The boy “suddenly recovered" after a physician invoked a 19th century Spanish priest in prayer, church officials announced.

Rhode Islanders are celebrating Pope Leo XIV's declaration that the healing of a baby born in their state back in 2007 was ...

Pope Leo XIV has declared the first miracle of his papacy, referencing the birth of a baby boy in Rhode Island in 2007. The newborn's heart stopped, and then his doctor prayed to a 19th century priest ...

The miracle occurred on January 17, 2007, after Tyquan Hall was born with no pulse at Rhode Island Memorial Hospital in ...

Pope Leo XIV approves a miracle involving a baby born in 2007 in Rhode Island and puts 19th century Spanish priest Father ...

Pope Leo XIV declared the 2007 recovery of an ailing premature baby at a Rhode Island hospital a miracle, crediting a ...

Pope Leo XIV has officially recognized his first miracle since assuming the papacy—an astonishing 2007 case in which a ...

Pope Leo XIV declares the 2007 Rhode Island baby's recovery a miracle, crediting physician’s prayer to Father Valera Parra for saving the newborn’s life.

Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from the United States, recently declared that a miracle happened in Rhode Island.

A baby born in 2007 was inexplicably healed after a doctor prayed to a 19th-century Spanish priest, Father Salvador Valera Parra.

In light of Pope Leo declaring the 2007 ordeal as a miracle, Dr. Sanchez-Esteban has released a statement. It read: "As a physician, I have the privilege of witnessing both the fragility and the ...

Pope Leo XIV says a miracle in Rhode Island can be attributed to the intercession of a 19th century Spanish priest.