Analyse De L'ouvrage Du Pape Benoit XIV, Sur Les Bà (c)atifications Et Canonisations, Approuvà (c)e Par Lui-Mà ame, Et Dà (c)dià (c)e Au Roi offers a detailed examination of Pope Benedict XIV's work on the processes of beatification and canonization within the Catholic Church. Published in 1761, this analysis provides valuable insights into the theological and legal considerations surrounding sainthood during the 18th century. Authored by Baudeau and reviewed and approved by Pope Benedict XIV himself, this volume is a significant historical document. It sheds light on the intricate procedures and criteria employed by the Church in recognizing individuals for their exemplary piety and contributions. Addressed to the King, this work reflects the close relationship between religious authority and secular power during the period. It remains a crucial resource for scholars interested in Catholic history, canon law, and the evolution of religious practices.
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