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Retrieved 6 July 2020. Copeland,
Clare (2012). "Saints,
Devotions and
Canonisation in
Early Modern Italy".
History Comp****. 10 (3): 260–269. doi:10.1111/j...
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lists the
popes who have been
canonised. A
total of 83 out of 266
deceased popes have been
recognised universally as
canonised saints,
including all of the...
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article contains a list of the 942
saints canonized by Pope
Francis (2013–2025)
during his pontificate,
which includes the 813 Martyrs of Otranto...
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everyday life.
Savio was
canonised a
saint on 12 June 1954 by Pope Pius XII,
making him the
youngest non-martyr to be
canonised in the
Catholic Church,...
- intercession. He was
canonised together with John XXIII. The date of the
canonisation was on 27
April 2014,
Divine Mercy Sunday. The
canonisation M**** for Pope...
- death, many
thousands of
people supported the case for
beatifying and
canonising Pope John Paul II as a saint. His
formal beatification ceremony took place...
- In
various religions, a
saint is a
revered person who has
achieved an
eminent status of holiness,
known as sainthood. The word
saint comes from the Latin...
- life and
carried out her
missionary work. On 4
September 2016, she was
canonised by the
Catholic Church as
Saint Teresa of Calcutta. The
anniversary of...
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announced at the
Consistory of
Cardinals his
intention to
canonise Newman.
Newman was
canonised by
Francis on 13
October 2019,
during an open-air M**** in...
- The
canonization of the
Romanovs (also
called "glorification" in the
Eastern Orthodox Church) was the
elevation to
sainthood of the last
imperial family...
