Nuntiatoria: Cardinal George Pell and the Arizona Miracle: A Sign of Sainthood?

After a near-fatal drowning in which he was submerged and without a pulse for 52 minutes, 18-month-old Vincent Robinson of Phoenix, Arizona made a full recovery—defying all medical expectations. In the midst of the crisis, his parents, who had met Cardinal George Pell in 2021 and held him in deep regard, prayed urgently for his intercession. Astonishingly, Vincent was discharged from the hospital with no neurological or organ damage, prompting doctors to describe his recovery as miraculous. The event has since sparked discussion about Cardinal Pell’s possible path to canonization, as authenticated miracles are required in the Catholic Church’s process of declaring someone a saint. Nevertheless, formal proceedings typically begin no sooner than five years after the individual’s death.

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