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Pope Leo to Meet with Cardinals to Consider Declaring Eight New Saints

  • On June 13, Pope Leo XIV will hold an ordinary public consistory in Rome to seek the approval of cardinals for the canonization of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati along with seven other individuals.
  • This ordinary public consistory follows Pope Francis's promotion of the eight causes and stems from earlier plans to finalize sainthood declarations.
  • Candidates include Frassati, a Third Order Dominican from Turin known for charity and piety who died at 24; Ignatius Maloyan, a martyred Armenian Catholic archbishop; and Venezuela's future first female saint, Maria Troncatti.
  • Pope Francis set August 3 for Frassati's canonization, while the consistory will vote on other dates and possibly reschedule postponed canonizations such as Carlo Acutis's.
  • The consistory's decisions will advance final sainthood steps and suggest forthcoming formal declarations impacting diverse Catholic communities worldwide.
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In mid-June, Leo XIV wants to include five men and three women in the list of saints, thus continuing the decisions of his predecessor Francis. However, a name is missing.

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The Holy See published this Wednesday the list of the eight blesseds whose causes will be presented in consistory on Friday, June 13, for Leo XIV to proceed to its approval. However, the names do not include the name of the influencer of God, Blessed Carlo Acutis, whose canonization was already scheduled for April 27 but had to be postponed due to the delicate state of health of Pope Francis, who died a few days later. By El Debate The case of A…

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ACI Africa broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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