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| | Biblical canon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | A fourth book in the canon is the Doctrine and Covenants, a continually expanding work written in modern times by the presiding presidents of the LDS church, and believed by members to be the voice of God for the contemporary world. | | | In addition to the canonical four gospels, the fifth gospel is the Gospel of Thomas. | | | Generally, the closure of the canon reflects a belief from the faith community that the formative period of the religion has ended, and that texts from that period can be collected into an authoritative body of work. |
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| | Historical Sketch of Canonization |
| | Canonization and the veneration of saints are as old as the Church. | | | Canonization derives its origin from revealed Catholic doctrine on the invocation of saints and the honor due to them; and the custom of paying religious honor to holy men and seeking their intercession is plainly asserted in the Old Testament. | | | In the canonization of saints, as in many other matters of discipline, a process of centralization took place, and more serious and solemn issues were referred to the Holy See, the central authority in the Church. |
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| | CANONIZATION - LoveToKnow Article on CANONIZATION |
| | The 12th and, especially, the I3th centuries furnish many examples of canonizations pronounced by the popes, and the procedure of this period is well ascertained. | | | The evidence of those who had known the holy personages was collected on the spot. | | | But when an express decision was given, it was the bishop who gave it. |
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| | Canonization |
| | However, both beatification and canonization are judgments (the latter infallible) by the church that the person now reigns in glory, is worthy of veneration and imitation, and is able to intercede for the faithful. | | | Canonization is a legal process in the Roman Catholic Church whereby a departed "servant of God," already beatified, is declared a saint. | | | Canonization is the final step of the process by which a deceased person's name is inscribed in the catalog of Saints in the Roman Catholic church. |
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| | Catholic Culture : Document Library : Canonization of Saints |
| | Canonization on the contrary, decrees the public cultus of the Universal Church to the saints. | | | Thus does the Canon of the Mass, with its mention of the name of the Pope, the bishop, the faithful throughout the world, the living, the souls in Purgatory, and the saints, recall the old diptychs. | | | But yet the first formal decree of canonization seems to be that of St. Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg, which Pope John XV issued in a synod at the Lateran of the year 993. |
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| | What is a Saint? Catholic-Pages.com |
| | When beatification and canonization procedures were not yet consigned to the authority of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints (instituted in 1588 by Pope Sixtus V) and to the Holy Father himself, it was the "vox populi" or "spontaneous local attribution" which led to the proclaiming of saints. | | | The penultimate step to canonization is beatification and the Holy Father has presided at 100 such ceremonies in nearly 19 years, proclaiming 770 blesseds, of whom 579 were martyrs and 191 confessors. | | | However, in 1988, to mark its 4th centenary, the Congregation for the Causes of Saints published the first "Index ac status Causarum." This book and its subsequent supplements, written entirely in Latin, are considered the definitive index of all causes which have been presented to the congregation since its institution. |
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| | The Canonization of Saints |
| | Canonization is understood as the concession of public worship in the Universal Church. | | | One principle way for God to affirm the presence of an individual in heaven with Him is through the performance of miracles through the intercession of that person. | | | Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture texts are taken from the New American Bible with Revised New Testament, © 1986, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. |
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| | On The Canonizations Of Pope John Paul II |
| | Canonization is used as a means to establish a bridge towards the other religions. | | | Canonizations can be of two kinds: equivalent and formal, in which the latter offer more guarantees than the former, and consequently the refusal to give them the assent that is their due would constitute a greater fault, | | | This judgment is considered to have been rendered when the Holy See imposes as a precept on the universal Church the celebration of the Mass and the recitation of the office in honor of the saint. |
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http://www.sspx.ca/Angelus/2003_January/On_The_Canonizations.htm
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| | Canonization of Saints - ReligionFacts |
| | Canonization is considered a function of papal infallibility, as it is important that believers venerate and pray to only those who are actually in heaven. | | | As mentioned above, the purpose of canonization is to verify that the person is now in heaven, and all those who die as martyrs are believed to go straight to heaven. | | | The process of canonization is slightly more informal in the Orthodox Church. |
