List of Pontifically crowned images

The following list enumerates a selection of Marian, Josephian, and Christological images venerated in the Roman Catholic Church, authorised by a pope who has officially granted a Papal Bull of Pontifical coronation to be carried out either by the pontiff, his papal legate or a papal nuncio.

The Pontifical decree issued by Pope Pius XII for the canonical coronation of Virgen de los Remedios de Pampanga for the Philippines in 1956.

The Apostolic Nuncio of Pope John XXIII to Spain, Antonio Riberi, reading the Pontifical decree for the canonical coronation for “Our Lady of the Angels in the mountains of Moheda” venerated in Bolaños de Calatrava in 22 May 1966.

The Virgin of Immaculate Conception of all Kings, Pontifically crowned by the decree of Pope Pius XII for Guatemala on 5 December 1954.

The canonical Papal bull for Our Lady of Hope of Triana in Spain, legally granting the Marian image the Pontifical right to wear a crown by Pope John Paul II in 1984.

The prescription of the solemn rite to crown venerated images is embedded in the Ordo Coronandi Imaginem Beatae Mariae Virginis published by the Holy Office on 25 May 1981. Prior to 1989, Pontifical decrees concerning the authorization of canonical coronations were handwritten on parchment. After 1989, the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments began issuing the specific recognition to crown a religious image, spelling out its approved devotional title and authorizing Papal legate. Several venerated images of Jesus Christ and Saint Joseph have also been granted a Pontifical coronation. [lower-alpha 1]

Pontifically crowned Marian images

Algeria

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Notre Dame d'Afrique	30 April 1876	Algiers	Pope Pius IX[lower-alpha 2]

Andorra

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Mare de Déu de Meritxell (Reconstruction)	8 September 1921	Meritxell	Pope Benedict XV
Our Lady of Canòlich	7 December 1998	Sanctuary of Canolic	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 3]

Argentina

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Lujan	8 May 1887	Lujan	Pope Leo XIII
Virgen del Valle	12 April 1891	San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca	Pope Leo XIII
Nuestra Señora del Rosario del Milagro	1 October 1892	Córdoba, Argentina	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Itatí	16 July 1900	Itatí, Corrientes	Pope Leo XIII
Virgen del Carmen de Cuyo	8 September 1911	Maipú, Mendoza	Pope Pius X
Nuestra Señora de la Merced[1]	24 September 1912	San Miguel de Tucumán	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of the Rosary of Río Blanco and Paypaya	31 October 1920	Palpala	Pope Benedict XV
Our Lady of Guadalupe	22 April 1928	Santa Fe	Pope Pius XI[lower-alpha 4]
Inmaculada Concepcion del Buen Viaje	19 November 1961	Cathedral of Morón, Argentina	Pope John XXIII[lower-alpha 5]
Virgen de Consolacion	21 November 2009	Sumampa	Pope Benedict XVI

Austria

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
”Virgin of Assumption of Mary of the Plain”	14 July 1751 20 September 1951	Basilica of Assumption of Bergheim	Pope Benedict XIV Pope Pius XII [lower-alpha 6]
The Great Mother of Austria	8 September 1908	Mariazell Basilica	Pope Pius X

Belarus

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Mother of God (Generic title)	19 September 1730	Zhyrovichy Monastery	Pope Benedict XIII
Mother of God (Generic title)	20 September 1761	Byalynichy	Pope Benedict XIV
Blessed Virgin Mary (Generic title)	30 June 1995	The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Brest, Belarus	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 7]
Our Lady of Budslau	2 July 1998	Basilica of the Assumption of Mary, Budslau	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 8]

