Sainthood Cause Opens for Adele Brice Who Witnessed First Approved US Marian Apparitions
The Catholic Church has officially opened the cause for sainthood of Belgian immigrant who had visions of the Blessed Mother.
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Diocese Investigates Sainthood Cause of Virginia Father Who Saved Son
More than 1,500 people attended Tom’s funeral Mass, including the local bishop, more than 75 priests, and more than 60 altar boys.
Patron Saint of Friendship? How Soon-to-Be-Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati Models True Fraternity
‘That’s the best friend that he modeled: one who cares about your soul,’ says Christine Wohar, author of the book ‘Finding Frassati and Following His Path to Holiness.’
‘The Incorruptibles’: Who Are These Mysterious Saints?
‘We have over 100 documented cases of incredible examples of saints whose mortal bodies have not fully decayed…’
Sainthood Cause Advances for Eileen O’Connor, Lay Woman and Mystic
She could become Australia’s second saint.
Meet the Polish Young Woman Who Could Be Another Millennial Saint
Helena Kmieć loved the Eucharist, just like soon-to-be-saint Carlo Acutis.
Body of Saint, Patron of African Americans, Significantly Damaged in Sicilian Church Fire
Located in the Sicilian capital of Palermo, the Church of Santa Maria di Gesù caught fire on July 25 after a wildfire spread down the slopes of Monte Grifone.
French Bishops Vote to Open Sainthood Cause of Henri de Lubac
De Lubac is considered by many to be one of the most important theologians of the 20th century. He encouraged a return to the writings of the Church Fathers in Catholic theology and founded a journal with Joseph Ratzinger and Hans Urs von Balthasar.
Pope Francis Advances Sainthood Cause of Filipino Archbishop Known for Bilocation
There have been testimonies of his ability to heal the sick, levitate in prayer and bilocate, according to the Archbishop Camomot Committee in Cebu. The May 21 papal decree also recognized other holy men and women.
Who Was Titus Brandsma?
Father Brandsma’s beatification cause opened in the Dutch Diocese of Den Bosch in 1952. It was the first process for a candidate killed by the Nazis.
