1820

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~ 1820 ~

1) 09 January in Paris (France)

PIERRE-JOSEPH PICOT DE CLORIVIÈRE
professed priest, Jesuits;

founder, Daughters of the Heart of Mary
born: 09 June 1735 in Saint-Malo, Ille-et-Vilaine (France)

competent diocese: Paris
CCS protocol number: 290

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process:

closing of informative process:

decree on writings: 21 December 1938

introduction of cause:

decree “non cultu”:

opening of apostolic process:

closing of apostolic process:

decree on validity of informative and apostolic processes:

submission of Positio to CCS:

session of historical consultants:

congress of theological consultants:

ordinary congregation of cardinals and bishops

postulator:

petitioner: Société des Filles du Cœur de Marie, 39 rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs, 75006 Paris, FRANCE

website:

2) 15 March in Vienna (Austria)

        JOHANNES HOFBAUER (KLEMENS MARIA)
        professed priest, Redemptorists
        born: 26 December 1751 in Tasovice (a.k.a. Tasswitz), Znojmo,

Jihomoravský kraj (Czech Republic)

competent diocese: Vienna
CCS protocol number: not applicable

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process:

closing of informative process:

decree on writings:

introduction of cause: 21 March 1868

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: 14 May 1876

opening of informative process on first miracle for beatification:

closing of informative process on first miracle for beatification:

opening of informative process on second miracle for beatification:

closing of informative process on second miracle for beatification:

decree on validity of informative processes on miracles:

antepreparatory congregation on miracles:

preparatory congregation on miracles:

general congregation on miracles:

promulgation of decree on miracles:
beatification: 29 January 1888

decree on resumption of the canonization cause:

opening of informative process on first miracle for canonization:

closing of informative process on first miracle for canonization:

opening of informative process on second miracle for canonization:

closing of informative process on second miracle for canonization:

decree on validity of informative processes on miracles:

antepreparatory congregation on miracles:

preparatory congregation on miracles:

general congregation on miracles:

promulgation of decree on miracles:
canonization: 20 May 1909

information: Redemptoristen, Salvatorgasse 12, A-1010 Wien, AUSTRIA

        website:

3) 15 October in Saint Louis, Missouri (USA)

        FELIX [FELICE] DE ANDREIS
        professed priest, Vincentians
        born: 12 December 1778 in Demonte, Cuneo (Italy)

competent diocese: Saint Louis/Turin
CCS protocol number: 1789

type of cause: heroic virtues

opening of informative process:

closing of informative process:

decree on writings:

introduction of cause: 25 June 1918

decree “non cultu”:

opening of apostolic process:

closing of apostolic process:

decree on validity of informative and apostolic processes:

submission of Positio to CCS:

session of historical consultants:

congress of theological consultants:

ordinary congregation of cardinals and bishops:

postulator:

petitioner: Vincentians, 13663 Rider Trail North, Earth City, MO 63045, USA

website:

4) 02 September in Lambesc, Bouches-du-Rhône (France)

        PAULINE-LOUISE PINCZON DU SEL
        founder, Sisters of Our Lady of Grace of Saint Thomas of Villanova (n.o.)
        born: 31 May 1752 in Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine (France)