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17 September 1179 in Rupertsberg, Mainz-Bingen (Germany)
 HILDEGARD FROM BINGEN
professed religious, Benedictine Nuns
born: 1098 in Bermersheim, Alzey-Worms (Germany)
competent forum:
Urbis et Orbis
CCS protocol number:
1590
type of cause:
equipollent canonization; doctor of the church
confirmation of cultus: 26 August
1326 (*)
opening of diocesan inquiry:
closing of diocesan inquiry:
decree on validity of diocesan inquiry:
publication of Positio:
2011
particular congress of theological consultors:
ordinary session of cardinals and bishops: 20
March 2012
canonization (equipollent): 10 May 2012
plenary session of
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith on « eminens
doctrina »: 02 April 2011
(papal dispensation)
publication of Positio for conferral of title
« Doctor of the Church »: 2010
particular congress of theological consultors:
ordinary session of cardinals and bishops: 20
March 2012
conferral of title « Doctor of the Church »: 07 October 2012
information: Benediktinerinnenabtei St.
Hildegard Eibingen, Postfach 1320, 65378 Rüdesheim am Rhein, GERMANY
website:
www.abtei-st-hildegard.de
Note: On
this date, Pope John XXII granted to the Benedictine monastery of Rupertberg
several indulgences and makes mention of ‘the feast day of Saint Hildegard’.
This is the first papal document which officially refers to her as a “saint”.
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