(16)           VÁCLAV DRBOLA AND JAN BULA

          1.      VÁCLAV DRBOLA (*)

                    priest of the diocese of Brno

                    born: 16 October 1912 in Starovičky, Břeclav (Czech Republic)

                    died: 02 September 1951 in Jihlava (Czech Republic)

          2.      JAN BULA (**)

                    priest of the diocese of Brno

                    born: 24 June 1920 in Lukov, Třebíč (Czech Republic)

                    died: 20 May 1952 in Jihlava (Czech Republic)

                    diocese of competent bishop: Brno

                    CCS protocol number: 2586

                    type of cause: martyrdom

                    nihil obstat: 28 January 2004 (**)

                    opening of diocesan inquiry: 25 March 2004 (**)

                    nihil obstat: 14 April 2011 (*)

                    unification of causes: 10 May 2011

                    opening of diocesan inquiry: 02 September 2011 (*)

                    closing of diocesan inquiry:

                    decree on validity of diocesan inquiry:

                    submission of Positio to CCS:

                    congress of theological consultants:

                    congregation of CCS cardinals and bishops: 

                    postulator: Mons. Karel Orlita

                    petitioner: Biskupství Brněnské, Petrov 8, 601 43 Brno, CZECH REPUBLIC

                    website: kanonizace.biskupstvi.cz 

(17)           MARIA PASCHALIS JAHN AND 9 COMPANIONS

                    FROM THE SISTERS OF SAINT ELIZABETH

          1.      JULIANA KUBITZKI (MARIA EDELBURGIS)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 09 February 1905 in Dąbrówka Dolna, Pokój, Namysłów (Poland)

                    died: 20 February 1945 in Żary (Poland)

          2.      ELFRIEDA SCHILLING (MARIA ROSARIA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 05 May 1908 in Wrocław (Poland)

                    died: 23 February 1945 in Nowogrodziec (a.k.a. Naumburg am Queis),

                                        Bolesławiec (Poland)

          3.      KLARA SCHRAMM (MARIA ADELA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 03 June 1885 in Łączna, Kłodzko (Poland)

                    died: 25 February 1945 in Godzieszów (a.k.a. Günthersdorf),

                                        Bolesławiec (Poland)

          4.       ANNA THIENEL (MARIA SABINA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 24 September 1909 in Rudzicka, Prudnik, Opole (Poland)

                    died: 01 March 1945 in Lubań (a.k.a. Lauban) (Poland)

          5.      ŁUCZJA HEYMANN (MARIA SAPIENTIA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 19 April 1875 in Lubiesz, Tuczno, Wałcz (Poland)

          6.      MARTA RYBKA (MARIA MELUSJA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 11 June 1905 in Pawłów, Skarbimierz, Brzeg (Poland)

          7.      JADWIGA TÖPFER (MARIA ADELHEIDIS)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 26 August 1887 in Nysa (a.k.a. Neisse Oberneuland) (Poland)

          8.      ANNA ELLMERER (MARIA FELICITAS)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 12 May 1889 in Grafing bei München, Ebersberg (Germany)

                    died: 24 March 1945 in Nysa (a.k.a. Neisse Oberneuland) (Poland)

          9.      HELENA GOLDBERG (MARIA ACUTINA)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 06 July 1882 in Dłużek, Nowy Targ (Poland)

                    died: 02 May 1945 in Krzydlina Wielka, Wołów (Poland)

        10.      MAGDALENA JAHN (MARIA PASCHALIS)

                    professed religious, Sisters of Saint Elizabeth

                    born: 07 September 1898 in Nysa (a.k.a. Neisse Oberneuland) (Poland)

                    died: 11 May 1945 in Sobotín (a.k.a. Zöptau),

                                        Šumperk (Czech Republic)

                    diocese of competent bishop: Wrocław

                    CCS protocol number:

                    type of cause: martyrdom

                    nihil obstat: 28 June 2011

                    opening of diocesan inquiry: 25 November 2011

                    closing of diocesan inquiry:

                    decree on validity of diocesan inquiry:

                    submission of Positio to CCS:

                    congress of theological consultants:

                    congregation of CCS cardinals and bishops: 

                    postulator: Sr. Miriam Zając, csse

                    petitioner: Sióstry św. Elżbiety ‒ Prowincja Wrocławska, ul. św. Józefa 1/3, 50-329 Wrocław, POLAND

                                         [see also 1872: Maria Luiza Merkert]

                    website: www.siostryelzbietanki.com