[COBOL2Java]

I remember hearing a story on the "Catholic Answers" radio program about an incident which occurred at a house run by the Missionaries of Charity sisters in Haiti during the riots after President Jean-Bertrand Aristide fled the country (2004).

A group of Hatians brought over a homeless man who was near death. They took him in and lay him in a bed to care for him.

The man overheard the sisters talking about the riots and how, praise God, their home was not being attacked. He rose up and told them. "Of course nobody's attacking your house! You've got all those big scary-looking men outside, driving the demons away with their giant swords!"

The sisters looked at each other, unsure of what to make of the comment. Was he hallucinating, or in his dying moments, did he actually see the Guardian Angels protecting their home?

[Joe 6-pack]

"There's a story about a young Marine named Michael who wrote a letter home to his mother while he was in the hospital after having been wounded in Korea in 1950. A Navy Chaplain named Father Walter Muldy apparently was given the letter, checked the facts and concluded what was in the letter was true. A year later he read the letter in public for the first time, to a gathering of some 5,000 Marines at the Naval Base in San Diego. Here is the letter:"