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Papal graces sought

byStaff writers
30 March 2008
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ROME (CNS): The office in charge of promoting Pope John Paul II’s sainthood cause is looking for English speakers who have a story to tell about their meeting with the late pope, their prayers for his intercession or graces received after asking for his help.

In a March 17 statement, the Rome diocesan office for the sainthood cause said English submissions to the cause’s website were seriously falling behind those in Italian, Polish and French.

The website – www.vicariatusurbis.org/Beatificazione/English/credits.htm – also has space set aside for testimonials in Spanish and Portuguese.

A spokeswoman for the office said: “It does not have to be a miracle or something extraordinary. We would like to hear and share stories about an encounter or a grace received or a hope.

“This part of the site is very active in other languages, but few English speakers seem to know we have a site and a magazine where they can send these things,” she said.

The monthly magazine is called “Totus Tuus” (“All Yours”), Pope John Paul’s motto.

Pope John Paul died April 2, 2005.

Testimonials submitted for publication should be no more than one page in length, single-spaced. They may be sent by e-mail to: postulatio@vicariatusurbis.org, with the subject line stating “I am giving my personal testimony”.

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