Miraculous healing

[Thomas (With out a doubt)]

Presumably the Roman church has, for many centuries, kept its ear close to the ground and recorded many miraculous healings for the purpose of Canonisation of Saints.

Has, is or should, any organisation be verifying and recording miraculous healing outside the Roman church, and asking other religions to do the same.

After secular examination, the results could be announced at the Paralympics.

 

[Bendito]

Presumably the Roman church has, for many centuries, kept its ear close to the ground and recorded many miraculous healings for the purpose of Canonisation of Saints.

Has, is or should, any organisation be verifying and recording miraculous healing outside the Roman church, and asking other religions to do the same.

After secular examination, the results could be announced at the Paralympics.

Just asking here.....What right does the Romanist church have to say who is a saint and who is not? The Bible describes those disciples of Jesus, those Bible believing born again Christians as saints....That being the case, who is right? The Romanist church or God?

 

[Fragrant Grace]

Presumably the Roman church has, for many centuries, kept its ear close to the ground and recorded many miraculous healings for the purpose of Canonisation of Saints.

Has, is or should, any organisation be verifying and recording miraculous healing outside the Roman church, and asking other religions to do the same.

After secular examination, the results could be announced at the Paralympics.

Worldly false religious stuff @Thomas (With out a doubt)

But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world.
Galatians 6:14