Definition of beatification in English:

beatification

noun bɪˌatɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nbiˌædəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

(in the Roman Catholic Church) declaration by the Pope that a dead person is in a state of bliss, constituting a first step towards canonization and permitting public veneration.
（罗马天主教）宣福（教皇昭告死者已得真福的宣言，此为死者获得封圣地位的第一步，并由此开始接受公众朝拜）
a ceremony of beatification in St Peter's Square
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is that you confused beatification and canonization.
- Her beatification, the penultimate step on the way to sainthood, has taken place at surprising speed even in the context of the ‘saint factory’ that is the contemporary Vatican.
- As an outsider, I am of course not entitled to a view about who deserves beatification or canonization.
- In some press accounts this act was linked with the expected beatification, not of Pius XII, but of Pius IX.
- After Escrivá's death in 1975, a third of the world's bishops petitioned the Vatican to open his cause for beatification and canonisation.
- Once declared a holy person, the next step is beatification and finally canonisation.
- We wrote a pretty irreverent piece on the Pope's beatification of two dead shepherd children.
- The Vatican said at the weekend that a decision in favour of the pope's eventual fast-track beatification would be the ‘exclusive competence’ of his successor.
- In the 1990s, a number of bishoprics in Germany, Luxembourg and France began to support his beatification by the Roman Catholic Church.
- Their beatification at a ceremony in St Peter's Square marks the final step before actual canonisation through the Roman Catholic Church.
- Both the Blet and Cornwall volumes are also part of the current struggle over the possible beatification and canonization of Pius XII.
- Thus far, the most vocal opposition to Pius IX's beatification and potential canonization comes from the Jewish community, especially in Italy.
- The date chosen for her beatification, Mission Sunday, is the Sunday closest to the twenty-fifth anniversary of the pontificate of John Paul II and to the end of the Year of the Rosary.
- Last month the Vatican announced the long-awaited beatification of John XXIII.
- The Vatican has recognized a miracle that she's believed to have performed, a key step in her beatification.
- The beatification and canonization of Juan Diego bring into question the integrity of the process followed by the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints.
- His beatification, the first step to sainthood, is expected to take five years, far shorter than normal.
- The life of Fr Mullen was featured recently on the RTE programme ‘Nationwide’, which, combined with the book, is hopefully seen as a step towards beatification.
- The facts emerged only during the investigation of her life preceding her beatification, which takes place in Rome this month.
- Solanus Casey is a textbook example of the traditional candidate for beatification and canonization.

Origin

Early 16th century (in the sense 'action of making blessed'): from Old French, or from ecclesiastical Latin beatificatio(n-), from beatificare 'make blessed', from Latin beatus 'blessed'.

Definition of beatification in US English:

beatification

nounbēˌadəfəˈkāSH(ə)nbiˌædəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

(in the Roman Catholic Church) declaration by the Pope that a dead person is in a state of bliss, constituting a first step toward canonization and permitting public veneration.
（罗马天主教）宣福（教皇昭告死者已得真福的宣言，此为死者获得封圣地位的第一步，并由此开始接受公众朝拜）
a ceremony of beatification in St. Peter's Square
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus far, the most vocal opposition to Pius IX's beatification and potential canonization comes from the Jewish community, especially in Italy.
- We wrote a pretty irreverent piece on the Pope's beatification of two dead shepherd children.
- The life of Fr Mullen was featured recently on the RTE programme ‘Nationwide’, which, combined with the book, is hopefully seen as a step towards beatification.
- Their beatification at a ceremony in St Peter's Square marks the final step before actual canonisation through the Roman Catholic Church.
- The Vatican said at the weekend that a decision in favour of the pope's eventual fast-track beatification would be the ‘exclusive competence’ of his successor.
- His beatification, the first step to sainthood, is expected to take five years, far shorter than normal.
- The beatification and canonization of Juan Diego bring into question the integrity of the process followed by the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints.
- The problem is that you confused beatification and canonization.
- In the 1990s, a number of bishoprics in Germany, Luxembourg and France began to support his beatification by the Roman Catholic Church.
- The date chosen for her beatification, Mission Sunday, is the Sunday closest to the twenty-fifth anniversary of the pontificate of John Paul II and to the end of the Year of the Rosary.
- In some press accounts this act was linked with the expected beatification, not of Pius XII, but of Pius IX.
- Solanus Casey is a textbook example of the traditional candidate for beatification and canonization.
- Last month the Vatican announced the long-awaited beatification of John XXIII.
- Her beatification, the penultimate step on the way to sainthood, has taken place at surprising speed even in the context of the ‘saint factory’ that is the contemporary Vatican.
- After Escrivá's death in 1975, a third of the world's bishops petitioned the Vatican to open his cause for beatification and canonisation.
- Once declared a holy person, the next step is beatification and finally canonisation.
- Both the Blet and Cornwall volumes are also part of the current struggle over the possible beatification and canonization of Pius XII.
- As an outsider, I am of course not entitled to a view about who deserves beatification or canonization.
- The Vatican has recognized a miracle that she's believed to have performed, a key step in her beatification.
- The facts emerged only during the investigation of her life preceding her beatification, which takes place in Rome this month.

Origin

Early 16th century (in the sense ‘action of making blessed’): from Old French, or from ecclesiastical Latin beatificatio(n-), from beatificare ‘make blessed’, from Latin beatus ‘blessed’.

