Source: Catholic Herald
by Staff Reporter
posted Tuesday, 15 Mar 2016
by Staff Reporter
posted Tuesday, 15 Mar 2016
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta pictured in 1993 (AP) |
The canonisation Mass will conclude the Vatican Jubilee for 'workers and volunteers of mercy'
Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta will be canonised on September 4, the Vatican has announced.
The canonisation Mass at which Mother Teresa will be declared a saint will conclude the Vatican Jubilee for “workers and volunteers of mercy”, according to Catholic News Service.
The canonisation, which was approved at a consistory at the Vatican today, comes the day before the 19th anniversary of Blessed Teresa’s death, September 5, 1997.
On December 17, Pope Francis approved a second miracle attributed to Blessed Teresa’s intercession. That miracle involved the healing of a now 42-year-old mechanical engineer in Santos, Brazil, who was in a coma after being diagnosed with a viral brain infection that resulted in multiple brain abscesses
The Vatican has also announced that Blessed Stanislaus Papczynski and Blessed Mary Elizabeth Hesselblad will be canonised on June 5.
Argentine priest Blessed Gabriel del Rosario Brochero and Mexico’s Blessed Sanchez del Rio to be canonised on October 16.
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