There are many saints who were deeply devoted to Philomena. They sought out her intercession, had great trust in her desire to help them, and spread devotion to her among the people around them. Here are several of those saints:
- Saint John Vianney (Cure de Ars)
- Padre Pio
- Saint Frances Cabrini
- Saint John Neumann
- Saint Peter Julian Eymard
- Blessed Anna Maria Taigi
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聖座も聖人の出現を認可
In 1833, a Neapolitan nun reported that Philomena had appeared in a vision to her, and the Saint had revealed that she was a Greek princess, martyred at 13 years of age by Diocletian, who was Roman Emperor from 284 to 305.
On December 21, 1833, the Holy Office declared that there was nothing contrary to the Catholic faith in the revelations that Sister Maria Luisa di Gesù (1799–1875), a Dominican tertiary from Naples, claimed to have received from the Saint herself.[6]
- The spread of devotion to her in France as well as in Italy was helped when Saint John Vianney built a shrine in her honour and referred to her often, attributing to her the miracles that others attributed to himself.[4]
- Another help was the cure of the near-dying Venerable Pauline Jaricot, founder of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, at Philomena's shrine on August 10, 1835.[4][6] On July 6, 1835 the Miracle of Giovanna Cescutti took place in Venice.
- Saint Damien of Molokai, who had strong devotion to Philomena, named his church at Kalawao in honor of her.[15]
- Many other saints were devoted to St. Philomena, including Peter Julian Eymard, Peter Chanel, Anthony Mary Claret, Madelaine Sophie Barat, Euphrasier Pelletier, John Neumann and Blessed Anna Maria Taigi.[16]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philomena
教皇ピオⅩも不可謬権で保証
Although the Church has removed her feast from the modern liturgical calendar, Pope Pius X declared that Philomena’s veneration as a saint is part of the infallible Magisterium.
