Cause for Canonisation

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The cause for canonisation of Dr Sr Mary Glowrey JMJ is in its Preliminary Phase in accordance with the instructions at Part II of Sanctorum Mater. The Society of Jesus Mary and Joseph (JMJ) are the petitioners. For more information about the various stages of a cause for sainthood, please click here.

For any cause to have a remote possibility of success, three prerequisites are essential, namely:

  1. There is a widespread reputation of holiness of the person considered.
  2. The person has lived a heroically virtuous life.
  3. There is evidence of intercessory power, favours and/or miracles attributed to the person's intercession.

The League has established a Register to record the accounts of those persons who genuinely believe, or maintain that they are certain, that they received spiritual favours through Mary Glowrey's intercession. The Society of JMJ has established a similar Register in India.

If you genuinely believe that you have received a spiritual favour through Mary Glowrey's intercession, please tell us about it. Letters should be sent to the:

Committee for the Cause of Dr Sr Mary Glowrey JMJ

Mary Glowrey House
132-134 Nicholson St
Fitzroy Victoria 3065
Australia

icon Download the prayer for the cause of Dr Sr Mary Glowrey JMJ

icon Download the prayer card in A4 format

If you would like us to send you a prayer card, please write to us and enclose a self-addressed and stamped DL envelope.

In the video below, Fr. Paschal M. Corby OFM Conv gives an insightful talk about the feminine genius of Sr Dr Mary Glowrey JMJ. Part two of the video can be found on the Youtube channel of the Catholic Women's League Australia (www.youtube.com/user/CWLAustralia)

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Fr. Paschal M. Corby is a priest of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual (Conventual Franciscans). Raised in West Gippsland, Victoria, he studied Medicine at Monash University before joining religious life and completing his priestly formation at the Catholic Theological College in Melbourne. He is currently based at St. Joseph of Cupertino Friary, Dingley, where he is Parochial Vicar of St. Mark’s Church. He is a student at the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, working towards a Masters in Bioethics. Video is used with the permission of the Catholic Women’s League Australia and was filmed at the CWLA 45th Biennial Conference in Melbourne in September 2011. Video is used with the permission of the Catholic Women’s League Australia and was filmed at the CWLA 45th Biennial Conference in Melbourne in September 2011.
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