Pope Leo XIV has formally recognized a miracle attributed to the intercession of a 19th-century Spanish priest, citing the unexpected survival of a premature baby in Rhode Island in 2007. According to a report by the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints and reported by NBC 10 News,

Pope Leo XIV declared the 2007 recovery of an ailing premature baby at a Rhode Island hospital a miracle, crediting a physician’s prayer with saving the baby’s life, the Vatican announced. Little Tyquan Hall,

A baby born in 2007 was inexplicably healed after a doctor prayed to a 19th-century Spanish priest, Father Salvador Valera Parra.

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Pope Leo XIV says a miracle in Rhode Island can be attributed to the intercession of a 19th century Spanish priest.The Vatican said a baby born in 2007 was inexplicably healed after a prayer to Father Salvador Valera Parra.

Pope Leo XIV is sporting some Chitown swag in a new mural. It is the work of the elusive Italian-born street artist known as "TVBoy," his own vision of melding Chicago's two most renowned international superstars.

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