Examples of using Canonization in English and their translations into Slovak
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Through this canonization today, I want to transmit the message of Mercy to the new millennium.
Therefore, myth is subject to oblivion, if not canonization.
Once the candidate has achieved the previously identified standards, canonization can happen.
The bishops also said that the children's canonization was a pastoral necessity for the children and teenagers of the day.
For St. Thomas, canonization calls for infallibility not in the first place as disciplinary law,
during the consistory for the canonization of the martyrs of Otranto.
Thomas and his commentators, that if canonization is in consequence a model
At what point in the canonization process are items
Only one miracle is now required for beatification and, once again, only one for canonization.
Canonization, which is the law by which the Church prescribes the veneration[cultus]
This prophecy has a special meaning for us, as we celebrate the canonization of a great missionary of the Gospel,
The canonization of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta is a joyful feast for the Church
The canonization of Saint Agnes brought great hope,
Bishop Antonio dos Santos Marto of Leiria-Fatima recently told the media that the canonization is in the hands of the Holy Father.
On 27 April we will have the joy of celebrating the canonization of this Pope, along with John XXIII.
Canonization could be reduced to the exercise of the infallible
It is historically certain that miracles are always a decisive argument for the canonization of Servants of God,” he stated.
The move came two weeks after the canonization of two other 20th Century popes- John XXIII and John Paul II.
It took three astonishing miracles to pave the way for her canonization, proving that the faithful can pray to this powerful saint without hesitation.
Both beatification and canonization have for object to admit the cult of a deceased person,