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Tom Brotherson wrote:

Hi, guys —

To be canonized a saint, at least one miracle is necessary.

  • Can that miracle take place during the life of the saint or does it have to take place after death?

Tom

  { Can the miracle take place during their or does it have to take place after their death? }

Mike replied:

Hi, Tom —

Thanks for the question.

To be canonized a saint, I believe at least two miracles are necessary.

I don't believe there is any criteria on when the miracles took place, though I'm not 100% sure.

Mike
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