List of saints canonized by Pope John Paul II

This article contains the saints canonized by Pope John Paul II. Pope John Paul II canonized 482 saints a record number of individuals during his twenty-six-year reign as Pope from 1978–2005:

No.	Saint	Date of Canonization	Place of Canonization
1.	Crispin of Viterbo^[1]	20 June 1982	St. Peter's Basilica
2.	Maximilian Kolbe^[1]	10 October 1982	St. Peter's Basilica
3.	Marguerite Bourgeoys^[1]	31 October 1982	St. Peter's Basilica
4.	Jeanne Delanoue	31 October 1982	St. Peter's Basilica
5.	Leopold Mandić	16 October 1983	St. Peter's Basilica
6.	Paula Frassinetti	11 March 1984	St. Peter's Basilica
7.	103 Korean Martyrs	6 May 1984	Seoul, Korea
8.	Miguel Febres Cordero	21 October 1984	St. Peter's Basilica
9.	Francis Anthony Fasani	13 April 1986	St. Peter's Basilica
10.	Joseph Tomasi	12 October 1986	St. Peter's Basilica
11.	Lorenzo Ruiz	18 October 1987	St. Peter's Basilica
12.	Dominic Ibáñez de Erquicia	18 October 1987	St. Peter's Basilica
13.	James Kyushei Tomonaga and 13 Companions	18 October 1987	St. Peter's Basilica
14.	Giuseppe Moscati	25 October 1987	St. Peter's Basilica
15.	Roque González de Santa Cruz	16 May 1988	Asunción
16.	Alonso Rodríguez	16 May 1988	Asunción
17.	Juan de Castillo	16 May 1988	Asunción
18.	Eustochia Smeralda Calafato	11 June 1988	Messina
19.	Andrew Dung-Lac	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
20.	Tommaso Thien	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
21.	Emanuele Phung	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
22.	Girolamo Hermosilla	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
23.	Valentino Berrio Ochoa	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
24.	Teofano Venard and 111 companions	19 June 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
25.	Simón de Rojas	3 July 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
26.	Rose Philippine Duchesne	3 July 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
27.	Magdalen of Canossa	2 October 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
28.	Maria Rosa Molas y Vallvé	11 December 1988	St. Peter's Basilica
29.	Clelia Barbieri	9 April 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
30.	Gaspar Bertoni	1 November 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
31.	Richard Pampuri	1 November 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
32.	Agnes of Bohemia	12 November 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
33.	Albert Chmielowski	12 November 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
34.	Mutien-Marie Wiaux	10 December 1989	St. Peter's Basilica
35.	Marie-Marguerite d'Youville	9 December 1990	St. Peter's Basilica
36.	Raphael Kalinowski	17 November 1991	St. Peter's Basilica
37.	Claude de la Colombière	31 May 1992	St. Peter's Basilica
38.	Ezequiel Moreno y Díaz	11 October 1992	Santo Domingo
39.	Claudine Thévenet	21 March 1993	St. Peter's Basilica
40.	Teresa of Jesus of Los Andes	21 March 1993	St. Peter's Basilica
41.	Enrique de Ossó y Cercelló	16 June 1993	Madrid
42.	Meinhard (eqipollent)	8 September 1993	Riga
43.	Jan Sarkander	21 May 1995	Olomouc, Czech Republic
44.	Zdislava Berka	21 May 1995	Olomouc, Czech Republic
45.	Marko Krizevcanin	2 July 1995	Košice, Slovak Republic
46.	Stefan Pongracz	2 July 1995	Košice, Slovak Republic
47.	Melichar Grodziecki	2 July 1995	Košice, Slovak Republic
48.	Eugene de Mazenod	3 December 1995	St. Peter's Basilica
49.	Jean-Gabriel Perboyre	2 June 1996	St. Peter's Basilica
50.	Egidio Maria of Saint Joseph Francis Anthony Postillo	2 June 1996	St. Peter's Basilica
51.	Juan Grande Román	2 June 1996	St. Peter's Basilica
52.	Jadwiga of Poland	8 June 1997	Kraków
53.	John Dukla	10 June 1997	Krosno
54.	Teresa Benedict of the Cross	11 October 1998	St. Peter's Basilica
55.	Marcellin Joseph Benoît Champagnat	18 April 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
56.	John Calabria	18 April 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
57.	Agostina Livia Pietrantoni	18 April 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
58.	Kinga (equipollent)	16 June 1999	Stary Sącz, Poland
59.	Cirilo Bertrán and 8 Companions and Inocencio de la Inmaculada	21 November 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
60.	Benedict Menni	21 November 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
61.	Thomas of Cori	21 November 1999	St. Peter's Basilica
62.	Mary Faustina Kowalska	30 April 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
63.	Cristóbal Magallanes Jara and 19 other companions	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
64.	Román Adame Rosales	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
65.	Rodrigo Aguilar Aleman	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
66.	Julio Álvarez Mendoza	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
67.	Luis Bátiz Sáinz	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
68.	Agustín Caloca Cortés	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
69.	Maria of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
70.	José Maria de Yermo y Parres	21 May 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
71.	Augustine Chao and 119 companions	1 October 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
72.	Katharine Drexel	1 October 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
73.	Josephine Bakhita	1 October 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
74.	María Josefa Sancho	1 October 2000	St. Peter's Basilica
75.	Luigi Scrosoppi	10 June 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
76.	Agostino Roscelli	10 June 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
77.	Bernard of Corleone	10 June 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
78.	Teresa Eustoquio Verzeri	10 June 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
79.	Rafqa Pietra Choboq Ar-Rayès	10 June 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
80.	Joseph Marello	25 November 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
81.	Paula Montal Fornés de San José de Calasanz	25 November 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
82.	Maria Crescentia Höss	25 November 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
83.	Leonie Aviat	25 November 2001	St. Peter's Basilica
84.	Alphonsus de Orozco	19 May 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
85.	Ignatius of Santhià	19 May 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
86.	Humilis de Bisignano	19 May 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
87.	Benedetta Cambiagio Frassinello	19 May 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
88.	Paulina of the Agonizing Heart of Jesus	19 May 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
89.	Pio of Pietrelcina	16 June 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
90.	Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur	30 July 2002	Guatemala City
91.	Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin	31 July 2002	Mexico City
92.	Josemaría Escrivá	6 October 2002	St. Peter's Basilica
93.	Pedro Poveda Castroverde	4 May 2003	Spain
94.	José María Rubio y Peralta	4 May 2003	Spain
95.	Angela of the Cross	4 May 2003	Spain
96.	Maravillas de Jesús	4 May 2003	Spain
97.	Genoveva Torres Morales	4 May 2003	Spain
98.	Virginia Centurione Bracelli	18 May 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
99.	Maria De Mattias	18 May 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
100.	Ursula Ledóchowska	18 May 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
101.	Józef Sebastian Pelczar	18 May 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
102.	Daniel Comboni	5 October 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
103.	Joseph Freinademetz	5 October 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
104.	Arnold Janssen	5 October 2003	St. Peter's Basilica
105.	Gianna Beretta Molla	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica
106.	Luigi Orione	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica
107.	Hannibal Mary Di Francia	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica
108.	Joseph Manyanet i Vives	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica
109.	Nimatullah Kassab Al-Hardini	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica
110.	Paola Elisabetta Cerioli	16 May 2004	St. Peter's Basilica

