")More than a decade later, Călinescu argued that an enduring trait of "Gândirism" (to which he referred as "Orthodoxism") had been a manifest belief in miracles.He believed to have noticed this in the works of "Gândirea" contributors such as Mircea Vulcănescu (in his homage to the deceased painter Sabin Popp, whom he allegedly regarded as "a saint"), Vasile Ciocâlteu ("who asks from God, in one of his poems, the favor to hold hot coals in his hands") and the Athonite pilgrim Sandu Tudor (who believed in "the workings of a mysterious miracle" as explanations for various events).