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slow down the cancer, so they added radiation to the therapy. He was in such pain that he could not get off the therapeutic table one day. He was rushed to the hospital and was found to have a broken hip. The next 10 days were hectic, and they could not stabilize him. He had not eaten in several days. One Thursday evening, as my wife was praying her daily devotions, I took the prayercard of the Venerable Stanislaus and, thinking of Danny, I thought to myself, some people suffer so much. I looked at the picture of the Venerable Servant, and I studied it; he looked so saintly. I looked deeply into his eyes, and I felt that he has a very profound union with God. I prayed the prayers on the back of the card. The next day we went to see Danny, and to my sur- prise, he was up and around, fully coherent and walking with a walker. I even trimmed his hair that was starting to grow out. (I am a former barber.) From now on, I will make Fr. Stan part of my daily contemplation. As for Danny’s future, I place that in the hands of the Lord. — JM, Santa Cruz, NM Accepted into medical school I read about Venerable Stanislaus in Marian Helper and called to receive a prayercard. I was in the process of applying to medical schools and began to pray to Fr. Stanislaus for his intercession to help me reach this goal. This was my second time applying to medical school; I was not accepted in my first attempt last year. G r a c e s R e c e i v e d T h r o u g h H i s I n t e r c e s s i o n 43