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List of saints canonized by Pope Francis

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This article contains a list of the 912 saints canonized by Pope Francis (2013–) during his pontificate, which includes the 813 Martyrs of Otranto as a group, 7 whom were equipollently canonized and 4 whom were canonized in other countries.

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No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Antonio Primaldo & 812 Companions		August 14, 1480^[1]	May 12, 2013	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
2.	Laura Montoya Upegui	May 26, 1874	October 21, 1949^[1]
3.	Maria Guadalupe Garcia Zavala	April 27, 1878	June 24, 1963^[2]
4.	Angela of Foligno	1248	January 4, 1309^[3]	October 9, 2013	Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
5.	Peter Faber	April 13, 1506	August 1, 1546^[4]	December 17, 2013	Apostolic Palace, Vatican City

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	José de Anchieta	March 19, 1534	June 9, 1597^[5]	April 3, 2014	Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
2.	Marie of the Incarnation	October 28, 1599	April 30, 1672^[5]
3.	François de Laval	April 30, 1623	May 6, 1708^[5]
4.	Pope John XXIII	November 25, 1881	June 3, 1963^[6]	April 27, 2014	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
5.	Pope John Paul II	May 18, 1920	April 2, 2005^[6]	April 27, 2014
6.	Kuriakose Elias Chavara	February 10, 1805	January 3, 1871^[7]	November 23, 2014
7.	Nicola Saggio	January 6, 1650	February 3, 1709^[7]
8.	Euphrasia Eluvathingal	October 17, 1877	August 29, 1952^[7]
9.	Giovanni Antonio Farina	January 11, 1803	March 4, 1888^[7]
10.	Ludovico of Casoria	March 11, 1814	March 30, 1855^[7]
11.	Amato Ronconi	1226	May 8, 1292^[7]

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Joseph Vaz	April 21, 1651	January 16, 1711^[8]	January 14, 2015	Galle Face Green, Colombo, Sri Lanka
2.	Émilie de Villeneuve	March 9, 1811	October 2, 1854^[9]	May 17, 2015	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
3.	Maria Cristina of the Immaculate Conception	May 1, 1856	January 20, 1906^[9]
4.	Mariam Baouardy	January 5, 1846	August 26, 1878^[9]
5.	Marie-Alphonsine Danil Ghattas	October 4, 1843	March 25, 1927^[9]
6.	Junípero Serra	November 24, 1713	August 28, 1784^[10]	September 23, 2015	Washington, D.C., United States
7.	Louis Martin	August 22, 1823	July 29, 1894^[11]	October 18, 2015	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
8.	Marie-Azélie Guérin Martin	December 23, 1831	August 28, 1877^[11]
9.	Vincenzo Grossi	March 9, 1845	November 7, 1917^[11]
10.	María de la Purísima Salvat Romero	February 20, 1926	October 31, 1998^[11]

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Stanisław Papczyński	May 18, 1631	September 17, 1701^[12]	June 5, 2016	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
2.	Maria Elizabeth Hesselblad	June 4, 1870	April 24, 1957^[12]	June 5, 2016
3.	Teresa of Calcutta	August 26, 1910	September 5, 1997^[13]	September 4, 2016
4.	José Gabriel del Rosario Brochero	March 16, 1840	January 26, 1914^[14]	October 16, 2016
5.	José Sánchez del Río	March 28, 1913	February 10, 1928^[14]
6.	Manuel González García	February 25, 1877	January 4, 1940^[14]
7.	Elizabeth of the Trinity	July 18, 1880	November 9, 1906^[14]
8.	Alfonso Maria Fusco	March 23, 1839	February 6, 1910^[14]
9.	Lodovico Pavoni	September 11, 1784	April 1, 1849^[14]
10.	Salomone Leclercq	November 15, 1745	September 2, 1792^[14]

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Francisco Marto	June 11, 1908	April 4, 1919^[15]	May 13, 2017	Fátima, Portugal
2.	Jacinta Marto	March 5, 1910	February 20, 1920^[15]	May 13, 2017	Fátima, Portugal
3.	Manuel Míguez González	March 24, 1831	March 8, 1925^[16]	October 15, 2017	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
4.	Luca Antonio Falcone	October 19, 1669	October 30, 1739^[16]
5.	André de Soveral & 29 Companions	1572	July 16, 1645 October 3, 1645^[16]
6.	Cristobal & 2 Companions	1514–1516	1527–1529^[16]

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No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Pope Paul VI	September 26, 1897	August 6, 1978^[17]	October 14, 2018	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
2.	Óscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdámez	August 15, 1917	March 24, 1980^[17]
3.	Francesco Spinelli	April 14, 1853	February 6, 1913^[17]
4.	Vincenzo Romano	June 3, 1751	December 20, 1831^[17]
5.	Maria Katharina Kasper	May 26, 1820	February 2, 1898^[17]
6.	Ignacia Nazaria March Mesa	January 10, 1889	July 6, 1943^[17]
7.	Nunzio Sulprizio	April 13, 1817	May 5, 1836^[17]

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Bartolomeu Fernandes dos Mártires	May 3, 1514	July 16, 1590^[18]	July 5, 2019	Apostolic Palace, Vatican City
2.	John Henry Newman	February 21, 1801	August 11, 1890^[19]	October 13, 2019	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
3.	Giuseppina Vannini	July 7, 1859	February 23, 1911^[19]
4.	Mariam Thresia Chiramel Mankidiyan	April 26, 1876	June 8, 1926^[19]
5.	Dulce Lopes Pontes	May 26, 1914	March 13, 1992^[19]
6.	Marguerite Bays	September 8, 1815	June 27, 1879^[19]

No.	Name	Born	Died	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Titus Brandsma	February 23, 1881	July 26, 1942^[21]	May 15, 2022	Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City
2.	Devasahayam Pillai	April 23, 1712	January 14, 1752^[21]
3.	César de Bus	February 3, 1544	April 15, 1607^[21]
4.	Luigi Maria Palazzolo	December 10, 1827	June 15, 1886^[21]
5.	Giustino Russolillo	January 18, 1891	August 2, 1955^[21]
6.	Charles de Foucauld	September 15, 1858	December 1, 1916^[21]
7.	Anne-Marie Rivier	December 19, 1768	February 3, 1838^[21]
8.	Maria Francesca Rubatto	February 14, 1844	August 6, 1904^[21]
9.	Carolina Santocanale	October 2, 1852	January 27, 1923^[21]
10.	Maria Domenica Mantovani	November 12, 1862	February 2, 1934^[21]
11.	Giovanni Battista Scalabrini	July 8, 1839	June 1, 1905^[22]	October 9, 2022
12.	Artémides Zatti	October 12, 1880	March 15, 1951^[22]	October 9, 2022