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1) 09 June in Reritiba (a.k.a. Anchieta), Espírito Santo (Brazil)

        JOSÉ DE ANCHIETA

        professed priest, Jesuits

        born: 19 March 1534 in La Laguna, Tenerife, Islas Canarias (Spain)

        diocese of competent bishop: São Salvador da Bahia

        CCS protocol number: 1032

        type of cause: heroic virtues

        opening of informative process:

        closing of informative process:

        decree on writings:

        introduction of cause: 22 June 1627

        decree “non-cultu”:

        opening of apostolic process:

        closing of apostolic process:

        decree on validity of informative and apostolic processes:

        antepreparatory congregation:

        preparatory congregation:

        general congregation: 

        promulgation of decree on heroic virtues: 10 August 1786

            decree of exemption from required miracle for beatification: 15 March 1980

        beatification: 22 June 1980

        postulator:

        petitioner: Província Jesuita do Brasil Nordeste, Rua Território do Guaporé, 244 – Pituba 

                                 41830-520 – Salvador – BA, BRAZIL

                             Associação Pró-Canonização de Anchieta, Rua Bela Cintra, 968, 8° andar – Cerqueira Cesar

                                 01415-000 – São Paulo – SP, BRAZIL

        website:

2)    PEDRO DE CORPA AND 4 FRANCISCAN FRIAR COMPANIONS FROM GEORGIA

        13 September in Darien (a.k.a. Tolomato), Georgia (United States)

        1.    PEDRO DE CORPA

                professed priest, Franciscan Friars Minor

                born: ca. 1555 in Villabilla, Burgos (Spain)

        16 September in Eulonia (a.k.a. Tupiqui) , Georgia (United States)

        2.    BLAS DE RODRÍGUEZ

                professed priest, Franciscan Friars Minor

                born: ca. 1500 in Villa de Cuacos, Cáceres (Spain)

        17 September in St. Catherines Island, Georgia (United States)

        3.    MIGUEL DE AÑON   

                professed priest, Franciscan Friars Minor

                born: ca. 1550-60 in Zaragoza (Spain)

        4.    ANTONIO DE BADAJOZ

                professed religious, Franciscan Friars Minor

                born: ca. 1550 in La Albuera, Badajoz (Spain)

        18 September in St. Simons Island, Georgia (United States)

        5.    FRANCISCO DE BERÁSCOLA

                professed priest, Franciscan Friars Minor

                born: ca. 1560-70 in Gordejuela, Vizcaya (Spain)

        diocese of competent bishop: Savannah

        CCS protocol number: 1507

        type of cause: martyrdom

        nihil obstat: 06 March 1986

        opening of diocesan inquiry: 16 April 2004

        closing of diocesan inquiry: 2007

        decree on validity of diocesan inquiry: 19 November 2010

        submission of Positio to CCS:

        session of historical consultants:

        congress of theological consultants:

        congregation of CCS cardinals and bishops: 

        postulator: Fra Giovangiuseppe Califano, ofm

        petitioner: Catholic Diocese of Savannah, 601 East Liberty St., Savannah, GA 31401, USA

        website:

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