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Luke Kerver retweeted
September 16, 2010
Bonnie and Travis Engstrom were preparing to welcome their baby boy, James Fulton, into the world.
They had no idea they were about to witness an event that would stun doctors—and eventually be investigated as a miracle.
The delivery suddenly turned into a nightmare.
James was born completely blue, unresponsive, and without a heartbeat.
Medical staff rushed in to begin desperate resuscitation efforts.
Bonnie had maintained a strong devotion to Venerable Fulton Sheen throughout her pregnancy.
As doctors fought to save her lifeless son, she and her family repeatedly called on Sheen to intercede for James.
James was rushed to the hospital, where medical teams continued CPR.
10 minutes... 20 minutes... 30 minutes...
Still, there was no pulse.
For 61 minutes, James had no detectable heartbeat.
As doctors were preparing to stop resuscitation and pronounce the baby dead, the impossible happened:
His heart started beating.
Going over an hour without oxygen carries catastrophic consequences.
Doctors warned the family that James faced severe, permanent brain damage—if he survived at all. All they could do was keep praying.
Instead of the devastating outcome doctors predicted, James kept improving.
He survived.
Even more remarkably, later medical evaluations confirmed he suffered no brain damage or long-term neurological harm.
The Diocese of Peoria launched a rigorous investigation into the case, gathering medical records and expert testimony.
Independent panels of medical experts, theologians, and Church authorities all reached the same conclusion:
The recovery could not be scientifically explained.
In 2019, Pope Francis officially recognized James’s unexplainable recovery as a miracle attributed to Fulton Sheen’s intercession.
A baby without a pulse for 61 minutes survived, clearing the path for Archbishop Fulton Sheen to be declared Blessed.
Soon-to-be Blessed Fulton Sheen, pray for us! 🙏
Luke Kerver retweeted
"Come on, you sons of b*tches, do you want to live forever?"
Dan Daly is said to have roared that at Belleau Wood in 1918, rising up in front of his pinned-down, outnumbered Marines and leading them forward.
He stood at just five foot six and weighed only 135 pounds, but he was one of the toughest Marines who ever lived. One of only two men to earn the Medal of Honor twice from two separate wars.
Daly earned his first in 1900, during the Boxer Rebellion, holding a stretch of wall outside Peking through the night against wave after wave of attackers. He earned his second in 1915, ambushed in Haiti with a patrol vastly outnumbered, fighting his way out and leading the charge that took the enemy's fort.
His commanding officer, Smedley Butler, called him "the fightingest Marine I ever knew." A general called him "the outstanding Marine of all time."
The little man from Long Island survived Belleau Wood too, and retired a sergeant major.
Luke Kerver retweeted
We just left Auburn and wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone for such a special weekend. Auburn already had a special place in our hearts after we came here in June, but even more now. The people, the town, the hospitality. We definitely learned why they call it “the loveliest village on the plains.” We’ll be back next year for another game!
War Damn Eagle 🧡💙🦅
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We’ve arrived at our hotel here in Auburn for the weekend. Thank you so much to Auburn University for the super generous welcome! We even got some toilet paper rolls😅
We know this isn’t normal at all and really appreciate it!🙏
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Happy Constitution Day!📜On September 17, 1787, delegates gathered at the Constitutional Convention to sign the U.S. Constitution, establishing the foundation of our nation's government.
The National Archives is proud to be the permanent home to our nation's founding documents.
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With Ryan Reaves now retired that leaves Ryan O’Reilly, Jamie Benn and Zach Bogosian as the final remaining no-visor players in the NHL.
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We just visited the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid, the so called "8th Wonder of the World". This place is absolutely insane. They literally had alligators in there, a shooting range, bowling lanes and even a whole hotel. Genuinely felt more like an amusement park than an outdoor shop.
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Twenty-five years on, Tim Russert’s tribute to Father Mychal Judge on Meet the Press still moves me.
The FDNY chaplain died on 9/11 while ministering to others. Take a moment this Sunday to remember him.
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Honored to give @FreddyLA7 & co their first college football experience! 😁
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The best hype video ive ever seen. John Brown and Edwin Coppac would have made for unreal Big 12 LB/safety hybrids
Kansas posting a fucking John Brown edit to call Mizzou slavery supporters over a football game is absolutely insane I cannot believe this is real
Even before the 9/11 attacks, Col. Richard "Rick" Rescorla was a decorated war hero with a Silver Star from his actions in Vietnam.
25 years ago today, Rescorla saved 2,687 people and paid the ultimate sacrifice.
Here’s how it happened. 🧵