Could be...it's a remarkable story, you can
read here.
My favorite parts of the story:
"He'd pray to St. Dismas, the Good Thief, before he foraged in sheds and
fields, stuffing corn, peaches and other food in his pockets, then
giving it all to starving soldiers."
"
When he officially started the project (case for sainthood)
in 2008, he says, his first task
was to look for any reasons Kapaun wasn't worthy. The closest thing to a
flaw he found, he says, was a doctor in the POW camp who'd been
frustrated because Kapaun, as a patient, gave his food to those he felt
were needier. "That," he says, "was the worst anybody said about Father
Kapaun.""
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