Belgium

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Vlaanderen	9 May 1860	College of Saint Barbara, Gent	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Virga Jesse	15 August 1867	Virga Jesse Basilica	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Scherpenheuvel	25 August 1872	Basilica of Scherpenheuvel, Zichem	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Halle	4 October 1874	Saint Martins Basilica, Halle	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Walcourt	11 July 1875	Basilica of Saint Maternus de Cologne, Walcourt	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Hanswijk	30 July 1876	Basilica of Our Lady of Hanswijk, Mechelen	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Tongres	8 September 1881	Basilica of Our Lady of Tongre	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Tongeren (Virgin of Cause of Joy)	31 August 1890	Basilica of Our Lady, Tongeren	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Basse Wavre [2]	26 June 1897	Basilica de Basse Wavre	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Antwerpen	22 August 1899	Cathedral of Our Lady (Antwerp)	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Bon Secours	24 April 1905	Basilica of Bon Secours, Tournai	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Koorts[3]	19 June 1907	Franciscan Church of Our Lady of Ter Koorts, Leuven	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Nativity of Lebbeke	26 April 1908	Church of Our Lady of Nativity, Lebbeke	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart	21 August 1910	Averbode Abbey	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Gaverland	4 August 1912	Chapel of Our Lady of Gaverland, Melsele	Pope Pius IX[lower-alpha 9]
Our Lady of Lede	14 April 1914	Church of Saint Martin de Tours Lede, Belgium	Pope Benedict XV
Notre Dame du Rempart	25 September 1919 13 April 1951	Namur	Pope Benedict XV Pope Pius XII
Our Lady of Jesus of the Oak	15 August 1924	Notre Dame Church of the Jezuz-Eik Overijse, Belgium	Pope Pius XI
Our Lady of Laeken[4]	17 May 1936	Church of Our Lady of Laeken	Pope Pius XI
Our Lady of Groeninghe	6 July 1952	Saint Michael's Church, Kortrijk	Pope Pius XII
Our Lady of Seven Sorrows	30 August 1964	The Forest Chapel of Buggenhout	Pope Paul VI

Bolivia

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Copacabana	1 August 1925	Basilica of Our Lady of Copacabana	Pope Pius XI

Brazil

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception of Aparecida	8 December 1904	Basilica of Our Lady of Aparecida	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Mount Carmel of Recife	21 September 1919	Basilica and Convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, Recife	Pope Benedict XV
Our Lady of Nazareth of Exile	9 July 1953	Basilica of Our Lady of Nazareth of Exile	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 10]
Our Lady of the Presentation	15 November 1953	Natal, Rio Grande do Norte	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 11]
Our Lady of the Pillar[5]	8 September 1954 24 September 1964	Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, São João del Rei	Pope Pius XII Pope Paul VI [lower-alpha 12]
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception	15 August 1963	Conselheiro Lafaiete	Pope John XXIII
Our Lady of Divine Love[6]	14 November 2021	Parochial sanctuary of Our Lady of Divine Love, Corrêas, Petrópolis	Pope Francis

Canada

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Child Mary (with Sainte Anne de Beaupré)	5 May 1887	Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of the Cape[7]	12 October 1904	Notre-Dame-du-Cap Basilica	Pope Pius X

Chile

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario de Andacollo	26 December 1901	Basilica of Our Lady of Andacollo, Coquimbo	Pope Leo XIII
Nuestra Señora de la Merced de Santiago	22 September 1918	Santiago	Pope Benedict XV
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Santiago	19 December 1926	Santiago	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Maipu	3 April 1987	Maipú, Chile	Pope John Paul II

China

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of China[8]	TBD[lower-alpha 13]	The National Shrine of Our Lady of China Meishan, Chiayi, Taiwan, China	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 14]

Colombia

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of the Rosary of Chiquinquirá	9 July 1919	Chiquinquirá	Pope Pius X[lower-alpha 15]
Nuestra Señora de las Lajas	15 September 1952	Ipiales	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Rosario	8 February 1959	Rionegro	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Carmen	25 July 1971	La Ceja	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de la Visitación	2 July 1982	Ancuya	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 16]

Costa Rica

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of the Angels	25 April 1926	Cartago	Pope Pius XI

