Matiya Mulumba, and their twenty companions on 6 June 1920, and Pope Paul VI canonized them on 18 October 1964. In the ceremony of canonization of the Catholic martyrs, Pope Paul mentioned also the Anglicans, saying: "Nor, indeed, do we wish to forget the others who, belonging to the Anglican confession, confronted death in the name of Christ." The Papal Mass canonizing them is notable as the last time such was celebrated in the Tridentine form at St. Peter's Basilica. A 3 June feast day of Charles Lwanga and the twelve others who died on 3 June 1886 is included in the General Roman Calendar, while the nine remaining martyrs are commemorated in the Roman Martyrology on their respective dates of death. A set of postage stamps was issued in the following year by Vatican City for commemorating the canonization. The Basilica of the Uganda Martyrs at Namugongo was built in 1968. Since the 1980s it has become the venue of massive pilgrimages, and plans for large-scale expansion were announced in 2014. Santi Martiri dell'Uganda a Poggio Ameno, a church in Rome dedicated to the Ugandan Martyrs, was dedicated in 1980 and became a titular church in 1988. In 1993, the Uganda Episcopal Conference established a university named after the Uganda Martyrs, which received its civil charter in 2005. In 2014, Uganda celebrated 50 years since the Uganda Martyrs were canonized and elevated to sainthood by Pope Paul VI on 18 October 1964. The Munyonyo Martyrs Shrine is a thanksgiving monument for their canonization. Official groundbreaking was on 3 May 2015 by the Papal Nuncio to Uganda, Archbishop Michael A. Blume, and Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala. Re-development includes construction of a new church shrine, museum, offices, and martyrdom spots of the saints. List of the Catholic martyrs Achilleus Kewanuka (d. 3 June 1886) Adolphus Ludigo-Mukasa (d. 3 June 1886) Ambrosius Kibuuka (d. 3 June 1886) Anatoli Kiriggwajjo (d. 3 June 1886) Andrew Kaggwa (d. 26 May 1886) Antanansio Bazzekuketta (d. 27 May 1886) Bruno Sserunkuuma (d. 3 June 1886) Charles Lwanga (d. 3 June 1886) Denis Ssebuggwawo Wasswa (d. 25 May 1886) Gonzaga Gonza (d. 27 May 1886) Gyavira Musoke (d. 3 June 1886) James Buuzaabalyaawo (d. 3 June 1886) John Maria Muzeeyi (d. 27 January 1887) Joseph Mukasa (d. 15 November 1885) Kizito (d. 3 June 1886) Lukka Baanabakintu (d. 3 June 1886) Matiya Mulumba (d. 30 May 1886) Mbaga