When was John Neumann canonized as a saint?
1980
1977
1969
1990
Answer
In 1977, John Neumann was canonized as a saint by Pope Paul VI, becoming the first American male saint and the fourth American saint overall. Neumann's canonization was the result of his lifelong dedication to the Catholic Church and his unwavering devotion to serving the needs of the poor and marginalized. He is remembered for his compassion, humility, and tireless efforts to spread the Catholic faith in the United States.
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