References

1 2 3 Mary Therese O.C.D.S., "St. Crispin of Viterbo", Heroes and Heroines Canonized in the Twentieth Century, book II, Author House, 2009, ISBN 9781434343369

Pope Saint John Paul II

Born Karol Józef Wojtyła, 18 May 1920 – 2 April 2005

- Pope (1978–2005)
- Archbishop of Kraków (1963–1978)

Timeline	Emilia Wojtyła (mother) Karol Wojtyła (father) Early life Papal conclave Assassination attempt Funeral dignitaries Beatification and Canonisation

Acts as Pope	Apologies Cardinals created People venerated People beatified Saints canonized Papal mediation in the Beagle conflict Pastoral visits Ireland Nicaragua United Kingdom World Day of the Sick World Youth Day

Relations	Eastern Orthodox Church Judaism

Other topics	Abbà Pater Criticism Family home (historic house) Health John Paul II Foundation Monuments Tiara

Apostolic constitutions	Sacrae Disciplinae Leges Pastor Bonus Ex Corde Ecclesiae Fidei depositum Universi Dominici gregis

Apostolic exhortations	Catechesi tradendae Familiaris consortio Reconciliatio et paenitentia Christifideles laici Redemptoris custos Pastores dabo vobis Ecclesia in America Ecclesia in Asia

Ecclesiastical letters	Dominicae Cenae Ordinatio Sacerdotalis Letter to Women Ad tuendam fidem Novo Millennio Ineunte Misericordia Dei Rosarium Virginis Mariae

Encyclicals	Redemptor hominis Dives in misericordia Laborem exercens Slavorum Apostoli Dominum et vivificantem Redemptoris Mater Sollicitudo rei socialis Redemptoris Missio Centesimus annus Veritatis splendor Evangelium vitae Ut Unum Sint Fides et Ratio Ecclesia de Eucharistia

Books	Love and Responsibility Crossing the Threshold of Hope Memory and Identity

Other writings	The Jeweler's Shop Theology of the Body "Roman Triptych" Testament

Documents endorsed	Catechism of the Catholic Church Quattuor Abhinc Annos We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah Dominus Iesus

Related	Papal Concert to Commemorate the Shoah Political views Scriptural Way of the Cross

High schools (United States)	East Boca Raton, FL Tallahassee, FL Jasper, IN Slidell, LA Hyannis, MA Royersford, PA Hendersonville, TN Corpus Christi, TX Plano, TX Schertz, TX Dumfries, VA Lacey, WA

Other high schools	London, Canada Toronto, Canada Greymouth, New Zealand Rotorua, New Zealand Tarnów, Poland Brasília, Brazil

Colleges Universities	John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin John Paul II Institute John Paul II Minor Seminary John Paul the Great Catholic University Pontifical University of John Paul II Pope John Paul II College of Education

Airports	Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport João Paulo II Airport John Paul II International Airport Kraków–Balice

Bridges	El Puente del Papa John Paul II Bridge, Puławy Juan Pablo II Bridge Third Millennium John Paul II Bridge

Other places	Saint John Paul II National Shrine Ioannes Paulus II Peninsula John Paul II Catholic School John Paul II Center for the New Evangelization John Paul II Foundation for Research and Treatment Museum of John Paul II and Primate Wyszyński Museum of John Paul II Collection Pope John Paul II Park Reservation

Films	Pope John Paul II The Papal Chase Have No Fear: The Life of Pope John Paul II The Pope's Toilet Nine Days that Changed the World

TV miniseries	Pope John Paul II Karol: A Man Who Became Pope Karol: The Pope, The Man In Search of the Pope's Children

Other media	The Planet Is Alive...Let it Live! Red Rabbit The Pope's Children Credo: John Paul II

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