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A woman from the Central American nation played a key role in the canonisation of Pope John Paul II.

 

The Church says Floribeth Mora's life was miraculous saved by the Polish-born Pope.

 

She had a rare type of brain aneurysm that could not be operated on and says she was cured after praying for the late Pope in 2011.

 

That was the second miracle required by the Vatican for Pope John Paul to be declared a saint.

 

Ms Mora was at the ceremony in St Peter's Square ikora purple leaf .

 

"God has chosen this very beautiful country to carry out a miracle, something unexplainable," a young Catholic named Carlos Cruz told Reuters 森の微笑み.

 

In Mexico - which was part of Karol Wojtyla's first visit abroad after he became Pope in 1978 - some 1,500 people took part in a vigil in the capital's main cathedral 約會 .

 

"Those of us here have come because of our faith, fervour for Jesus Christ and to ask John Paul II to intercede on our behalf," said Maria Ines Rivera next sky dance.

 

Brazil, which has the largest Catholic population in the world, has become the first country to name a church after Saint John Paul II.

 

The small church, in a poor neighbourhood of Salvador, was opened by the Pope in 1980 miss home her go.

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