Croatia

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Trsat	8 September 1715	Basilica of the Mother of God, Rijeka	Pope Clement XI [lower-alpha 17]
Our Lady of Bistrica, Queen of Croatia	7 July 1935	Marija Bistrica	Pope Pius XI

Cuba

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre of Cuba (Since 1612)	20 December 1936	El Cobre	Pope Pius XI

Czech Republic

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Mother of God (Generic title)	28 March 1995	Žarošice, Diocese of Brno, Moravia	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 18]
Virgin of Visitation (Miniature icon above the central altar )	21 May 1995	Basilica of “Svaty Kopecek”, Olomouc	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 19]

Dominican Republic

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Altagracia	15 August 1922	Basilica of Higüey	Pope Pius XI

Ecuador

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Virgen de la Merced	15 December 1918	Quito	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen del Cisne	8 September 1930	El Cisne	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de la Presentación del Quinche	20 June 1943	El Quinche	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Dolorosa del Colegio [9]	22 April 1956	Quito	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Rosario	13 December 1959	Baños de Agua Santa	Pope John XXIII
Virgin of the Clouds	1 January 1967	Azogues	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora del Carmen del Azuay	16 July 2002	Cuenca	Pope John Paul II

El Salvador

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Nuestra Señora de la Paz	21 November 1921	San Miguel	Pope Benedict XV
Nuestra Señora del Rosario	25 November 1942	San Salvador	Pope Pius XII

France

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Victories	9 July 1853	Paris	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Rocamadour	8 September 1853	Rocamadour	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame des Miracles du Mauriac	13 May 1855	Basilica of Mauriac, Cantal	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Laus	23 May 1855	Saint-Étienne-le-Laus	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Pillier de Chartres	31 May 1855	Chartres Cathedral	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Torce	2 July 1855	Torcé-en-Vallée	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Bon Secours de Frenaud	8 September 1855	Marsanne, Drôme	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Le Puy	24 April 1856	Le Puy Cathedral	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Consolatrice des Affliges de Verdelais	2 July 1856	Verdelais	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame de la Joie de Liesse	18 August 1857	Liesse	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame de Bon Secours	8 September 1857	Guingamp	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Sainte Esperance	5 April 1858	Church of Saint Severin, Paris	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Marienthal (The "Pieta" statue)	19 September 1859	Basilique Notre-Dame de Marienthal	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame des Aydes	20 May 1860	Blois	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Valfleury	31 May 1860	Valfleury	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du D'Avenieres	5 September 1860	Laval, Mayenne	Pope Pius IX
Notre dame de L’Esperance	30 July 1865 20 December 1902	Basilica of Saint-Brieuc	Pope Pius IX Pope Leo XIII
The child Mary (with Saint Anne du Auray)	30 September 1868	Basilica of Sainte-Anne-d'Auray	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 20]
Notre Dame de la Deliverande (du Blanc)	8 December 1868	Church of Notre Dame de la Deliverande, Le Morne-Rouge	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart	25 February 1869 15 August 1919	Basilica de Notre dame de Sacre Coeur, Issoudun	Pope Pius IX Pope Benedict XV [lower-alpha 21]
Notre Dame de la Deliverande (du Noir)	22 August 1872	Basilica of Notre Dame de la Deliverande, Calvados (department)	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame d'Arcachon	16 July 1873	Arcachon	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 22]
Notre Dame de la Monte Sion	10 September 1873	Basilica of Mount Sion, Lorraine	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 23]
Notre Dame de la Garde	26 February 1875	Marseille	Pope Pius IX
Notre Dame du Clermont (Crypt statue)	20 June 1875	Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of the Rosary[lower-alpha 24]	3 July 1876	Rosary Basilica, Public square, Lourdes	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 25]
Notre Dame du Ceignac	9 July 1876	Ceignac	Pope Pius IX
The child Mary (with Saint Anne d’Apt)	9 September 1877	Apt Cathedral	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 26]
Our Lady of La Salette	21 August 1879	La Salette-Fallavaux	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame du Bon Secours	24 May 1880	Basilica of Rouen	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 27]
Notre Dame de Bon Secours	15 August 1880	Lablachere, Ardèche	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame du Vassievere	3 July 1881	Puy-de-Dôme	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame du Toutes Aides	24 June 1883	Nantes	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame du Grand Retour	25 August 1885	Basilica of Boulogne	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame du Folgoet	8 September 1888	Basilica du Le Folgoët, Bretagne	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame de Brebieres "Notre Dame des Ewes"	19 June 1901	Basilica of Our Lady of Brebières	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dame des Dunes	10 June 1903	The Little Chapel of Our Lady of the Dunes, Dunkirk	Pope Leo XIII
Notre Dames des Malades	11 December 1904	Church of Saint Blaise, Vichy, France	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame de Myans du Savoy	17 August 1905	Myans	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame des Miracles et Vertus	25 March 1908	Basilica of Saint Saveur, Rennes	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame de Bonne Nouvelle	25 March 1908	Basilica de Bonne Nouvelle, Rennes	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame de Consolation	21 June 1909	Hyeres	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame de Bonne Secours	23 April 1910	Hallines	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame du Beau Rameau	12 July 1912	Betharram	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 28]
Notre Dame des Grace	19 June 1913	Honfleur	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 29]
The child Mary (with Saint Anne of Palud)	31 August 1913	Plonévez-Porzay	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 30]
Notre Dame des Ardents	27 May 1923	Lagny-sur-Marne	Pope Pius X
Notre Dame du Deliverance	25 August 1933	Basilica of Notre Dame du Deliverance, Quintin	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 31]
Our Lady of Pontmain	24 July 1934	Basilica of Pontmain	Pope Pius XI
Notre Dame du Verdun	2 July 1946	Basilica Verdun Cathedral	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 32]
Notre Dame de la Joie	23 September 1951 10 January 1959	Basilica of Pontivy	Pope Pius XII Pope John XXIII

