Bishops Advance Sainthood Bid for Mysterious US CEO
Summary
U.S. Catholic bishops have agreed to move forward with the process to consider John Rick Miller, a businessman turned missionary, for sainthood. Miller, who started a religious group and died in 2015, will undergo further local and Vatican reviews before any sainthood can be confirmed.Key Facts
- The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted to advance John Rick Miller’s sainthood cause.
- Miller was a CEO who left his corporate career after a religious change in 1988 to do missionary work.
- He founded the group For the Love of God Worldwide in 2009, which focuses on prayer and spreading awareness of God.
- Miller died in 2015 from cancer.
- His biography claims roles like CEO at AstraZeneca and managing director at the IMF, but these claims could not be independently confirmed.
- The sainthood process requires local investigations and several Vatican stages, including proof of miracles.
- Bishops also advanced sainthood causes for a Minnesota priest who worked with indigenous communities.
- The local investigation will take place in Miami as part of the official sainthood procedure.
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