>St. Asuka? Joining the ranks of George et. al. for bringing Lucifer
>-back- to the Host after the rest made sure he went back to The Pit?
>Somehow I think the stuffier higher-ups in heaven and the church might
>have a thing or two to say about that.
>
>-The One
>

I don't know how sainthood works in IN heaven, but I do know how canonization works down here. If the church got the whole, classified story of what happened, they would at least consider her for sainthood. If they don't know about the celestial aspects to this War, she is still one of the heroines that protected us in our darkest hour, like no soldier ever had. One miracle attributed to her to get her Beatified, another to make her Canonized, but that is that.

Of course, death (plus a hundred years, preferably) is a prerequisite for canonization, but that's par for the course--you can't get into the Hall of Fame until after you retire, whether in sports or religion.

--rR