Chicago woman’s cure leads to Cardinal Newman canonization
July 04, 2019
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CWN Editor's Note: “I said, ‘Please, Cardinal Newman, make the bleeding stop,’” recalled Melissa Villalobos, a Chicago mother who was diagnosed with a hole in her partially detached placenta. “Those were my exact words. Just then, as soon as I finished the sentence, the bleeding stopped ... That afternoon Villalobos’ cure was confirmed during a weekly ultrasound. The doctor told her everything was ‘perfect’ and there was no more hole in the placenta.”
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