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1) 06 March in Buenos Aires (Argentina)

MARÍA ANTONIA DE PAZ FIGUEROA

(MARÍA ANTONIA OF SAINT JOSEPH) [ANTULA]

founder, Beaterio of the Spiritual Exercise of Buenos Aires

[now the Daughters of the Divine Savior (n.o.)]

born: 1730 in Silípica, Santiago del Estero (Argentina)

competent forum: Buenos Aires

CCS protocol number: 72

 type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process: 23 October 1905

closing of informative process: 29 September 1906

decree on writings: 09 August 1916

introduction of cause: 08 August 1917

decree « non cultu »: 16 July 1941

nihil obstat: 26 January 1999

opening of supplementary inquiry: 03 May 1999

closing of supplementary inquiry: 18 July 1999

rescript on validity of informative process and supplementary inquiry: 03 December 1999

submission of Positio to CCS: 2005

session of historical consultants: 17 January 2006

particular meeting of theological consultors: 06 October 2009

session of cardinal and bishop members of the CCS: 08 June 2010

promulgation of decree on heroic virtues: 01 July 2010

    opening of diocesan inquiry on miracle for beatification: 

    closing of diocesan inquiry on miracle for beatification: 

    rescript on validity of diocesan inquiry on miracle: 15 February 2002

    meeting of the Medical Board: 25 November 2010 

    particular meeting of theological consultors:

    session of cardinal and bishop members of the CCS:

    promulgation of decree on miracle: 03 March 2016

beatification: 27 August 2016

postulator: Dr. Silvia Correale

petitioner: Hijas del Divino Salvador, Av. Independencia 1190, C1099AAY Capital Federal, ARGENTINA

website: www.mamaantula.org

2) 13 May in Casamari, Veroli, Frosinone (Italy) in odium fidei

SIMÈON CARDON AND 5 COMPANIONS

FROM THE CISTERCIANS OF CASAMARI

1.    IGNACE-ALEXANDRE-JOSEPH CARDON (SIMÈON-MARIE)

       professed priest, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: 13 March 1759 in Cambrai, Nord (France)

2.    JAN CHRYSOSTOM ZAVŘEL (DOMINIQUE-MARIE)

       professed priest, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: 1725 in Chodov, Prague (Czech Republic)

3.    ALBERTIN-MARIE MAISONADE

       professed cleric, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: ? in Bordeaux, Gironde (France)

4.    MODESTE-MARIE BURGEN [BOUGUE]

       professed religious, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: ? in Bourgogne, Marne (France)

5.    MATURIN-MARIE PITRI

       oblate, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: ? in Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne (France)

16 May in Casamari, Veroli, Frosinone (Italy)

6.    ZOSIMO BRAMBAT

       professed religious, Cistercians (Congregation of Casamari)

       born: ? in Milan (Italy)

competent forum: Frosinone-Veroli-Ferentino

CCS protocol number: 3199

type of cause: martyrdom

opening of diocesan inquiry: 06 December 2014

nihil obstat: 2015

closing of diocesan inquiry: 25 February 2016

rescript on validity of diocesan inquiry:

submission of Positio to CCS: 2018

particular meeting of theological consultors:

session of cardinal and bishop members of the CCS: 

promulgation of decree on martyrdom: 26 May 2020

beatification: 17 April 2021

postulator: Rev. Pierdomenico Volpi, ocist

petitioner: Congregazione Cistercense, 03020 Casamari (FR), ITALY

website: www.casamari.it