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On February 16, 2009, the Holy See announced the coming canonization of ten more saints: four Italians, two Spaniards and one each from Belguim, France, Poland and Portugal.
Recent canonizations by Catholic Insight
9781847061232 Mapping world literature; international canonization and transnational literatures.
Mapping world literature; international canonization and ... by Reference & Research Book News
That's important because the canonization process is usually initiated by the bishop, who oversees the locale where the candidate for sainthood died or is buried; a religious order interested in nominating one of its own, or by a private association.
Bishop helps group's push for Audrey's canonization by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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