words "Totus Tuus". Chiara became pregnant with her final child not long after and the couple were relieved that the ultrasound scans demonstrated the child would be born in perfect health. However, in the fifth month Chiara became diagnosed with a bad lesion on the tongue and had to undergo a surgical procedure. Doctors informed her that the lesion had in fact been a carcinoma, but she was insistent on bearing her final child even if it meant endangering her life. Corbella had an operation in March 2011 to treat her condition. Her final child Francesco was born at 37 weeks on 30 May 2011 in perfect health and her treatment started after his birth; she had another operation on 3 June. But the cancer's intensification over time meant that it became difficult for her to see and to speak. In March 2012 the pair brought their son to the Portiuncula in Assisi in order to entrust him to the Blessed Mother. In late March Chiara learnt that the cancer had metastasized to one breast and her liver in addition to her lungs and one eye. Her condition was deemed terminal and the diagnosis was made to Enrico who told his wife the news at the hospital chapel before the Blessed Sacrament. This was during Holy Week on 4 April and the two then and there renewed their marriage vows. Corbella met Pope Benedict XVI alongside her husband and son on 2 May 2012 at the pope's general audience where the couple were able to discuss their experiences with the pope. Corbella died at her home at noon on 13 June 2012 dressed in her wedding gown; she had participated in her final Mass on 12 June. Cardinal Agostino Vallini presided over her funeral Mass on 16 June at Santa Francesca Romana where he remembered her as "the second Gianna Beretta." Her remains are interred with her two children at Campo Verano in Rome. Cause of beatification and canonization The beatification process was opened in Rome on 2 July 2018 after Cardinal Angelo De Donatis issued an edict that established the cause would be introduced in Rome and also naming Corbella as a Servant of God. Cardinal De Donatis presided over the opening of the diocesan process on 21 September 2018 in the Basilica of Saint John Lateran and hoped that Christians would "find in her encouragement and support in