When Hidilyn Diaz started her lift on an Olympic record weight in Tokyo, she didn't think she could do it. Seconds later, a surge of strength pushed 127 kilograms above her head. She did it. Then came a flood tears, shouts of joy, hugs and prayers. "Thank you Lord!" she cried. But the first thing she put around her neck wasn't a gold medal -- which she had won with that record-breaking lift -- it was a Miraculous Medal. A gift from a friend accompanied by a spiritual bouquet novena. Diaz herself prayed a novena to the Blessed Mother, as depicted on the Miraculous Medal. During the medal ceremony, the Miraculous Medal would entangle itself around the gold medal. The two medals had finally met. Raised high, her gold medal was a tribute to her family, friends, team, and country of the Philippines. Then, lifting the Miraculous Medal, she gave her thanksgiving to Our Lady's intercession to her son Jesus Christ. Still, even with two Olympic medals, there just might be another one tha...