Tag: sainthood
Archdiocese begins informal documentation on India’s ‘Apostle of the Eucharist’
Ajna George's life “proclaims the redemptive value of sufferings as shown by Jesus,” said her spiritual director
India’s ‘Carlo Acutis’ inspires many
Like Blessed Carlo, Ajna had set apart her life for “devotion to the Holy Eucharist from a very early age"
Cause of sainthood of Filipino prelate moves forward with approval of...
A group of Vatican theologians has unanimously approved the “heroic virtues” of the late Filipino Archbishop Teofilo Camomot
Indian lay person, six others to be canonized in May
Pillai, who was beatified in 2012, will be the first lay Catholic in India to be declared a saint
Pope John Paul I on way to sainthood
Pope Francis has authorized the promulgation of a decree advancing the causes for the canonization of Pope John Paul I
Catholics in Bangladesh urged to pray for cause of sainthood of...
Bangladesh marks the 44th death anniversary of Archbishop Theotonius Amal Ganguly who has been declared a “Servant of God”
Pope Francis puts Robert Schuman, a father of Europe, on path...
Robert Schuman's work was instrumental in the founding of today's European institutions, such as the European Union
Italian judge killed by mafia beatified for promotion of justice
Known as the "boy judge" because he looked younger than his 37 years, Rosario Livatino had led many investigations into the mob
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