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Stored in Cargo: No results Saint Catherine of Siena (March 25, 1347 – April 29, 1380) was an Italian Saint, mystic, and Doctor of the Church, renowned

Congregation for the Causes of Saints, or its medieval equivalent, would have reviewed her writings and the accounts of her piety, charity, and visions. Her reputation

science and directly linked to the candidate’s intercession. The case was reviewed by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, which verified the testimony

global reach of his intercession. Valeria and her mother returned to Assisi on 2 September 2022 to thank Carlo, further solidifying his reputation as a powerful

recognizing his life of heroic virtue. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints reviewed his extensive work, including founding the Diocese of Quebec and his advocacy

recognizing her life of heroic virtue. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints reviewed her contributions, including founding the Ursuline monastery and her tireless

Pius X on November 24, 1910, for her heroic virtue, following the Vatican’s review of her writings and testimony about her holiness. Beatified on November

Stored in Cargo: No results Saint Macrina the Younger (4th century AD – 379 AD) was a Cappadocian nun, known for her asceticism and influence on her brothers

recognizing her life of heroic virtue. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints reviewed her extensive contributions, including her innovative approach to charity

investigation by the Catholic Church, including medical and theological reviews, confirmed the event as miraculous, solidifying José's universal veneration

Louisiana). ReviewLevel: Level of human review for the article (0=AI-Generated, 1=Minimal Human Review, 2=Moderate Human Review, 3=Substantial Human Review, 4=Extensive

replica (1980) The national pilgrimage peaks on 12 October, attracting over 2 million faithful in recent years (diocesan figures 2024). Pilgrims walk long

Peruvian communities near Lake Titicaca Major pilgrimages occur around February 2 (Feast of the Candelaria) and August 5 (anniversary of coronation), attracting

for the Paraguayan diaspora The annual pilgrimage on 8 December attracts 1–2 million faithful, many walking dozens of kilometres with traditional chipa

1710 episcopal inquiry. The parchment relic—miraculously preserved without human intervention for over 370 years—remains perfectly intact despite its age

replica (1980) The national pilgrimage peaks on 12 October, attracting over 2 million faithful in recent years (diocesan figures 2024). Pilgrims walk long

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