legitimate miracle in 1984, allowing for Elizabeth to be proclaimed "Blessed." Pope John Paul II on the occasion of an apostolic visit to Paris beatified Elizabeth on 25 November 1984. The second miracle needed for sanctification was investigated in the diocese of the healing's origin from 11 July 2011 until 25 August 2012; it received ratification several months later on 28 June 2013. Pope Francis on 3 March 2016 approved the second healing as being a miracle attributed to Elizabeth's intercession and thus approved her canonization as a saint. A date of canonization was determined at a gathering of cardinals on 20 June 2016. Her canonization was celebrated on 16 October 2016. The postulator of the cause at the time of her canonization was Father Romano Gambalunga. Feast and patronage Her liturgical feast is celebrated annually on 8 November. Her most famous prayer is: "Holy Trinity Whom I Adore", written out of her love of the Most Blessed Trinity. Elizabeth of the Trinity is a patron against illness, of sick people, and of the loss of parents. See also Constitutions of the Carmelite Order Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity, patron saint archive References External links Saints SQPN Elizabeth of the Trinity. Complete Works. 2 vol. Trans. Alethia Kane and Anne Englund Nash. Washington, DC: ICS Publications, 1984, 1995. Moorcroft, Jennifer. He Is My Heaven: The Life of Elizabeth of the Trinity. Washington, DC: ICS Publications, 2001. Lilles, Anthony. "Elizabeth of the Trinity: A Saint for Our Time", National Catholic Register 1880 births 1906 deaths 20th-century venerated Christians 20th-century Christian mystics People from Cher (department) People from Dijon Discalced Carmelite nuns Venerated Carmelites 20th-century French nuns Carmelite mystics Deaths from Addison's disease Beatifications by Pope John Paul II Canonizations by Pope Francis French Christian mystics French saints Carmelite saints Venerated Catholics by Pope John Paul II