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http://www.religionfacts.com/christianity/practices/honoring_saints/canonization.htm
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| | Sundberg: Old Testament of the Early Church |
| | I shall use "canon" in the strict sense, as it was used by the church fathers, to mean a closed list of books, authoritative for religious faith and practice, nothing to be added, nothing subtracted. | | | The so-called Kaige Recension is the earliest evidence of a protorabbinic text in Samuel found in the recension of the Theodotionic School (Alexandria), dating from the end of the first century B.C.E. The Hebrew text used for this revision is protorabbinic, not identical to the Pharisaic Bible. | | | It is the name for the Jewish scriptures that Christians received from Judaism and occurs frequently in the church fathers as such. |
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| | This Rock Magazine |
| | Thomas Aquinas says, "Honor we show the saints is a certain profession of faith by which we believe in their glory, and it is to be piously believed that even in this the judgment of the Church is not able to err" ( 9:8:16). | | | God speaks infallibly through his Church as it demonstrates and exemplifies its universal teaching in a particular person or judges that person's acts to be in accord with its teaching. | | | The dogma that saints are to be venerated and invoked as set forth in the profession of faith of Trent (cf. |
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| | Canonization |
| | As early as 1925, he submitted for approval by the Catholic bishops a prayer requesting definition of the doctrine of the Universal Mediation of the Blessed Virgin, as well as the canonization of Montfort, her great apostle. | | | Rather it is to edify the faithful, who are always in need of new models of holiness. | | | On January 11, 1942, the feast of the Holy Family, the Pope gave recognition to the two miracles, and the decree of approbation was read. |
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| | Saint Pius X: Canonization Of Pope Pius X By Pope Pius XII |
| | Perhaps for the first time in the history of the Church, the formal canonization of a pope is proclaimed by him who once had the privilege of serving him as a member of the Roman Curia. | | | The second distinctive characteristic for which Pius XII canonized his predecessor was that he was an intrepid champion "of the unity of the Church in her deepest foundations: the Faith." | | | The lucidity and the firmness with which Pius X led the victorious battle against the errors of modernism bear witness to what heroic degree the faith burned in the heart of the saint....[He] had the clear awareness of fighting for the most sacred cause of God and human souls...[with] the indomitable stamina of an athlete. |
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| | Marians: Faustina's Canonization |
| | Seraphim Michalenko, MIC -- a member of the Congregation of Marians of the Immaculate Conception in Stockbridge, Massachusetts -- who was the representative for North America in furthering St. Faustina's cause of canonization. | | | A festive St. Peter's Square was bedecked with spring flowers and budding saplings as the Church celebrated the first canonization of the Jubilee year and Pope John Paul II's formal announcement that the Sunday after Easter would henceforth be known as "Divine Mercy Sunday." | | | So, from now on, that day will take the name 'Divine Mercy Sunday' just as the Lord asked in His revelations to St. Faustina. |
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| | canonization on Encyclopedia.com |
| | In the Orthodox Eastern Church, a synod of bishops within a self-governing church has the authority to canonize. | | | Canonization a Boon for 'Tsar's Village', THE ST. PETERSBURG TIMES | | | Once again, passions sparked over canonization: Now the queen of the Inquisition is being proposed |
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| | In the Light of the Law: Canonization and the emerging Benedict XVI |
| | Finally, bear in mind that once the Church canonizes someone, we have the assurance that they are now with God in Paradise--no matter what procedural rules were being applied at the time. | | | Of those matters we know anything about (an important qualification when discussing papal activities), Benedict XVI's letter to the Congregation for the Causes of Saints seems to me to be one of the most important things he's done to date. | | | John Paul II, both legally and by force of his personality, improved the Church's ability to recognize contemporary examples of holiness. |
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http://www.canonlaw.info/2006/04/canonization-and-emerging-benedict-xvi.html
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| | Dominican Documents: Toulouse Canonization Process |
| | Maurin, abbot of Parniers, agreed under oath with the statements of the Abbot of Boulbone, but added that he personally saw the flow of tears and heard the groans during his prayers and that he wore one tunic. | | | Friar B. of Claret, a religious of the same monastery, testified under oath to the same things as the sacristan, but added that he had heard of his election as Bishop of Conserans. | | | When these men had completed their task at Bologna, on August 19th, they appointed a subcommittee for inquiry at Toulouse, namely, Peter, Abbot of St. Saturninus, Raymond Donat, Archdeacon of St. Stephen's, and Pons, archdeacon of St. Saturninus. |
