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Ferndale boy's miracle helps elevate first Native American to sainthood
Posted on October 21, 2012 at 5:19 PM
Updated Sunday, Oct 21 at 5:19 PM
Jake Finkbonner's family prayed to the 17th century nun Kateri Tekakwitha during an illness in 2006 and Jake believes she's the reason he's alive. On Sunday morning, Pope Benedict XVI canonized Kateri, making her the first Native American saint.
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