Fictional superheroes are all the
rage these days. Batman, Superman,
Ironman, Spiderman, and many, many others fill comic books and bring out movie
goers in droves. There is just something
amazing about the ability to fly or bend steel with your bare hands or shoot
spider webs from your wrists. And a hero
willing to go to great lengths to pull poor vulnerable victims from the
clutches of danger makes for an irresistible protagonist.
Even cooler than those made up comic
book heroes, though, are the world’s real
super heroes. Some of whom can do even
more amazing things than bend steel beams (the need for which doesn’t really come
up that often in life anyway, does it?).
Can
you imagine a mere mortal being in two places at once? Levitating up to 6 feet off the ground? Or bringing back people from the dead? With the power of God and a great devotion to
serving Him in all things, all these things are documented “super powers” of different
saints throughout history.
Canonized
Catholic saints may not sound like superheroes.
They may not rank up there with Superman and Batman on action figure
sales or blockbuster movie deals. But they are the true super heroes of history,
known for the indescribably great lengths they’ve gone to to pull poor
vulnerable victims from Satan’s clutches.
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