canonization

The canonization of a saint is a significant event in the Catholic Church.

The process of canonization involves thorough investigation and verification of miracles.

Canonization is the official declaration of a deceased person as a saint.

The canonization ceremony is a solemn and revered occasion.

Many factors are considered in the canonization process, including the person's life and virtues.

The process of canonization can take many years to complete.

The canonization of Mother Teresa was a highly anticipated event.

Canonization is a formal recognition of a person's holiness and sanctity.

The canonization of a saint often involves the veneration of their relics.

The pope has the authority to oversee the process of canonization in the Catholic Church.