God will take care of Benny.. and and many like him are wolves in sheeps clothing.
I think the problem I, and may like me have, is that there is little glory for God in any of this.. in Benny’s case they look to him , and in this case it is the saint that gets the glory
We need to keep looking to Christ :)
This is when I feel my words are so futile.
I can't speak for anybody else, but for me, "The Lord is glorious in His saints."*
Of course, in the poisoned atmosphere of discussions with Protestants I have to add that is not the only way God is glorious.
Yesterday was the memorial (for non-Dominicans) and feast (for Dominicans) of Thomas Aquinas. Yes, I ask for his prayers. Yes, I think his modesty, devotion, and life in general provide a heroic example. Yes, I think he was a genius.
But most of all I look at him, shake my head, and say to God, "Thank you for this amazing brother! Wow!"
As I said earlier, I don't 'follow' St Faustina much, but I am very grateful to her and to what God did in her, if only for the notion that I can and should remind myself that my trust should be placed in Jesus and in God's mercy.
So for us, that God chooses (if that be the case) to do miracles at a shrine of this saint, SURE that is a reminder of what God did in her, but au fond it's always about God.
In any event, what most of us know about St, Faustina is that she told us all to place our trust in the Divine Mercy. if the news or the miracle story is about what happened at her shrine, well and good. Maybe the healed and those who love them will be led to hear what St. Faustina taught. And then it will turnout that the glory is returned to God from whom it came.
For great teachers the antiphon is "Come let us worship the Lord, fount of all wisdom." But the general antiphon for saints says is something like "The Lord is glorious in his saints, come let us worship Him," or "Come let us worship the Lord, the king of martyrs," or words to that effect.
It's always God, but we're not going to ignore that great things he has done.