canonise Sentence Examples
- The Catholic Church decided to canonise Mother Teresa for her lifelong dedication to serving the poor.
- After much debate and investigation, the council voted to canonise the revered monk as a saint.
- The process to canonise a person often involves extensive research into their life and reported miracles.
- The community held a special ceremony to celebrate the decision to canonise their local philanthropist.
- Many faithful Catholics traveled to Rome to witness the Pope canonise the new saints.
- The decision to canonise the missionary was met with widespread approval from the congregation.
- The Vatican announced its intention to canonise the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for their faith.
- The Pope's decision to canonise the nun brought joy and hope to believers around the world.
- The process to canonise a saint requires approval from ecclesiastical authorities and evidence of miracles attributed to them.
- The Church announced plans to canonise the founder of the religious order for his exemplary life of piety and service.
canonise Meaning
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canonise (v)
treat as a sacred person
declare (a dead person) to be a saint
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treat as a sacred person, declare (a dead person) to be a saint
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The Catholic Church decided to canonise Mother Teresa for her lifelong dedication to serving the poor.
After much debate and investigation, the council voted to canonise the revered monk as a saint.
The process to canonise a person often involves extensive research into their life and reported miracles.
The community held a special ceremony to celebrate the decision to canonise their local philanthropist.
