61 Minutes to a Miracle by Bonnie L. Engstrom, A Book Review by Rebecca Moll

Nothing less than 5 stars for a mother's story written from the heart. But this is not just a mother's story. It has become so much more.
Whether you believe every miracle because you need hope that there is a loving God at work or you come as a skeptic requiring proof to explain the timeless questions, why? how? The story of James Fulton Engstrom's remains inexplicable.

61 minutes without a pulse from birth.

What can be answered is the response to the Engstrom's call for prayers to Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen for his help. An invisible web spread across the Engstrom's family, friends, and eventually, the world. Countless prayers offered up for the life of a little boy. A catalyst to the saving and healing of a little life and the canonization of Archbishop Sheen.

Prayer is powerful.
Life triumphed over death.
James Fulton Engstrom is a living, breathing, healthy little boy.
Prayer is powerful.

I can't explain why or how, nor do I want to. For me, believing is seeing. And as far as this every day, normal, so far from perfect it is not even funny, Catholic woman is concerned, I see the glory of God in a little boy's life.