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~ 1607 ~

1) 02 June in Orihuela, Alicante (Spain)

MARÍA JUANA GUILLÉN RAMÍREZ

professed religious, Augustinian Nuns

born: 27 December 1575 in Orihuela, Alicante (Spain)

competent forum: Orihuela-Alicante

CCS protocol number: 938

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process: 1887

closing of informative process: 1889

decree on writings: 07 February 1893

introduction of cause: 02 June 1896

decree « non cultu »: 10 December 1900

opening of apostolic process:

closing of apostolic process:

decree on validity of informative and apostolic processes: 18 December 1929

congress of CCS officials and consultors: 18 November 1969

plenary session of cardinals and bishops: 07 July 1970

papal confirmation of plenary session sentence: 10 July 1970

promulgation of decree on heroic virtues: 19 November 1970

postulator: Rev. Josef Sciberras, osa

petitioner: Monasterio de San Sebastián, Plaza San Sebastián, 6, 03300 Orihuela, SPAIN

website:

2) 10 June 1607 in Rome (Italy)

CESARE BARONIO

priest, Oratorians (Rome Congregation);

cardinal

born: 30 October 1538 in Sora, Frosinone (Italy)

competent forum: Rome

CCS protocol number: 1064

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process: 16 December 1966

closing of informative process: 08 July 1968

decree on resumption of cause: 25 January 2008

opening of supplementary inquiry:

closing of supplementary inquiry:

rescript of “nihil obstat”:

decree on validity of diocesan inquiry: 01 October 2010

publication of Positio:

session of historical consultors:

particular congress of theological consultors:

ordinary session of cardinals and bishops:

postulator: Dr. Aldo Giuliano

petitioner: Confederazione dell'oratorio di San Filippo Neri, Via di Parione, 33, Roma, ITALY

website: www.oratoriosanfilippo.org/baronio2007.html

Note:  On 12 January 1745, Pope Benedict XIV conferred on the Servant of God the title “Venerable.” Nonetheless, this papal move was not a conclusive act to verify properly the question (dubium) concerning his practice of virtues to a heroic degree.           

3) 15 April in Avignon, Vaucluse (France)

CÉSAR DE BUS

priest and founder, Christian Doctrine Fathers

born: 03 February 1544 in Cavaillon, Vaucluse (France)

competent forum: Avignon

CCS protocol number: 578

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process:

closing of informative process:

decree on writings:

introduction of cause: 18 January 1686

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: 08 December 1821

    opening of cognitional process on miracle for beatification: 1947

instantanea, perfecta constantique santione tum domini Paschalis Favino, agricola Asculani Apuliae, a syndrome pulmonari acuta cum insufficientia, quam medici vocant, cardiaco-respiratoria, die 5 Aprilis anno 1911, in viro septuagesimum secundum aetatis annum agente aliisque gravibus corporis membrorum vitiis affecto; tum dominae Mariae Bianco, lanificae quinquaginta et quinque annorum, in loco quem vulgo S. Damiano nuncupant in finibus dioceseos Astensis consito, a tumore vexatae thyroidis fibrae, qui rapidum initium rapidumque incrementum praeseferabat, adiecta notabili corporis tabe cum gravi suspicione tumoris naturae, mense Aprili anni 1943.

beatification: 27 April 1975

     opening of diocesan inquiry on miracle for canonization: 

     closing of diocesan inquiry on miracle for canonization: 

     decree on validity of diocesan inquiry on miracle:

     meeting of the Medical Board:

     particular congress of theological consultors: 

     ordinary session of cardinals and bishops: 

     promulgation of decree on miracle: 26 May 2020

     consistory: 03 May 2021

canonization: 15 May 2022

postulator: Rev. Battista Previtali, dc

petitioner: Padri Dottrinari, S. Maria in Monticelli, 28, 00186 Roma, ITALY

website: dottrinari.org