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Learn more at W. W.shu. edu slash Jesuitical. here. This week,

Zach is on pilgrimage in the Holy Land, so in lieu of a regular episode,

we're sharing something special from another podcast in the American media family.

Inside the Vatican has produced a deep dive into the process of canonization in the Catholic

Church.

Now of course you know that on every episode of Judge Whiticle, we ask our guests if they could

canonize any person living or dead, Catholic or not, fictional or real, who would it be and why.

And now finally, inside the Vatican has pulled back the curtain on how it's really done.

And to give you an up-close view of this complex and costly process, our colleague Colleen Dolly

shares insights she's gathered from her own experience working on the cause of Dorothy Day's canonization.

I can't tell you how many times we've canonized Dorothy Day on the show, but it's a lot.

So I think this will be a real treat for those of you gunning for her sainhood.

So stick around for that and we'll be back in your feed with Zach next week.

Hi, I'm Martha Hennessy. And what's your relationship to Dorothy Day?

Number seven of her nine grandchildren.

Martha, do you want to see your grandmother named a saint?

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