List of people beatified by Pope Francis

From his election in 2013 until his death in 2025, Pope Francis authorized the beatification of 1,541 people, including three equipollent beatifications.

The pope has continued the practice of having beatifications celebrated in the place of the individual's origin, although he has presided over beatifications himself on three occasions: for Paul Yun Ji-Chung and 123 companions, for his predecessor Pope Paul VI, and for two Colombian martyrs.[1][2][3]

The names listed below are from the Holy See website and are listed by year, then date. The locations given are the locations of the beatification ceremonies, not necessarily the birthplaces or homelands of the beatified.

2013–2016

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7 April 2013, Córdoba, Spain

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13 April 2013, Venice, Italy

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21 April 2013, Sondrio, Italy

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11 May 2013, Rome, Italy

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25 May 2013, Palermo, Sicily, Italy

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9 June 2013, Kraków, Poland

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15 June 2013, Carpi, Modena, Italy

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31 August 2013, Bucharest, Romania

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7 September 2013, Rovigo, Italy

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14 September 2013, Córdoba, Argentina

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21 September 2013, Bergamo, Italy

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28 September 2013, Istria, Croatia

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5 October 2013, Modena, Italy

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13 October 2013, Tarragona, Spain

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19 October 2013, Budapest, Hungary

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10 November 2013, Paderborn, Germany

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25 January 2014, Naples, Italy

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26 April 2014, Alba, Cuneo, Italy

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17 May 2014, Iași, Romania

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24 May 2014, Aversa, Caserta, Italy

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16 August 2014, Seoul, South Korea

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12 October 2014, Sassari, Italy

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25 October 2014, São Paulo, Brazil

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1 November 2014, Vitoria, Spain

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26 April 2015, Rimouski, Canada

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2 May 2015, Turin, Italy

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16 May 2015, Venice, Italy

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23 May 2015

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31 May 2015, Bayonne, France

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29 August 2015, Harissa, Lebanon

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5 September 2015, Girona, Spain

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13 September 2015, Limpopo, South Africa

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19 September 2015, San Miniato, Italy

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27 September 2015, Kraków, Poland

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3 October 2015, Santander, Spain

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31 October 2015, Frascati, Italy

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21 November 2015, Barcelona, Spain

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5 December 2015, Chimbote, Peru

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23 April 2016, Burgos, Spain

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21 May 2016, Cosenza, Italy

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11 June 2016, Vercelli, Italy

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12 June 2016, Monreale, Italy

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18 June 2016, Foggia, Italy

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11 September 2016, Karaganda, Kazakhstan

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17 September 2016, Codrongianos, Italy

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24 September 2016, Würzburg, Germany

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8 October 2016, Oviedo, Spain

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29 October 2016, Madrid, Spain

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5 November 2016, Shkodër, Albania

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19 November 2016, Avignon, France

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11 December 2016, Vientiene, Laos

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2017–2020

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7 February 2017, Osaka, Japan

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18 March 2017, Bolzano, Italy

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25 March 2017, Almería, Spain

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22 April 2017, Oviedo, Spain

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29 April 2017, Verona, Italy

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6 May 2017, Girona, Spain

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13 May 2017, Dublin, Ireland

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10 June 2017, La Spezia, Italy

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25 June 2017, Vilnius, Lithuania

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8 September 2017, Villavicencio, Colombia

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30 September 2017, Bratislava, Slovakia

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7 October 2017, Milan, Italy

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21 October 2017, Barcelona, Spain

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4 November 2017, Indore, India

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11 November 2017, Carabanchel, Madrid, Spain

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25 November 2017, Córdoba, Argentina

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3 February 2018, Vigevano, Italy

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15 April 2018, Vohipeno, Madagascar

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28 April 2018, Kraków, Poland

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5 May 2018, Aachen, Germany

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26 May 2018, Piacenza, Italy

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2 June 2018, Naples, Italy

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10 June 2018, Agen, France

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16 June 2018, Caracas, Venezuela

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1 September 2018, Košice, Slovakia

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9 September 2018, Strasbourg, France

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22 September 2018, Nisiporești, Romania

