Vatican reschedules beatification of nun

From: Honolulu Star - Bulletin | Date: May 3, 2005| Author: Anonymous | Copyright information

The beatification of Mother Marianne Cope, which was scratched from the Vatican calendar last week, appears to have been penciled in once more.

Pope Benedict XVI will not officiate at the ceremony in Rome, and it will not be on May 15 as planned by the previous pope, but "we were told there is no doubt it is going to happen," said Sister Mary Laurence Hanley, of Syracuse, N.Y., who heads the Cope sainthood cause.

Hanley said the Sisters of St. Francis were told that Portuguese C...

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