The claims

Jonah Handler and Nicholas Balboa — A Voice in the Surfside Rubble (2021)

Naturally possible — was the timing more than coincidence?

When Champlain Towers South collapsed in Surfside, Florida, at 1:22 a.m. on June 24, 2021, a man from Arizona walking his dog heard a teenager screaming from the debris pile, climbed it in flip-flops, and flagged rescuers who pulled 15-year-old Jonah Handler out alive; 98 people died in the collapse, including Jonah's mother, Stacie Fang, and the contingency that put a passerby within earshot is the whole of the providence claim here.

Jeni Stepien — Walked Down the Aisle by Her Father's Heart (2016)

Naturally possible — was the timing more than coincidence?

When Jeni Stepien's father died in 2006, his donated heart went to a New Jersey man who had spent years on the transplant list; ten years later, that man traveled to Pittsburgh to walk her down the aisle — and the evening before the wedding, she felt her father's heartbeat for the first time in a decade.

Nurse Vilma Wong and Dr. Brandon Seminatore — The Preemie Who Came Back as Her Colleague (2018)

Naturally possible — was the timing more than coincidence?

A Stanford NICU nurse checking in a new resident physician realized his name was familiar — he was the 2-pound, 29-week preemie she had been primary nurse for 28 years earlier, now a doctor caring for babies on the very unit that saved him.

Youssef Ziadna — The Bedouin Driver Who Drove Back Into the Massacre (October 7, 2023)

Naturally possible — was the timing more than coincidence?

When a regular customer called him at six in the morning as Hamas attacked the Nova festival, Bedouin minibus driver Youssef Ziadna drove toward the gunfire instead of away from it, packed thirty people into his fourteen-seat vehicle, and used his knowledge of the back tracks to carry them out alive — on a day when 378 people were murdered at the festival, his cousin was killed on a beach, and four members of his extended family were taken hostage.

Marcilio Haddad Andrino: Brain Abscesses Resolve Before Surgery After Mother Teresa Prayer

A Brazilian man with eight brain abscesses regained consciousness minutes before emergency surgery, which was then found unnecessary — the case credited to Mother Teresa's intercession and used for her canonization.

Monica Besra: Abdominal Tumor Disappears After Mother Teresa Medal

A Bengali woman's large abdominal cyst reportedly vanished overnight after a Missionaries of Charity sister placed a medal on her abdomen, in a case used for Mother Teresa's beatification.

Our Lady of Akita (Weeping and Bleeding Statue)

From 1973 to 1981 in Akita, Japan, a wooden statue of Mary in a convent reportedly wept, bled, and perspired on 101 occasions, with fluids analyzed by a forensic specialist as human in origin.

Serge Perrin: Recurring Hemiplegia and Ocular Lesions Healed at Lourdes

A French man with six years of recurring right-sided paralysis and vision loss from bilateral carotid artery disorders felt sudden warmth and complete recovery at Lourdes in 1970 — recognized in 1978 but disputed by American neurologists.

The Shroud of Turin

A linen cloth bearing the faint image of a crucified man — revered as Christ's burial shroud, radiocarbon-dated to the medieval period, and disputed ever since.