Pope John Paul I beatification

» — Pope Francis. Last Italian pope, Albino Luciani, popular and close to the people, succeeded Paul VI in August 1978, at the age of 65 years. But he died 33 ...

It then takes a second miracle, validated by the Vatican, to be canonized and obtain the status of saint.The miracle attributed to Albino Luciani is unexplained healing, in 2011 in Buenos Aires , of an 11-year-old girl who was dying, but is said to have recovered thanks to the prayers of the local priest invoking John Paul I.Among recent popes, the Italians John XXIII (1958-1963) and Paul VI (1963-1978) as well as the Pole John Paul II (1978-2005) were canonized. This situation even fueled the theory of an assassination by poisoning, because the new sovereign pontiff wanted to put order in the affairs of the Church, and in particular in the financial embezzlement within the Vatican bank.This conspiracy hypothesis was reinforced by a calamitous communication from the Vatican at the time, underlines with Agence France-Presse (AFP) Christophe Henning, journalist and author of the book Little life of Jean Paul Ier.As him, many scholars have questioned this assumption.In a book published in 2017 and prefaced by the number two of the Vatican, Bishop Pietro Parolin, the Italian journalist Stefania Falasca, who supported the file of beatification and canonization of John Paul I, had also debunked these rumors.< /p>It was Pope Paul Vl who made Albino Luciani a cardinal, the one who would later become John Paul I.Born in 1912 in northern Italy. Italy within a very modest working-class family, Albino Luciani, doctor of theology made patriarch of Venice, had been made cardinal by Paul VI in 1973.During his short pontificate , John Paul I, seen as a man of consensus, managed to imprint a simpler style in his way of being pope.He championed the Church's opposition to abortion and contraception, while initiating internal reform. WorldJohn Paul I, short-lived “smiling pope”, beatified in RomeByTeilor Stone-September 5, 2022057ShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestWhatsAppPope John Paul I had a reign of 33 days in 1978 (archives ).His 33-day reign was one of the shortest in the history of the papacy: John Paul I, short-lived pontiff who died in 1978, was beatified on Sunday in Rome by Pope Francis.< p class="e-p">A few thousand faithful, including Italian President Sergio Mattarella, braved the rain and thunder under their umbrellas in St. »— Pope FrancisLast Italian pope, Albino Luciani, popular and close to the people, succeeded Paul VI in August 1978, at the age of 65 years. Peter's Square for the Beatification Mass – a step before canonization and the making of to become a saint – from the smiling pope, who had already been declared venerable in 2017.A large tapestry depicting John Paul I, which hung on one of the walls of St.