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Results from Tag: 'beatifications'
Priests, Laypeople, Poor Clare Nun Among 124 20th-Century Martyrs to Be Beatified in Spain
With the addition of these 124 new blesseds, the number of 20th-century martyrs in Spain recognized by the Catholic Church rises to 2,254, 11 of whom have been canonized.
Miraculous Vision: How St. Thérèse’s Dream Pointed to Blessed Anne’s Beatification
Blessed Anne, the protégé of St. Teresa of Ávila and a patroness of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, was beatified Sunday in Belgium
Pope Francis Calls for Applause for 20 Martyrs of Spanish Civil War Beatified in Seville
At Sunday’s Angelus, Pope Francis honored the priests, seminarian and laypeople who were murdered out of hatred for the faith.
20 Martyrs of Persecution During Spanish Civil War to Be Beatified
The martyrs to be beatified in the Seville cathedral on Nov. 18 include 10 priests, one seminarian and nine laypeople. All of them were killed out of hatred for the faith in 1936.
A Priest and Martyr for the Faith: The Cause for Beatification of Father Ragheed Ganni
Archbishop Warda stressed that the martyred Father Ragheed was very close to the youth.
Catholic Priests Martyred Under Ottoman Empire Beatified in Lebanon
Father Leonard Melki and Father Thomas Saleh were Capuchin friars and missionaries in what is now Turkey who were arrested, tortured and martyred by the forces of the Ottoman Empire in 1915 and 1917 respectively.
French Laywoman Pauline Jaricot Is Beatified: ‘A Living Witness to the Power of Love for Jesus’
A 3-year-old was healed through the intercession of Blessed Pauline.
