Manny miracles were reported by her grave to make the canonization possible. Saint Peter of Verona’s feast day was April 29, so Saint Catherine’s was moved to April 30. As the years went by, Saint Catherine was proven to be a more popular saint and her feast day was moved back to April 29. Pope Paul VI declared St. Catherine a Doctor of the Church on October 3, 1970. She was one of the first two women to be declared a Doctor of the Church because of her many letters and writings during her
Manny miracles were reported by her grave to make the canonization possible. Saint Peter of Verona’s feast day was April 29, so Saint Catherine’s was moved to April 30. As the years went by, Saint Catherine was proven to be a more popular saint and her feast day was moved back to April 29. Pope Paul VI declared St. Catherine a Doctor of the Church on October 3, 1970. She was one of the first two women to be declared a Doctor of the Church because of her many letters and writings during her