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30 September 2018, Marseille, France

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20 October 2018, Málaga, Spain

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27 October 2018, Izabal, Guatemala

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3 November 2018, Rome, Italy

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7 November 2018, Vatican City (Equipollent beatification)

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10 November 2018, Barcelona, Spain

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8 December 2018, Oran, Algeria

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9 March 2019, Oviedo, Spain

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23 March 2019, Tarragona, Spain

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27 April 2019, La Rioja, Argentina

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18 May 2019, Madrid, Spain

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2 June 2019, Blaj, Romania

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15 June 2019, Pozzomaggiore, Italy

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22 June 2019, Madrid, Spain

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14 September 2019, Forlì, Italy

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15 September 2019, Limburg, Germany

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19 October 2019, Crema, Italy

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9 November 2019, Granada, Spain

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16 November 2019, Riobamba, Ecuador

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23 November 2019, Tambaú, Brazil

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7 December 2019, Huehuetenango, Guatemala

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26 September 2020, Naples, Italy

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4 October 2020, Bologna, Italy

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10 October 2020, Assisi, Italy

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7 November 2020, Barcelona, Spain

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2021–2025

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17 April 2021, Veroli, Italy

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30 April 2021, Caracas, Venezuela

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9 May 2021, Agrigento, Italy

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15 May 2021, Rome, Italy

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29 May 2021, Astorga, Spain

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6 June 2021, Chiavenna, Italy

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4 September 2021, Catamarca, Argentina

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12 September 2021, Warsaw, Poland

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26 September 2021, Bologna, Italy

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3 October 2021, Catanzaro, Italy

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9 October 2021, Naples, Italy

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10 October 2021, Tropea, Italy

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16 October 2021, Córdoba, Spain

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23 October 2021, Brescia, Italy

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24 October 2021, Rimini, Italy

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30 October 2021, Tortosa, Spain

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6 November 2021, Manresa, Spain

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20 November 2021, Katowice, Poland

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26 February 2022, Granada, Spain

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30 April 2022, Milan, Italy

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7 May 2022, La Florida, Peru

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22 May 2022, Lyon, France

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28 May 2022, Modena, Italy

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4 June 2022, Bqennaya, Lebanon

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11 June 2022, Wrocław, Poland

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18 June 2022, Almería, Spain

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16 July 2022, Ellwangen, Germany

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9 October 2022, Fabriano, Italy

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16 October 2022, Boves, Italy

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22 October 2022, Madrid, Spain

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24 October 2022, Crato, Brazil

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29 October 2022, Medellín, Colombia

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5 November 2022, Meru, Kenya

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20 November 2022, Kalongo, Uganda

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10 December 2022, Barbacena, Brazil

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22 April 2023, Paris, France

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6 May 2023

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25 June 2023, Lecce, Italy

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10 September 2023, Markowa, Poland

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30 September 2023, Piacenza, Italy

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18 November 2023, Seville, Spain

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16 December 2023, Luján, Argentina

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18 May 2024, Vatican City (Equipollent beatification)

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26 May 2024, Novara, Italy

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15 June 2024, Kraków, Poland

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2 August 2024, Bkerké, Lebanon

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14 September 2024, Mexico City, Mexico

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29 September 2024, Brussels, Belgium

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9 November 2024, Seville, Spain

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16 November 2024, Shkodër, Albania

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17 November 2024, Freiburg, Germany

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23 November 2024, Barcelona, Spain

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25 November 2024, Vatican City (Equipollent beatification)

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12 January 2025, Rome, Italy

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See also

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References

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  1. "Pope beatifies 124 South Korean Catholic martyrs". BBC News. 16 August 2014. Archived from the original on 17 June 2018. Retrieved 14 October 2017.
  2. Elisabetta Povoledo (19 October 2014). "Pope Francis Beatifies an Earlier Reformer, Paul VI". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 19 October 2014. Retrieved 14 October 2017.
  3. "Pope in Colombia at Beatification Mass: 'Reconciliation is not an abstract word'". Vatican Radio. 8 September 2017. Archived from the original on 14 October 2017. Retrieved 14 October 2017.