Several healing miracles are credited to the intercession of St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, a French priest who was born in 1873. Among those recognized by the Vatican that led to Montfort’s beatification (the second step in being declared a saint) in 1888 include the complete recovery of three nuns: one suffering from spinal paralysis (1845); the second from a chronic bone marrow disease (1869); and the third suffering from tuberculosis of the lung, along with an abdominal cystic tumor and heart disease (1873). In addition, Montfort is said to have healed a 10-year-old child from tubercular arthritis of the hip and dislocation of the right leg (1870).
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