The Fires of Lilliput

<p><strong>AFTER REVIEWING HIS LIFE </strong>for nearly thirty years the Vatican wants to declare Polish farmer and stigmatic Jakub Chelzak a Roman Catholic saint. His miraculous healings and Crucifixion wounds brought true believers-and die-hard skeptics-from across Europe during its darkest hour.</p><p><br></p><p>But before the Pope can canonize Jakub Vatican officials must hear from the most important eyewitness of all: Shosha Mordechai then a young Warsaw resident who disappeared with her family after she and Jakub helped each other live through the most ungodly hell in human history: the Nazi siege of Poland and the Soviet invasion that followed.</p><p><br></p><p>No friend of the Jewish people during this time of their greatest need the Vatican hierarchy is seeking not only Shosha's testimony but a major step toward reconciliation with her people. The archbishops and cardinals face an extraordinary situation: a Jewish Holocaust survivor the only living witness to the life of a Christian saint.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Fires of Lilliput</strong> is the story Shosha tells them of indomitable spirits who survived the throes of war through courage suffering and love.</p>