Canadian Venerables

Saints | Blesseds | Venerables | Servants of God

A Servant of God is a person whose Cause has officially begun. When the Holy Father agrees that they lived a life of Heroic Virtue they are called Venerable. With the acceptance of a miracle, and following the Rite of Beatification, they are called Blessed. With a second miracle and the Rite of Canonization they are called Saint. Decrees are promulgated by the Congregation of the Causes of Saints.

V E N E R A B L E S ( 1 2 )
			Declared Venerable
Vital Grandin	1829-1902	O.M.I., bishop of Saint-Albert, Alberta	1966.12.15
Alfred Pampalon	1867-1896	Redemptorist priest	1991.05.14
Élisabeth Bergeron	1851-1936	Foundress of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Saint-Hyacinthe	1996.01.12
Marie of the Holy Spirit (Délia Tétreault)	1865-1941	Foundress of the Institute of the Missionary Sisters of Immaculate Conception	1997.12.18
Jérôme Le Royer de la Dauversière	1597.03.18-1659.11.06	Layman. Founder of Montreal and the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph (R.H.S.J.)	2007.07.06
Théophanius-Léo (Adolphe Chatillon)	1871.10.31-1929.04.28	F.S.C., brother of the Christian Schools	2011.04.02
Marie of the Sacred Heart (Marie-Josephte Fitzbach)	1806.10.16-1885.09.01	Foundress of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd of Quebec.	2012.06.28
Antoine Kowalczyk	1866.06.04-1947.07.10	O.M.I. brother	2013.03.27
Rosalie Cadron-Jetté	1794.01.27-1864.04.05	Foundress of the Sisters of Mercy	2013.12.09
Marcelle Mallet	1805.03.26-1871.04.09	Foundress of the Sisters of Charity in Quebec	2014.01.27
Marie-Clément Staub	1876.07.02-1936.05.16	A.A. priest, founder of the Sisters of Saint Joan of Arc and of the Canadian Montmartre	2014.04.03