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| | Group Formed to Promote Canonization of Dorothy Day: Reflections on Dorothy's Life and Spirit |
| | Finally the significance of promoting the canonization of Dorothy Day for me rests not just in her own example of holiness but in the way she held up the vocation of holiness as the common calling for all Christians. | | | She did not believe holiness was just for a few-or for those dedicated to formal religious life. | | | Dorothy Day continues to challenge us with the memory that the Cross and not the Sword is the essential symbol of our faith. |
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| | Dominican Documents: Bologna Canonization Process |
| | He was appointed promoter of the cause by Brother Bonaventure, Prior of the monastery and church of St. Nicholas of the Order of Friars Preachers in Bologna, and by the chapter of the same church, gathered in the accustomed manner in the chapter hall at the sound of the bell. | | | Asked who told him this, he answered: The Bishop of Osma whose canon [Brother Dominic] was, the canons who lived with him in the world, and others whose names the witness did not remember. | | | When [Dominic] was either Prior or Subprior of the church of Ozma (where he was a canon), he was studying Sacred Scripture at Palencia. |
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| | Salt of the Earth: Dorothy Day canonization? |
| | Her example of profound personal spirituality and sacrifice, lay leadership, and uncompromising pacifism makes Day a daughter of the church and a "Servant of God" worth emulating by all Catholics—and all people of good will. | | | The effort to promote Day's sainthood has drawn criticism from both church traditionalists and church "progressives." The former argue her political beliefs and "reckless" past make her a poor choice for sainthood, and the latter worry that canonization only trivializes the example of lay leadership and sanctity that was Day's life. | | | In 1987, we solicited more letters, in particular from U.S. bishops and Catholic leaders and people who knew Day as well as those who have been praying to her. |
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| | Search Results for "Canonization" |
| | canonization Official enrollment of a dead person as a saint in the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. | | | Roman Catholic Church A church official who presents a plea for canonization or beatification.... | | | Its modern importance dates from the canonization (1925) of St. Theresa, whose shrine there attracts many pilgrims.... |
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| | THE CANONIZATION OF SAINT RAFQA: "MODEL FOR MIDEAST" |
| | "In canonizing Blessed Rafqa Choboq Ar-Rayes, the Church elucidates in a very particular manner the mystery of love given and received for the glory of God and the salvation of the world. | | | On Sunday, June 10, the feast of the Holy Trinity, His Holiness Pope John Paul II presided over four beatifications and one canonization. | | | On Sunday, June 10, the feast of the Holy Trinity, His Holiness Pope John Paul II would preside over four beatifications and one canonization. |
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| | NBC 15 :: Close to Home - Pope Reaffirms Celibacy at Canonization |
| | Pope Benedict XVI presided over the first canonization of his papacy Sunday, reaffirming clerical celibacy as he made four priests and a monk saints. | | | In his homily, the pope took a hard line against married priests in the Roman Catholic Church, calling celibacy a precious gift and the sign of the undivided love towards God and neighbor, the Daily Telegraph of London reported. | | | Some participants suggested older married men be allowed to become priests. |
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| | Chapter 16: The Jewish/Roman War and Canonization |
| | The important thing that must be realized is the fact that what we call the New Testament today records information about the formation of the Holy Scriptures for the Christian community of believers. | | | And since it was then apparent that Christ was not returning in that generation, it became imperative to bring together a set of standard books (like those of the Old Testament) for later Christians which would have the authority of the apostles behind them. | | | It finally became clear to John and his helpers (when he found himself in a renewed visionary experience on the Isle of Patmos) that the prophetic teaching of those visions had to do with the end-time generation, and not with that one in the seventh decade of the 1 |
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| | Catholic Worker Movement - DorothyDay |
| | Many voices are in support of the canonization process as well, citing Dorothy Day's life as an example that has inspired them to prayer and action for social justice. | | | Her faithfulness to the Gospel, living the "preferential option for the poor" and showing that a lay person can achieve heroic virtue are often cited. | | | Almost immediately after her death in 1980 controversy arose about whether Dorothy Day should be canonized a Saint by the Church. |
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| | Catholic World News : Five candidates near canonization |
