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FILE - In this May 2, 2001 file photo, Pope John Paul II waves to faithfuls gathered for the weekly general audience at St. Peter's Square in the Vatican. A Vatican official on Wednesday, June 19, 2013,... (Associated Press) 
  
 A Vatican official says a commission of theologians approved a miracle attributed to his intercession, clearing a key hurdle. The case now goes to a commission of cardinals and then Pope Francis. John Paul's canonization is possible in autumn to coincide with the 35th anniversary of his election, though the official said Wednesday on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to reveal details about the case that it may be too soon. 
  
 The Polish-born pope has been on the fast track for sainthood ever since retired Pope Benedict XVI waived the traditional five-year waiting period and allowed the investigation into his life and virtues to begin just weeks after his 2005 death. John Paul was beatified in 2011. ||||| The Holy See has yet to reveal what the miracle was or where and when it took place but Vatican sources said it would “amaze the world”. 
  
 It concerns the “extraordinary healing” of a Costa Rican woman who was cured of a severe brain injury after her family began praying to the memory of the late Polish pope, according to reports in the Italian media. 
  
 Details of the miracle are likely to be announced at the end of this month or at the beginning of July, a Vatican insider told The Daily Telegraph. 
  
 John Paul II was beatified — the first step towards sainthood — in a lavish outdoor ceremony in St Peter’s Square in May 2011. 
  
 The second miracle — which is required in order for him to be given full sainthood — reportedly occurred on the very day of his beatification. 
  
 It has reportedly been recognised by theologians from the Vatican’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints, which is in charge of examining the “dossiers” of candidates for sainthoods. 
  
 It now has to be signed off by a commission of cardinals and bishops, which is expected to happen within the next few weeks. 
  
 John Paul’s first attributed miracle was the apparent healing of a French nun, Sister Marie Simon-Pierre. 
  
 Her recovery from Parkinson’s disease after praying for the late pope’s “intercession” had no medical explanation, the Catholic Church maintains. 
  
 The Polish pontiff is likely to be formally made a saint in the autumn — either on Oct 20 or Nov 24. 
  
 The canonisation ceremony is likely to be attended by hundreds of thousands of Catholic faithful and will be presided over by Pope Francis, who was elected in March. 
  
 “The canonisation of Karol Wojtyla will be the crowning glory of the recent history of Catholicism, linking the last three pontificates,” Saverio Gaeta, who wrote a biography of John Paul II, told La Stampa newspaper. |||||
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Pope John Paul II continues to zip along toward sainthood. A Vatican official tells the Telegraph that a second miracle has been attributed to the late pontiff, reportedly of a gravely ill Costa Rican woman who prayed to his memory and recovered. Cardinals and Pope Francis are expected to sign off on it in the next several weeks. Any potential saint needs to rack up two miracles under Catholic rules, so this second one clears the way toward John Paul's canonization as a saint sometime this fall, reports AP.