Thread 17984562

question for christian anons

>>17984562 (OP)
Unless we have proof that the deed was done in odium fidei, the canonization takes some time.

>>17984562 (OP)
>canonized
Who gets murdered by a mentally ill brownoid (all brownoids are all mentally ill) isn't how the church decides who becomes a saint.

>>17984572
That's exactly how most early saints got canonised though

>>17984572
okay so heres a better question; why did the catholic community in klamath continue to be pro immigrant?

>>17984778
>why did the catholic community in klamath continue to be pro immigrant

Because they fell for the lie about non whites having any place in the body of Christ.

>Maximiliano Esparza
the catholic church doesn't want to embarrass their hispanic allies who will soon take over America

>>17984562 (OP)
there’s a whole process where they have to look into their life, then they have to document miracles attributed to them
it takes years

>>17985037
>gets canonized for winning five fortnite global championships in a row

>>17984562 (OP)
Even if the murder was religiously motivated, that would just make her a martyr, not a saint.

>>17984619
Most early saints didn't even exist.
The church set specific procedures at some point around the 12th century, gotta satisfy those to get canonized today.

>>17985062
The 21 Coptic Martyrs of Libya are recognised as saints by the Catholic Church and they weren't even Catholic. Their entire case is being murdered by brown people

>>17985075
Funnily enough, the fact that they weren't catholic is the only reason the wretched jesuit managed to get them in the martyrology: by acknowledging them through the acknowledgement of the coptic church, he skipped all the normal procedures.
Horrifying legalistic abuse. But he's a jesuit, what else would you expect? Shoulda just acknowledged them as martyrs. But no, gotta act grandly performative no matter the spiritual cost.