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Canonization is the official process by which a Christian church declares that a deceased person should be recognized as a saint and publicly honored. It matters because it formally acknowledges someone as worthy of special religious veneration and adds their name to the church's official list of saints.
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- Instance of
- ritual
- Image
- Giotto - Legend of St Francis - -24- - Canonization of St Francis.jpg
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- opposite of
- decanonization
- topic's main category
- Category:Canonization
- facet of
- Catholic Church
- different from
- beatification
- topic has template
- Template:Canonization
- prerequisite
- beatification
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