1) 28 January in Plévin, Côtes-d’Armor (France)

JULIEN MAUNOIR

professed priest, Jesuits

born: 01 October 1606 in Saint-Georges-de-Reintembault, Ille-et-Vilaine (France)

competent forum: Quimper

CCS protocol number: 85

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process:

closing of informative process:

introduction of cause: 08 April 1875

decree of « non cultu »:

opening of apostolic process:

closing of apostolic process:

decree on validity of informative and apostolic processes: 10 December 1900

antepreparatory congregation: 17 June 1913

decree on writings: 28 April 1920

preparatory congregation: 14 January 1914; 28 October 1947

general congregation: 22 February 1949

promulgation of decree on heroic virtues: 06 March 1949

    opening of apostolic process on 1° miracle for beatification: 

    closing of apostolic process on 1° miracle for beatification: 

    opening of apostolic process on 2° miracle for beatification: 

    closing of apostolic process on 2° miracle for beatification: 

    decree on validity of apostolic processes on miracles:

    antepreparatory congregation on miracles:

    preparatory congregation on miracles: 06 June 1950

    general congregation on miracles: 30 January 1951

    promulgation of decree on miracles: 11 February 1951

[1] the rapid, complete and lasting healing of Yvonne Le Goff, a five-year-old girl from Carhaix (France), from a severe concussion with a fracture on the base of the skull, on the evening of 19 June 1921; and,

[2] the rapid, complete and lasting healing of  Marie Cridou veuve de Goanvec, a resident of Plomelin (France), from advanced pulmonary tuberculosis on 15 January 1931 at the tomb of the venerable servant of God in Plévin (France). [AAS 43 (1951): 178-80]

beatification: 20 May 1951      

postulator: Rev. Pascual Cebollada Silvestre, sj

petitioner: Province Jésuite d’Europe Occidentale Francophone, 42 bis rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris, FRANCE

website: www.jesuites.com