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Little Audrey Santo’s Mother To Appear on CatholicTV Talk Show To Discuss Beatification

June 20, 2009

WATERTOWN, MA (MetroCatholic) – Little Audrey Santo’s Mother To Appear on CatholicTV Talk Show To Discuss Beatification

On Tuesday, June 23rd, Linda Santo, mother of Little Audrey Santo will appear on the CatholicTV talk show “This is the Day”. Also on the show will be Fr. Gentile, a supporter of the Foundation for the Cause for Canonization of Audrey Santo. The live show will air at 10:30AM (EST) and can be seen at CatholicTV.com and on CatholicTV where available.

Little Audrey Santo of Worcester, Massachusetts passed away on April 14, 2007. According to Little Audrey’s official website (www.littleaudreysanto.org), she has been declared a Servant of God and the cause for her canonization has begun. Father John Foley, a priest of the Diocese of Worcester, served as Little Audrey’s pastor, and is the President of the Foundation.

Numerous miracles have been associated with Little Audrey. It has also been claimed that Audrey sometimes bore the stigmata. The observed experiences in Audrey’s home included icons weeping blood or oil, a bleeding statue of Jesus, consecrated hosts bleeding, blood appearing spontaneously in a tabernacle, and others miracles as well.

Many miraculous healings were attributed to Audrey as well. Many people with various diseases or injuries claim to have been cured either by visiting Audrey’s house or by intercessory prayer offered by others at Audrey’s house.

Linda Santo and Fr. Gentile will discuss the beatification of Little Audrey on “This is the Day”.

Also featured on “This Is The Day” will be Fr. Raymond Dlugos, O.S.A. Fr. Dlugos is Vice President for mission and ministry at Merrimack College in North Andover, MA. Fr. Dlugos has a Ph.D in counseling psychology.

These guests can be seen on Tuesday, June 23rd live at 10:30AM (EST) on CatholicTV where available (rebroadcast at 8PM). The show will also be streamed simultaneously at www.CatholicTV.com and will be available on the site’s archives starting Tuesday night. All videos at the website are viewable in full-screen. Paste this URL into your browser in order to access the “This is the Day” video archives. http://www.CatholicTV.org/shows/default.aspx?seriesID=72

About CatholicTV:
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Posted by George Vogt · Filed Under Catholic US News, Lifestyle 

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