Germany

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Visitation	1 November 1811 16 October 1953	Basilica of the Visitation of Our Lady, Werl	Pope Pius VII Pope Pius XII
Our Lady, Consoler of the Afflicted	20 July 1890	Basilica of Kevelaer	Pope Leo XIII[lower-alpha 33]
Mother of God (Generic Title)	18 May 1932	Basilica of Freiburg Minster	Pope Pius XI

Guatemala

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario	26 January 1934	Guatemala City	Pope Pius XI
Inmaculada Concepción, Virgen de los Reyes	5 December 1954	Guatemala City	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario	7 March 1983	Quetzaltenango	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de la Asunción	6 February 1996	Guatemala City	Pope John Paul II[10]
Virgen Metropolitana de la Inmaculada Concepción	5 December 2004	Cathedral of Guatemala City	Pope John Paul II

India

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Lourdes of Villianur	8 May 1886	Villianur, Pondicherry	Pope Leo XIII
Mother of God (Generic title)	21 October 1954	Basilica of Our Lady of the Mount, Bandra, Mumbai	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 34]

Italy

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Madonna of the Vineyards	5 April 1616 1 November 1920	Basilica of Santa Maria delle Vigne, Genoa	Cardinal Orazio Spinola Pope Benedict XV[lower-alpha 35]
Black Virgin of Oropa	30 August 1620 5 August 2021	Basilica of Oropa, Biella, Piedmont	Bishop Giacomo Goria and Reverend Francesco Sforza Pallavicino Pope Francis[lower-alpha 36]
Virgin of Grace “Madonna of Arrows”	18 May 1631 25 March 1931	Faenza Cathedral	Cardinal Francesco Cennini de' Salamandri Pope Pius XI[lower-alpha 37]
La Madonna della Febbre (Lippo Memmi)	27 May 1631	Sacristy of St. Peter's Basilica	Pope Urban VIII Patriarchal Council of the “Vatican Chapter”
La Madonna del San Lorenzo in Damaso	15 August 1635	San Lorenzo in Damaso	Pope Urban VIII
Our Lady of the Golden Hands	29 March 1636	Basilica of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli on the Capitoline Hill, Rome	Pope Urban VIII
Madonna of Succour	17 November 1643	Chapel of Pope Gregory XIII within Saint Peter's Basilica	Pope Urban VIII
Madonna di Columna	1 January 1645	Private Chapel of Pope Leo the Great Saint Peter's Basilica	Pope Innocent X
Madonna di Sant'Alessio	12 October 1645	Basilica of the Saints Bonifacio and Alexis on the Aventine Hill, Rome	Pope Innocent X
Madonna del Pozzo	17 January 1646	Rome	Pope Innocent X
Vergine di Montesanto	3 December 1659	Rome	Pope Alexander VII
Virgin of The Holy Rosary	18 August 1660 26 September 1903 7 March 1925	Basilica Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Holy Rosary of Fontanellato, Parma	Pope Alexander VII Pope Leo XIII[lower-alpha 38] Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 39]
Madonna di Mentorella	26 September 1664	Capranica, Lazio	Pope Alexander VII
Our Lady of Grace of Montenero	4 May 1690	Sanctuary of Montenero, Livorno, Italy	Pope Alexander VII
