Breve historia de la canonización de San Vicente de Paúl
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https://doi.org/10.35312/7b7dqp14Palabras clave:
Vincent de Paul, Canonization, Devil’s advocate, MiracleResumen
Aunque muchos miembros de la familia vicenciana conocen aspectos de la vida y la espiritualidad de San Vicente de Paúl, es posible que no sepan lo que ocurrió en los años posteriores a su muerte. El presente artículo pretende describir brevemente el proceso que condujo a la canonización de Vicente el 13 de junio de 1737. Se centra en la oración fúnebre del obispo Maupas du Tour, la biografía en tres volúmenes del obispo Louis Abelly y el papel del obispo Prospero Lambertini, autor de De servorum Dei beatificatione et beatorum canonizatione. Antes de su elección como papa Benedicto XIV, participó en la tramitación de la causa de San Vicente de Paúl y dejó interesantes comentarios al respecto en su monumental tratado.
Referencias
Abelly, Louis. 1993. The Life of the Venerable Servant of God Vincent de Paul, vols 1-3 (New York: New City Press).
Collet, Pierre. 2022. Life of Saint Vincent of Paul: Founder of the Congregation of the Mission and of the Sisters of Charity (Legare Street Press).
Collins, Pat CM. 2022. Reflections on the Life and Spirituality of St Vincent de Paul (Maynooth: St Paul).
Lambertini, Prospero (Benedict XIV). 1852. Heroic Virtue, Vol III, (London: Thomass Richardson & Son).
Udovic, Edward R. CM. 2015. Henri de Maupas Du Tour: The Funeral Oration for Vincent de Paul 23rd Nov. 1660 (Chicago: De Paul University, Vincentian Studies Institute).
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