Canonization Process
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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THE CANONIZATION PROCESS
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A saint is a is a person that is acknowledged as holy or or virtuous and is usually regarded as being in heaven after death
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FIRST PART OF CANONIZATION
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The first step of canonization is the life and virtues of a holy man or woman cannot start until 5 years after death. This waiting period makes sure the person has an enduring reputation as sanctity as faithful.
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SECOND PART OF CANONIZATION
The second step takes place after the 5 years waited. After this it is waived by the bishop and the person that died can petition the Holy See to allow the initialization of a cause for benification and canonization.
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THIRD PART OF CANONAZATION
In the third step of canonization is this person must be martyred or have done something that was heroic.
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THE FOURTH PART OF CANONIZATION
The last step of the canonization process is the deceased person must have a proven miracle or evidence of intercessory power of the venerable servant of God and thus of his or her union after death with God.
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