| | Consistory, Canonization, Ordinary, Congregation for the Causes of Saints | | | The approval of consistory, on the recommendation of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, is the final step in the process that leads to canonization. | | | With the approval of the consistory, Pope John Paul II (bio - news) will then set the dates for their canonization. |
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| | New Catholic Dictionary: canonization |
| | Declaration of the Sovereign Pontiff that the faithful should venerate as a Saint one who had already been beatified. | | | The Saint is now entitled to the full honors of the altar, though the Mass and Office may not be extended to the entire Church. | | | The canonization is solemnly celebrated in Saint Peter's and a solemn novena or triduum is made in another church of the city chosen for this purpose; this same nine or three days service may be also held elsewhere within a given time following the canonization. |
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| | Canonization - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | CANONIZATION : Irivng Hexham's Concise Dictionary of Religion [home, info] | | | noun: (Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church) the act of admitting a deceased person into the canon of saints | | | Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "Canonization" is defined. |
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| | POPE RUNNING "SAINT FACTORY"? JOHN PAUL BEATIFIES MONK ACCUSED OF MENTAL ILLNESS, FRAUD, PHILANDERING |
| | Up to 20 million religious from around the world are expected to pour into Italy and Israel, some merely to commemorate the new millennium, others to await the apocalypse and the end of the world. | | | Pio has become the focus of a burgeoning "sainthood industry" complete with rituals, sacred centers of pilgrimage, fantastic claims and apocalyptic warnings. | | | News reports of today's pontifical beatification in Rome of "Pardre Pio, a Capuchin friar and mystic who died in 1968, refer to a "saint factory," and show John Paul at the top of the "Saint-O-Meter" for his sheer number of candidates for holiness. |
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| | Catherine Doherty - Cause for Canonization - Spring/Summer 2006 Newsletter |
| | Canonized saints are raised up by the Holy Spirit because he wants some people to fulfill a certain mission in the Church. | | | Canonization is not exclusively the recognition of sanctity, since there are without doubt numerous saints in the presence of God whose names are utterly unknown on earth. | | | And whether or not she had the heroic virtue required for canonization is for the Church to decide; but surely she had heroic humanity which is good enough for me.” |
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| | ODAN - Opposition to Canonization |
| | Opus Dei's first prelate, Alvaro del Portillo, who was also Escriva's successor, was a consultor to several congregations and councils of the Holy See, such as the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Congregation for the Clergy, the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, and the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. | | | At this point we may perhaps begin to acknowledge the glaring reality of his defects as well as their potentially damaging influence, just as today we easily recognize the vindictiveness of St. Jerome, the rigorism of St. Alphonsus de Liguori, or the neuroticism of St. Therese of Lisieux. | | | Especially in the Third World, bishops were allegedly told that financial contributions from Opus Dei might be in jeopardy if they did not answer the request for positive testimony. |
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| | 300,000 pilgrims turn out for canonization of Opus Dei founder |
| | John Paul seemed to refer to the tumult in his Oct. 6 homily about Escriva, saying, “Certainly, misunderstanding and difficulties are never lacking for those who try to serve with fidelity the cause of the gospel.” | | | American St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, for instance, died in 1821 and was not proposed for canonization until 1940; she was declared a saint in 1975. | | | More than 400 bishops from around the world took part in the canonization, including 42 cardinals. |
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| | International committee for the Canonization of Queen Isabel the Catholic |
| | Grant us the grace to see Your infinite majesty glorified through her prompt canonization and, through her intecession, (here mention your intentions) that we ask of You in this present need, through Christ our Lord. | | | To make the "brilliance of her spirit" known and appreciated for what it is and for what it accomplished for the world and the Church is one of the principle reasons for the existence of the International Committee for the Cause of Queen Isabel. | | | As the first sovereign of the American continent, you granted to her heart a sense of piety, justice, compassion, and the vision of new land full of promise. |
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| | Edith Stein, Canonization 1998 |
| | The life of this great Jewish women, who sought the truth and followed Jesus, offers a timely message for relations between faith and science, for ecumenical dialogue, for consecrated life and for spirituality, speaking, as it does, to the members of the Church and those outside it. | | | The canonization of Edith Stein is a new plea that God makes to the Church, to Carmelites in particular, on the eve of the Third Millennium. | | | Her canonization marks the end of a long journey in search of the truth, accompanied by suffering and evangelical unselfishness that led her into the twofold dimension of the paschal mystery: death and resurrection; losing her life for Christ in order to find it (cf. |
