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Personally, I don't have any objections whatsoever to the beatification and canonization of Mother Teresa regardless of what the "secular" media says.

I had followed closely for years a pre-beatification procedure of one particular saintly monk who died in 1950's, a contemporary of John Paul II. The whole process stalled because of ONE detail in his life. Unless the evidence of his weakness (it's nothing criminal or terribly sinful) is clarified in favorable way, the monk will not be beatified.

[ultima ratio]

The point is that the process itself has been compromised--so much so that someone like Escriva get canonized in record time while others far more worthy are indefinitely stalled.

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