Fabricated Miracle Legitimizes Modernist Sheen in Counter-Church

The National Catholic Register — the flagship organ of the EWTN empire and a primary mouthpiece of the conciliar sect — reports on the testimony of Bonnie Engstrom regarding the alleged “miracle” attributed to the arch-modernist Fulton J. Sheen, which the usurping structures in Rome have accepted as the requisite supernatural sign for his “beatification.” The article recounts a 2010 home birth in Illinois where the infant James Fulton, strangled by a true knot in the umbilical cord, remained pulseless for 61 minutes before a spontaneous return of cardiac activity, followed by a complete neurological recovery. The parents, having named the child after Sheen, invoked his intercession throughout the ordeal. Following the standard theatrical investigation by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints under the antipope Francis (Jorge Bergoglio), the cure was declared “scientifically inexplicable” and supernaturally caused by Sheen. Engstrom has now published a memoir, 61 Minutes to a Miracle, via EWTN Religious Catalogue, cementing the narrative. This orchestrated spectacle exposes the neo-church’s reliance on sensationalized prodigies to manufacture sanctity for its architects of apostasy, substituting the signa credibilitatis of true doctrine with the signa mendacia of the counterfeit church.