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| | Juan Diego Canonization Photos |
| | La Crosse Diocesan Priests with Bishop Burke at Canonization Mass. | | | Bishop Burke went to the Basilica the day before the Canonization and somehow obtained tickets for me, Father Gilles, Father Hirsch and Father Blasewicz to Concelebrate. | | | We were seated in the row behind the Bishops, on the near right side, at the foot of the Altar. |
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| | Canonization of Edith Stein |
| | After the Gospel text (Jn 4: 19-24) was chanted in Latin and Greek, the Holy Father gave the following homily in Italian and German. | | | With these solemn words pronounced in Latin on Sunday, 11 October, Pope John Paul II canonized St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Edith Stein, a Jewish philosopher, convert to the Catholic faith, Carmelite nun and martyr at Auschwitz. | | | The canonization took place during a solemn concelebrated Mass in St Peter's Square. |
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| | Mother Teresa - Beatification and Road to Sainthood |
| | A year earlier, at an August 26, 2000, celebration in Calcutta marking Mother Teresa's birth anniversary, Hindu, Sikh and Muslim admirers joined in common prayers for her speedy canonization. | | | In 2002, the Holy Father recognized the healing of an Indian woman as the miracle needed to beatify Mother Teresa of Calcutta. | | | The yearlong gathering of testimony from those who knew Mother Teresa was the first major step in a typically long process. |
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| | The Daily Star - Politics - Lebanese president 'proud' of canonization |
| | Sfeir added that the canonization was also aimed at making people adopt the Christian faith and realize that God does not forsake them. | | | Sfeir described the canonization as a "sign from heaven, indicating that God wanted to provide solace to the Lebanese people by sending them saints that have the means for raising their morale." | | | "The Pope wanted the canonization to be a means for asserting that Lebanon is a land of saints," Lahoud said. |
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| | Press Release - ADL Says Canonization of Edith Stein is an Unnecessary Problem |
| | The League called it an unnecessary problem at a time when there are serious issues between the Catholic Church and the Jewish community related to the Holocaust which require attention. | | | Why not a Catholic Polish peasant who hid Jews or a maid who took in a Jewish child as her own? | | | The canonization of Edith Stein, a Jewish convert to Catholicism who died in Auschwitz, is the wrong issue at the wrong time if the hope is to foster interfaith relations between Catholics and Jews. |
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| | The Daily Star - Lebanon News - Thousands descend on Kfifane for canonization |
| | Amid what is repeatedly referred to as "the Christian despair" - in reference to a perception among Lebanese Christians that their rights are not properly protected by government - such events take on a special meaning and are often given political connotations. | | | Like many other worshipers who came by the thousands to pay homage to Saint Neamatallah Hardini, who was canonized by the Vatican on Sunday, Saadeh spent the night under a tent in front of the old convent, praying and listening to the chorales. | | | Three ceremonies were held simultaneously in three northern villages near Batroun, which have marked the life of the Maronite saint in anticipation of the actual canonization: Kfifane, where his convent is located; Tannourine, where he spent his youth; and Hardine, the saint's hometown. |
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| | Paradoxes of De-Canonization |
| | In an age of accelerating globalization, 'porous nations' and a profound transformation of collective identities and memories, the humanities have to rethink their traditional practice of cultural transmission. | | | The traditional canon of the nation-state, a central element in the processes of trans-generational cultural transmission ever since the nineteenth-century expansion of national education, no longer commands unquestioned authority. | | | In the humanities, new theories and new knowledge have eroded the canonized narratives. |
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| | The Canonization of Susan Sontag |
| | Now that she has passed on, you can be sure that her sainthood will not be one bit diminished by that hateful statement. | | | In fact, she is at this moment being praised by many in the media for having the “courage” to make such a “daring, outspoken utterance.” Her canonization has commenced and be ready to wade though the cascading media praises. | | | In 2001 she was awarded the Jerusalem Prize by her fellow supremacists in Israel. |
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| | Devotions to the Sacred Heart at Canonization |
| | by Pope John Paul II At the canonization of St. Claude La Colombiere, S.J. VATICAN CITY -- True devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus can strengthen Christian communities against the onslaughts of unbelief, just as it did in 17th-century France. | | | No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of The Real Presence Association, Inc. |
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