What is belief?

Bruges, West Flanders, Belgium/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Belief is a movement of God, not yours. If He hasn't already moved, wait. The same is true of a calling. I've listened to many of them tell, and never do I hear of the moment, which is instantaneous and unique. They speak of this person and that person and that he or she was an influence. No, it doesn't work that way.

Google AI Overview
Q. Have there been any healings by the Shroud of Turin?
A. Yes, there are historical accounts and personal testimonials claiming miraculous healings attributed to the Shroud of Turin, although these claims are difficult to verify scientifically and are often considered part of faith rather than proven events. Stories range from ancient times, such as the King of Edessa's instant healing in AD 544, to more recent anecdotes like the case of 11-year-old Josie Wollam in 1954. These stories are part of the Shroud's long history as a revered relic associated with healing and miracles. [I corrected AI. They and their spawn do not understand what AD means. It precedes the number.]
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Historical Accounts of Healing

• King Agabar V (544): According to accounts, the Shroud was displayed to the Persian army threatening the city of Edessa. The army retreated, and the King was instantly healed of a terminal illness after gazing upon it. 
• Procession to Constantinople (944): During this time, a man possessed by an evil spirit was reportedly delivered after touching the Shroud. 
• Ancient Edessa: Some accounts describe the Apostle Jude Thaddeus bringing the Shroud to Edessa, where it is said that a leper was cleansed by it. 

Modern Testimonies

• Josie Wollam (1954): In Gloucestershire, England, an 11-year-old girl with severe osteomyelitis and lung abscesses was reportedly healed after she heard about lectures on the Shroud. 

The Catholic Church recognizes these stories as authentic miraculous events and part of its tradition. Hopefully, the Shroud of Turin will bring about more healings.

Francis was not a believer. Truth never crossed his lips. The communist, suspected abuser of seminarians, and linguistic rapist, was the worst pope ever, thus far, and it will take years to undo what he did. History will prove me right.

He once said that we should not turn the Church into museum, and yet his Vatican II church did just that.

Mapcarta
I've provided two maps now that show the locations of Douai and Reims, the Douay-Rheims Bible.
The boundary between Belgium and France, formerly known as the Eldest Daughter of the Church, is the light gray line.

St James Pittsburgh
In Flanders Fields