Confirmation of Cultus (5)

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Leo XIII

[cont.]

St. Hilarian d’Espalion

from Rodez

(c. 760-93)

c.c. 10 May 1883

St. Severino Boezio

(c. 477-524)

c.c. 20 December 1883

St. Eustasio from Naples

(3rd cent.)

c.c. 18 December 1884

Bd. Battista Spagnoli

(1447-1516)

c.c. 17 December 1885

[Bb.] John Fisher, Thomas More and 52 Companions

(† 1535-83)

c.c. 29 December 1886

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Sante from Cori

(? -1392)

c.c. 1 February 1888

Bd. Diana degli Andalò

(c. 1200-36)

c.c. 8 August 1888

Bd. Angelo from Furci

(1246-1327)

c.c. 20 December 1888

Ss. Girolamo († 769)

and 4 other bishops of

the Diocese of Pavia [*]

c.c. 20 December 1888

Bd. Germain from Talloires

(? -1066)

c.c. 9 May 1889

* The others being Crispino II († 541); Litifredo II († 971); Lanfanco Beccari († 1198); and Rodobaldo Cipolla († 1254).

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Gracija from Kotor

(1438-1508)

c.c. 6 June 1889

[Bd.] Nikola Tavelić

(c. 1340-91)

c.c. 6 June 1889

eq. can. 21 June 1970

Bd. Lidwina from Schiedam

(c. 1380-1433)

c.c. 14 March 1890

Bd. Bonifacio di Valperga

(? -1243)

c.c. 28 April 1890

Bd. Gemma from

Goriano Sicoli

(c. 1375-1439)

c.c. 28 April 1890

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Cristoforo Macassoli

from Milano

(c. 1410-84)

c.c. 23 July 1890

Bd. Giustina Bezzoli Francucci

(c. 1257-1319)

c.c. 14 January 1891

Bd. Angelo Conti

from Foligno

(1226-1312)

c.c. 11 March 1891

St. Adrian III

(? -885)

c.c. 10 June 1891

Bd. Cecilia Cesarini

(c. 1200-60)

c.c. 24 December 1891

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Amata from Bologna

(13th cent.)

c.c. 24 December 1891

Bd. Agnello from Pisa

(c. 1194-1235)

c.c. 4 September 1892

Bd. Lanuino from Serra

(? -1119)

c.c. 4 February 1893

Bd. Guillaume from Toulouse

(1297-1369)

c.c. 18 April 1893

Bd. Falco from Palena

(11th cent.)

c.c. 2 July 1893

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Ss. Alferio (c. 930-1050)

and 3 other abbots

of Cava de’ Tirreni [**]

c.c. 21 December 1893

Bd. Idesbald Van der Gracht from Ten Duinen

(c. 1090-1167)

c.c. 23 July 1894

Bd. Tommaso from Tolentino

(c. 1250-1321)

c.c. 23 July 1894

Bd. Jeanne from Toulouse

(? -c.1440)

c.c. 11 February 1895

Bd. Hugh Faringdon

and 8 other

English Martyrs

(† 1539, 1572)

c.c. 13 May 1895

** The others being (1) Leone I (?-1079); (2) Pietro I (1038-1123); and (3) Constabile (c. 1070-1124).

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Giacomo Cinti

from Cerqueto

(1285-1366)

c.c. 10 June 1895

Bd. Tadhg Mac Cárthaigh

(c. 1455-92)

c.c. 26 August 1895

Bd. Ponce de Faucigny

(c. 1100-78)

c.c. 15 December 1896

Bd. Hroznata from Teplá

(c. 1170-1217)

c.c. 16 September 1897

“St.” Sabin from Escanecrabe

(† 723) [***]

c.c. 11 December 1897

*** Historical studies validating doubt on the authenticity of the person and the relics of this alleged saint ultimately led the Congregation of Rites, in accordance with can. 1284 (CIC 1917), to order the suspension of this cultus on 5 January 1939.

