They were declared martyrs, and beatified by Clement X.
Yet no beatified intellect fails to know in the Word whatever pertains to itself.
Nevertheless a glory is due to Him as a beatified man; and this He has partly without merit, and partly with merit, as is clear from what has been said.
But by His Passion Christ did not merit exaltation as to the glory of His soul, because His soul was beatified from the first instant of His conception.
Divine Essence immediately, inasmuch as the Divine Essence itself is united to the beatified mind as an intelligible to an intelligent being; and the Divine Essence is a form exceeding the capacity of any creature whatsoever.
Accordingly, after saying that souls rise by the Divine Substance, he adds: the soul is beatified by a participation with God, and not by a participation with a holy soul.
Whereas the union of the Incarnation, inasmuch as it is in the personal being, transcends the union of the beatified mind with God, which is by the act of the soul in fruition; and therefore it cannot fall under merit.
The effort for her canonization began shortly after her death and was renewed at intervals, until she was beatified in 1783.
Under this the Index of Sotomayor, in 1640, and the subsequent ones, ordered the suppression of all images or portraits adorned with the insignia of sanctity, unless the persons represented had been duly beatified or canonized by Rome.
According to the old Persian belief, the souls of the beatified dead were to cast no shadows.
Come there not tones of Love and Faith, as from celestial harp-strings, like the Song of beatified Souls?
As the saintly prelate has been beatified by the Church as a martyr for thus shedding his blood, inferentially one might claim a similar distinction for all his companions.
He beatified seventy-seven Jesuits and canonized three of them.
Was quite devoted to his men; In point of fact, good Captain Reece Beatified The Mantelpiece.
Sacred oil for unction, and holy water and the life-giving power of the Cross, and the relics of the beatified as well as of the favoured and crowned servants of the Crucified, make the devils flee away, and efficiently curb their power.
Thus Beatrice; and those souls beatified Transformed themselves to spheres on steadfast poles, Flaming intensely in the guise of comets.
I have for certain put into thy mind That soul beatified could never lie, For it is near the primal Truth, And then thou from Piccarda might'st have heard Costanza kept affection for the veil, So that she seemeth here to contradict me.
Vasili the Beatifiedin the direction from which the screams came.
It was the credulous passion of fetishism, a rush of believers pursuing this poor beatified being in the desire which each felt to secure a share of hope and divine illusion.
I only know of one picture at the Louvre--a picture by some unknown Italian master--in which there is the head of a monk beatified by a similar faith.
In canto thirteen the reader is enlightened regarding the wisdom of Adam, of Solomon, and of Christ; and then as to the existence of the beatified soul before and after it is clothed with the glorified body of the Resurrection.
Likewise the form or method of presentation was controlled by the authority of the Scriptural statement of the way and means of salvation, and the well-nigh equally authoritative interpretation of the same by the beatified Fathers.
Beatified souls do not dwell in any particular star, though Plato seems to say so.
There lived at the same time, at Caramagna in Savoy, another beatified saint of the same illustrious order, Blessed Catherine of Raconigi.
First, there are the prophecies of canonized or beatified saints, whose authenticity is well established and their interpretation more or less clear.
Yet a will is not an epitaph, nor the address of a beatified spirit; neither is equal familiarity perhaps implied, as a matter of course, in the abbreviated names of male and female.
But his descendant praying to be told more of his family and of the old state of Florence, the beatifiedsoldier resumed.
The author feigns, that the beatified spirit of his mistress has obtained leave to warn and purify his soul by shewing him the state of things in the next world.
Much had this beatified anchorite done to alter the face of the country; yet many of the foulest pools remained and could not be purified.
But why was St. Cecilia singled out from such an innumerable band of the beatified to become especially dear to artists?
The martyrs are the incontrovertible witnesses of the value of faith, of the power of love; and it is said that their beatified spirits lend to these bones, which were their bodies, an all-powerful eloquence.
Nana repeated, while the two old ladies assumed a beatified expression.
He gloated over them with a beatified expression and seemed to envelop them in his pious sweetness, for he rejoiced in these last instances of self-abandonment which were preparing the means of grace.
The cardinal-archpriest reads it aloud; the Te Deum is sung, a collect in honor of the beatified is read, and mass is solemnized in his honor.
He was honored by many miracles, beatified by Urban VIII.
Laodice with her intent gaze on the beatified face put her hand to her heart.
At Spello I saw a picture by him of the Beatified Andrea Caccioli; and it seems to me, that few other painters of the Roman School had at that time equalled him.
