Seventy-five years after his death, [Rev. Emil] Kapaun is being considered for an even rarer distinction -- sainthood.
Rev. Emil Kapaun died in a Korean War prison camp on May 23, 1951. Nearly eight decades later, he could become the U.S. military's first saint. From Stars and Stripes' Lara Korte:
-- Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes.bsky.social) 10:59 PM · May 25, 2026
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Hi Morris
Wow-- thanks for this info. That's remarkable.
Here is the Jungian concept of "synchronicity" or "meaningful coincidence" I discussed in the four aliens OP.
Glad this OP was read and enjoyed by someone.

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