The decree on the cult of John Paul II
allows the possibility of "dedicating a church to God in honor
of the newly beatified.
There will be no need for specific
authorization by the Holy See if the diocese interested in
doing so has already decided to insert the newly beatified in
its liturgy, which is fixed in the liturgical calendar for
October 22 in Rome and Poland.
Or if it has already been done
in his name by the relevant episcopal conference; "The choice
of naming a church for the beatified John Paul II," a note from
the Congregation of the Faithful reads, "requires permission
from the Holy See except when celebrations are already included
in the calendar. In these cases there is no need to request
permission and the Blessed after whom the church is names may
hold celebrations in his honor." .
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