Virgin of Mount Carmel	10 August 1704 25 August 1941	Basilica of San Martino, Bologna	Pope Clement XI Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 40]
Santa Maria delle Grazie	8 September 1704	San Giovanni Valdarno, Arezzo	Pope Clement XI
Our Lady of Caravaggio	30 September 1710	Caravaggio, Lombardy	Pope Clement XI
Madonna della Misericordia	25 August 1721	Santa Maria della Misericordia, Macerata	Pope Innocent XIII
Madonna della Madia	7 March 1724 (Signed but rescinded) 15 January 1769 (Signed and Notarized)	Basilica of Monopoli Cathedral	Pope Innocent XIII Pope Benedict XIII [lower-alpha 41]
Madonna of Trapani	14 March 1734	Trapani	Pope Clement XII
Madonna del Ponte	5 May 1754 12 September 1954	Narni	Pope Benedict XIV Pope Pius XII
Madonna di Gibilmanna	30 August 1760	Cefalù	Pope Clement XIII
Our Lady of Montallegro	7 July 1767	Rapallo	Pope Clement XIII
La Madonna del Popolo (first image crowned by a Pope without a proxy)	3 June 1782	Cesena Cathedral	Pope Pius VI
La Madonna delle Galline	15 August 1787	Pagani	Pope Pius VI
Virgin of Loreto of Spoleto	30 June 1800	Umbria	Pope Pius VII
La Madonna della Purita	2 September 1804	The Pontifical Basilica of Saint Alphonse de Ligouri, Pagani	Pope Pius VII
Madonna della Misericordia	10 May 1815 19 April 1915	Savona	Pope Pius VII [lower-alpha 42] Pope Benedict XV[lower-alpha 43]
Immaculate Conception of Don Placido	30 December 1826 9 September 1838	Basilica of Gesù Vecchio, Naples	Pope Leo XII Pope Pius IX
Salus Populi Romani (Since the 5th century)	15 August 1838 11 October 1954	Basilica of Saint Mary Major	Pope Gregory XVI Pope Pius XII
Madonna di Pietraquaria	16 September 1838	Avezzano	Pope Gregory XVI
Our Lady of Confidence	14 October 1838	Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran	Pope Gregory XVI
Madonna della Misericordia	15 August 1850 8 April 1914	Church of Santa Chiara, Rimini	Pope Pius IX Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 44]
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception[11]	8 December 1854 (First Crown) 8 December 1904 (Second stellar crown)	Chapel of the Holy Choir, Saint Peter's Basilica	Pope Pius IX Pope Pius X[lower-alpha 45] [12]
Madonna delle Grazie di Perugia	8 September 1855	Perugia Cathedral	Pope Pius IX
Madonna del Molino	8 September 1856	Basilica of Lugo, Ravenna	Pope Pius IX
Madonna di San Luca	10 June 1857	Bologna	Pope Pius IX
Our Mother of Perpetual Help	23 June 1867	Church of Saint Alphonsus in Rome	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 46]
Our Lady of Bonaria	24 April 1870	Cagliari	Pope Pius IX
Madonna di Pozzano	2 July 1874	Basilica of Pozzano, Castellammare di Stabia	Pope Pius IX
Madonna del Carmine	11 July 1875	Naples	Pope Pius IX
Madonna della Vittoria	16 July 1875	Santissimo Salvatore, Bologna	Pope Pius IX[lower-alpha 47]
Madonna di Polsi	30 August 1881	Territorial Abbey and Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Polsi	Pope Leo XIII
