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Becoming a saint with Gina Menzies

Hundreds of people in the US have traveled to a monastery in, Missouri to view a nun’s body that has no signs of decay four years after her death. Some are claiming this to be an ‘incorrupt’ body, a sign that is sometimes used to make someone a saint. Gina Menzies, Theologian and Lecturer in medical ethics joined Sean to discuss the process through which people become saints.

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15.00 30 May 2023


Becoming a saint with Gina Menzies


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Hundreds of people in the US have traveled to a monastery in, Missouri to view a nun’s body that has no signs of decay four years after her death.

Some are claiming this to be an ‘incorrupt’ body, a sign that is sometimes used to make someone a saint. Gina Menzies, Theologian and Lecturer in medical ethics joined Sean to discuss the process through which people become saints.


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