单词	beatification
释义	Definition of beatification in English: beatification noun bɪˌatɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nbiˌædəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun (in the Roman Catholic Church) declaration by the Pope that a dead person is in a state of bliss, constituting a first step towards canonization and permitting public veneration. （罗马天主教）宣福（教皇昭告死者已得真福的宣言，此为死者获得封圣地位的第一步，并由此开始接受公众朝拜） a ceremony of beatification in St Peter's Square Example sentencesExamples The problem is that you confused beatification and canonization. Her beatification, the penultimate step on the way to sainthood, has taken place at surprising speed even in the context of the ‘saint factory’ that is the contemporary Vatican. As an outsider, I am of course not entitled to a view about who deserves beatification or canonization. In some press accounts this act was linked with the expected beatification, not of Pius XII, but of Pius IX. After Escrivá's death in 1975, a third of the world's bishops petitioned the Vatican to open his cause for beatification and canonisation. Once declared a holy person, the next step is beatification and finally canonisation. We wrote a pretty irreverent piece on the Pope's beatification of two dead shepherd children. The Vatican said at the weekend that a decision in favour of the pope's eventual fast-track beatification would be the ‘exclusive competence’ of his successor. In the 1990s, a number of bishoprics in Germany, Luxembourg and France began to support his beatification by the Roman Catholic Church. Their beatification at a ceremony in St Peter's Square marks the final step before actual canonisation through the Roman Catholic Church. Both the Blet and Cornwall volumes are also part of the current struggle over the possible beatification and canonization of Pius XII. Thus far, the most vocal opposition to Pius IX's beatification and potential canonization comes from the Jewish community, especially in Italy. The date chosen for her beatification, Mission Sunday, is the Sunday closest to the twenty-fifth anniversary of the pontificate of John Paul II and to the end of the Year of the Rosary. Last month the Vatican announced the long-awaited beatification of John XXIII. The Vatican has recognized a miracle that she's believed to have performed, a key step in her beatification. The beatification and canonization of Juan Diego bring into question the integrity of the process followed by the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints. His beatification, the first step to sainthood, is expected to take five years, far shorter than normal. The life of Fr Mullen was featured recently on the RTE programme ‘Nationwide’, which, combined with the book, is hopefully seen as a step towards beatification. The facts emerged only during the investigation of her life preceding her beatification, which takes place in Rome this month. Solanus Casey is a textbook example of the traditional candidate for beatification and canonization. Origin Early 16th century (in the sense 'action of making blessed'): from Old French, or from ecclesiastical Latin beatificatio(n-), from beatificare 'make blessed', from Latin beatus 'blessed'. Definition of beatification in US English: beatification nounbēˌadəfəˈkāSH(ə)nbiˌædəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n (in the Roman Catholic Church) declaration by the Pope that a dead person is in a state of bliss, constituting a first step toward canonization and permitting public veneration. （罗马天主教）宣福（教皇昭告死者已得真福的宣言，此为死者获得封圣地位的第一步，并由此开始接受公众朝拜） a ceremony of beatification in St. Peter's Square Example sentencesExamples Thus far, the most vocal opposition to Pius IX's beatification and potential canonization comes from the Jewish community, especially in Italy. We wrote a pretty irreverent piece on the Pope's beatification of two dead shepherd children. The life of Fr Mullen was featured recently on the RTE programme ‘Nationwide’, which, combined with the book, is hopefully seen as a step towards beatification. Their beatification at a ceremony in St Peter's Square marks the final step before actual canonisation through the Roman Catholic Church. The Vatican said at the weekend that a decision in favour of the pope's eventual fast-track beatification would be the ‘exclusive competence’ of his successor. His beatification, the first step to sainthood, is expected to take five years, far shorter than normal. The beatification and canonization of Juan Diego bring into question the integrity of the process followed by the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints. The problem is that you confused beatification and canonization. In the 1990s, a number of bishoprics in Germany, Luxembourg and France began to support his beatification by the Roman Catholic Church. The date chosen for her beatification, Mission Sunday, is the Sunday closest to the twenty-fifth anniversary of the pontificate of John Paul II and to the end of the Year of the Rosary. In some press accounts this act was linked with the expected beatification, not of Pius XII, but of Pius IX. Solanus Casey is a textbook example of the traditional candidate for beatification and canonization. Last month the Vatican announced the long-awaited beatification of John XXIII. Her beatification, the penultimate step on the way to sainthood, has taken place at surprising speed even in the context of the ‘saint factory’ that is the contemporary Vatican. After Escrivá's death in 1975, a third of the world's bishops petitioned the Vatican to open his cause for beatification and canonisation. Once declared a holy person, the next step is beatification and finally canonisation. Both the Blet and Cornwall volumes are also part of the current struggle over the possible beatification and canonization of Pius XII. As an outsider, I am of course not entitled to a view about who deserves beatification or canonization. The Vatican has recognized a miracle that she's believed to have performed, a key step in her beatification. The facts emerged only during the investigation of her life preceding her beatification, which takes place in Rome this month. Origin Early 16th century (in the sense ‘action of making blessed’): from Old French, or from ecclesiastical Latin beatificatio(n-), from beatificare ‘make blessed’, from Latin beatus ‘blessed’.
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