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List of Croatian saints and beatified people

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Shrine of Saint Mary of Marija Bistrica is the most important pilgrimage destination in Croatia

The following list includes names of Croatian saints, beati and candidates for sainthood of the Catholic Church.[1][2][3]

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Early Christian saints

List of early Christian saints who were born in the territory of present-day Croatia:

Saints

Beati

Candidates

Others

  • Marijan Blažić
  • Juraj Gospodnetić
  • Rafael Kalinić
  • Pavao Kolarić
  • Lovro Milanović
  • Petar Perica
  • Bernardin Tomašić
  • Benedikt of Dubrovnik
  • Slavko Barbarić
  • Josip Belović
  • Martin Borković
  • Fulgencije Carev
  • Marija Leopoldina Čović
  • Rudolf Eckert
  • Julijan Jelenić
  • Lino Maupas
  • Stjepan Sećak
  • Dinko Vranković
  • Frane Vlašić
  • Ana Katarina Zrinski
  • Feliks Niedzielski

References

  1. ^ "Hrvatski sveci i blaženici te službenice i sluge Božji – DANI HRVATSKIH SVETACA I BLAŽENIKA".
  2. ^ "Svi hrvatski sveci i blaženici: Od Nikole Tavelića do Miroslava Bulešića". hu-benedikt.hr.
  3. ^ "Kroatien und seine Heiligen | KIRCHE IN NOT – Deutschland".
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