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Pope Francis approves canonisation of Papua New Guinea's first saint

  • Pope Francis has approved the canonisation of Peter To Rot, making him Papua New Guinea's first saint, as announced by the Holy See Press Office after a vote by cardinal fathers and bishops.
  • Peter To Rot was born in 1912 at Rakunai village and was martyred in 1945 for practicing Catholicism during World War II.
  • Catholics in Papua New Guinea have celebrated this decision, which they have awaited for 30 years, according to Archbishop Rochus Tatamai.
  • This event is significant for the country, as Peter To Rot is recognized as the first home-grown saint and a layman who contributed to the community.
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OrthoChristian.Com broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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