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of parishes Create Template:DiocesanPhotos Add section Portal:Tasks/Add Diocesan photos template Template:AddDiocesanPhotosSection For different city Existing

hagiography with limited empirical verification. This section does not apply to pre-modern saints. This section does not apply to pre-modern saints; canonization

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summary about the topic called a Lead section. This is typically one or two paragraphs and doesn’t have a section head preceding it. As the page grows,

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beatification; incorruption noted but not declared miraculous. This section does not apply. This section does not apply. Over 500 reported bilocations to New Mexico

Gertrude the Great Saint Gertrude the Great Under 5 minutes Portal:Media/Section 2 St. Ignatius of Loyola Saint Ignatius of Loyola Under 5 minutes Catholic

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2002 19 September 2006 Titular Bishop of Sagona, later Titular Archbishop Section for Relations with States Secretary 19 September 2006 8 September 2014 Equivalent

since 2022. A Jesuit, he was Undersecretary of the Migrants and Refugees Section of the same dicastery from 2016 to 2022, advocating for migrants, refugees

sectarian violence. In 1984, he became director of Vatican Radio’s Arabic section, amplifying his voice on Middle Eastern Christian issues. His priesthood

Aguiar entered the Ermesinde seminary and studied theology at the Porto section of the Catholic University of Portugal, earning a degree. He later completed

"invitations" to prayer with short reflections, a community prayer request section, and podcasts. Its religious significance lies in facilitating the Church's

saints of the Catholic Church. According to the channel's public "About" section (as of January 2026): "Welcome to Sanctus, your go-to channel for discovering

service rather than wonder-working traditions. This section does not apply to ancient saints. This section does not apply to ancient saints. No notable miracles