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The Prodigy of Santa Rita II.
On June 1, 2007, a healthy baby boy was born to the Herrera couple. But within a few minutes, the baby Justine James contracted streptococcus bacteria. The baby's condition worsened so that at the brink of death, his own attending doctor gave up and expected the baby to die.
In their pain, the Herrera couple providentially met Myra Vero (Nikita Vero's mother) and told them about the prodigy that St. Rita did to their son. (Both babies were in the same ICU of the same hospital.)
Without wasting time, the Herreras went to the Shrine of St. Rita and arrived there at 7 pm when the monastery is close. They humbly requested the nuns to be let in and prayed before St. Rita's relic. Lo and behold! The baby recovered from the brink of death.
St. Rita truly is a prodigy of miracles.
In this photo, Mother Mabeth, OSA, poses with the second recepient of St. Rita's prodigy, James Justine (the boy with long hair) and his family.
May God be praised through St. Rita!
The Prodigy of Santa Rita II.
On June 1, 2007, a healthy baby boy was born to the Herrera couple. But within a few minutes, the baby Justine James contracted streptococcus bacteria. The baby's condition worsened so that at the brink of death, his own attending doctor gave up and expected the baby to die.
In their pain, the Herrera couple providentially met Myra Vero (Nikita Vero's mother) and told them about the prodigy that St. Rita did to their son. (Both babies were in the same ICU of the same hospital.)
Without wasting time, the Herreras went to the Shrine of St. Rita and arrived there at 7 pm when the monastery is close. They humbly requested the nuns to be let in and prayed before St. Rita's relic. Lo and behold! The baby recovered from the brink of death.
St. Rita truly is a prodigy of miracles.
In this photo, Mother Mabeth, OSA, poses with the second recepient of St. Rita's prodigy, James Justine (the boy with long hair) and his family.
May God be praised through St. Rita!