canonisation (Meaning)

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canonisation (n)

(Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church) the act of admitting a deceased person into the canon of saints

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The canonisation of saints is a significant event in the Catholic Church, marking their official recognition and veneration.
The process of canonisation involves thorough investigation into the candidate's life and miracles attributed to them.
The recent canonisation ceremony drew pilgrims from around the world to witness the elevation of the beloved nun to sainthood.
The Vatican announced the canonisation of the missionary who dedicated her life to serving the poor in remote regions.
The canonisation process requires substantial evidence of miracles attributed to the individual being considered for sainthood.
The canonisation of a saint often involves a lengthy procedure, including beatification and declaration of heroic virtues.
The local community celebrated the canonisation of their hometown hero with feasts and processions.
The canonisation of a saint is regarded as an affirmation of their holiness and exemplary life.
The announcement of the canonisation date sparked excitement and anticipation among the faithful.
The canonisation of a saint is seen as a source of inspiration and spiritual guidance for believers worldwide.

(Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church) the act of admitting a deceased person into the canon of saints

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The canonisation of saints is a significant event in the Catholic Church, marking their official recognition and veneration.

The process of canonisation involves thorough investigation into the candidate's life and miracles attributed to them.

The recent canonisation ceremony drew pilgrims from around the world to witness the elevation of the beloved nun to sainthood.

The Vatican announced the canonisation of the missionary who dedicated her life to serving the poor in remote regions.