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Bd. Innocent V

[Pierre de Tarantaise]

(c. 1225-76)

c.c. 14 March 1898

Ss. Adamnan from Coldingham

(† c. 680)

and 18 other Scottish saints [****]

c.c. 11 July 1898

Bd. Raimondo delle Vigne

from Capua

(c. 1330-99)

c.c. 15 May 1899

Bd. Marcos Criado Guelamo

(1522-69)

c.c. 24 July 1899

Bd. Obizio from Niardo

(c. 1150-1204)

c.c. 23 July 1900

**** The others being the martyrs (1) Constantine from Strathclyde, (2) Malrubius from Merns, (3) Magnus Erlendsson from Orkney, (4) Donnán from Eigg and companions; the bishops (5) Beóán from Mortlach, (6) Blane from Bute, (7) Colmán from Lindisfarne, (8) Duthac from Tain, (9) Fergus the Pict, (10) Finan from Lindisfarne, (11) Moluag from Lismore, (12) Machar from Aberdeen, (13) Nathalan from Aberdeen, (14) Palladius, apostle of the Scots, and (15) Talarican from Sodor; and the abbots (16) Comgan from Lochalsh, (17) Drostan from Old Deer, and (18) Fillan from Strathfillan.

Leo XIII

[cont.]

St. Nicet from Besançon

(† 611)

& 10 other bishops of the Diocese of Besançon [****]

c.c. 24 November 1900

Bd. Antonio Bonfadini

(c. 1400-82)

c.c. 13 May 1901

St. Eurosia from Jaca

(† 714)

c.c. 1 May 1902

Bd. Ève from Liège

(c. 1190-1265)

c.c. 1 May 1902

Ss. Albert from Cashel (8th cent.)

and 24 other Irish Saints [******]

c.c. 19 June 1902

***** The others being (1) Maibœuf from Domnipetra; (2) Protade from Besançon; (3) Valbert from Luxeuil; (4) Valérien from Lyon; (5) Maximin from Besançon; (6) Désiré from Besançon; (7) Donat from Besançon; (8) Théodule from Besançon; (9) Ermenfred from Cusance; and (10) Simon de Valois from Mouthe.

****** The others being (1) Assicus from Elphin; (2) Carthach the Elder from Lismore; (3) Colman from Cloyne; (4) Colman from Dromore; (5) Colman from Kilmacduagh; (6) Conleth from Kildare; (7) Déclán from Ardmore; (8) Aidan from Ferns; (9) Éogan from Ardstraw; (10) Fachanan from Kilfenora; (11) Felim from Kilmore; (12) Finbarr from Cork; (13) Flannán mac Toirrdelbaig from Killaloe; (14) Jarlath from Tuam; (15) Ciarán from Clonmacnois; (16) Laserian from Leighlin; (17) Mac Nisse from Connor; (18) Macartan from Clogher; (19) Muiredach from Killala; (20) Nathy from Achonry; (21) Oran from Iona; (22) Kevin from Glendalough; (23) Comgall from Bangor; and (24) Finnian from Clonard.

Leo XIII

[cont.]

Pius X
[1903-14]

Bd. André Abellon

(c. 1375-1450)

c.c. 19 August 1902

Bd. Giusto from Novalesa

(? -906)

c.c. 7 September 1903

Bd. Giovanni Garbella from Vercelli

(c. 1205-83)

c.c. 7 September 1903

Bd. Giovanni Battista

Righi from Fabriano

(1469-1539)

c.c. 7 September 1903

Ss. Thibaud [Théobald] from Vienne (? -1001)

and 16 others from the Diocese of Grenoble-Vienne

[*******]

c.c. 9 December 1903

******* The others being (1) Clair from Vienne; (2) Ferjus from Grenoble; (3) Barnard de Romans from Vienne; (4) Amédée from Lausanne; (5) Eldrad from Novalaise; (6) Hugues from Bonnevaux; (7) Jean from Valence; (8) Arey from Gap; (9) Cérat from Grenoble; (10) Just from Condat; (11) Étienne de Châtillon; (12) Ismidon de Sassenage; (13) Léonien from Vienne; (14) Isice from Vienne; (15) Namatius from Vienne; and (16) Apre [or Avre] from Grenoble.

Pius X

[cont.]