(Reuters) - Sister Claudia Beatriz displays ‘miracle pills’, which are believed to cure serious illnesses, created by Brazilian Friar Antonio de Sant’Anna Galvao also known as Frei Galvao at the Luz Monastery in Sao Paulo February 28, 2007. Frei Galvao, a Franciscan friar who was born in Guarantingueta near Sao Paulo in 1739 and beatified in Rome in 1998, will be canonized by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit to Brazil next May. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker (BRAZIL)

(Reuters) - Sister Claudia Beatriz displays ‘miracle pills’, which are believed to cure serious illnesses, created by Brazilian Friar Antonio de Sant’Anna Galvao also known as Frei Galvao at the Luz Monastery in Sao Paulo February 28, 2007. Frei Galvao, a Franciscan friar who was born in Guarantingueta near Sao Paulo in 1739 and beatified in Rome in 1998, will be canonized by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit to Brazil next May. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker (BRAZIL)