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Friday, May 13, 2005
When Jesus saw there was not enough to feed the multitude he grabbed his credit card and ran off to the bakery with a quick stop at the fish market
From the NYTMany cardinals took up the cause, and there have been various reports of possible miracles attributed to John Paul, one necessity for being proclaimed a saint. Among them came from an Italian cardinal, Francesco Marchisano, who said his vocal chords had been paralyzed by a medical error.
"One day I found myself at lunch with the pope, and I explained to him - I showed him - that I couldn't talk," Cardinal Marchisano said in a telephone interview. "He came over to me and he caressed my throat, like a brother, like the father that he was."
"After that I did seven months of therapy and I was able to speak again," he said. Asked if it was because of a miracle, he said: "It could be. All the saints have powers."
