The Saint Makers by Joe Drape (Hardback Book)

Little, Brown & Company

Discover the inspiring journey of faith and the intricate process of sainthood in "The Saint Makers." This compelling book delves into the unlikely alliance between a country priest and an Italian canon lawyer as they piece together the life of a Korean War hero and military chaplain for a case of eternal divinity. Written by New York Times journalist Joe Drape, it offers a unique look at the Catholic Church's saint-making machinery, exploring the coexistence of faith and science. The narrative spans from Kansas plains to Vatican halls, recounting the stories of two young athletes whose lives were threatened by illness and injury, and whose miraculous recoveries were attributed to prayers to Father Kapaun. In a time of church scandal and global uncertainty, "The Saint Makers" is an uplifting testament to a priest who exemplifies goodness and faith. It's a story of faith for the priests, the athletes, the readers, and the author, all seeking to understand what makes a person worthy of sainthood. Key Features: * Explores the modern-day making of a saint within the Catholic Church. * Chronicles the investigation into the life of a Korean War hero and military chaplain. * Examines the intersection of faith and science in the canonization process. * Features inspiring stories of miraculous recoveries and enduring faith. * Written by bestselling author and New York Times journalist Joe Drape. Product Summary: Little, Brown & Company, The Saint Makers, Hardcover Book, Joe Drape, Religion, 2020, 256 pages, English.