Madonna del Divino Amore	13 May 1883	Santuario della Madonna del Divino Amore, Rome	Pope Leo XIII
Sleeping Madonna of Transition of Canoscio	16 September 1888	Canoscio	Pope Leo XIII
Madonna della Neve (Snows)	4 December 1892	Cuglieri	Pope Leo XIII
Madonna della Guardia	23 June 1894	Genoa	Pope Leo XIII
Santa Maria ad Rupes	17 May 1896	Santa Maria in Castello, Tarquinia, Lazio	Pope Leo XIII
La “Madonna Granda” (Local folk title “Vergine Santissima Assunzione”, image supposedly based on “Santa Maria Maggiore”)	15 August 1897 12 June 1917	Treviso	Pope Leo XIII Pope Benedict XV
Madonna di Monte Berico	25 August 1900	Vicenza	Pope Leo XIII
Mary Help of Christians	17 May 1903	Basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians, Turin	Pope Leo XIII [lower-alpha 48]
The Blessed Virgin Mary of Immaculate Conception	2 September 1904 (Letter of private Papal audience) 9 September 1904 (Pontifical decree)	Cloister of Oblates of the Holy Spirit, Lucca, Tuscany	Pope Pius X[lower-alpha 49]
Mother of God (Generic title)	8 Sept 1904	Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Sessa Aurunca	Pope Pius X
The Madonna of Constantinople	25 June 1909	Basilica and Abbey of Santa Giustina, Padua	Pope Pius X
Saint Mary of the Angels and Martyrs (Form of Nursing Madonna / Presbytery department)	27 June 1920	Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, Rome	Pope Benedict XV
Madonna and Child of the Annunciation of the Angels	10 August 1921	Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria de Follina	Pope Benedict XV [lower-alpha 50]
Our Lady of Loreto (Reconstruction)	5 September 1922	Basilica della Santa Casa	Pope Pius XI
Madonna di Montevergine di Avellino	10 August 1931	Avellino	Pope Pius XI
Our Lady of Lourdes	16 July 1934	San Martino, Stella, Liguria	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 51]
Madonna del Soccorso	8 May 1937	Apulia	Pope Pius XI
Madonna de Salute	4 November 1945	Basilica of Saint Peter in Goito	Pope Pius XII [lower-alpha 52]
Madonna of the Rosary	7 October 1946	Basilica of Saint Siro, Sanremo	Pope Pius XII [lower-alpha 53]
Madonna dei Lattani, Queen of the World	6 August 1950	Roccamonfina	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 54]
Madonna del Bosco	29 August 1954	Imbersago	Pope Pius XII
La Vergine Addolorata	21 November 1967	Airola	Pope Paul VI
Vergine delle Miracoli	19 April 1975	Basilica of Sant'Andrea delle Fratte, Rome	Pope Paul VI
Madonna de Iconavetere (La Madonna de Setti Veli)	22 May 1982	Foggia Cathedral	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 55]
Santa Maria della Purita	2 May 1983	Nocera dei Pagani	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 56]
The Madonna of Preval, Queen of all Peoples	1 March 1995	Gorizia	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 57]
Virgin of Nicopeia	7 January 1997	San Vito dei Normanni	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 58]
La Madonna di Neve di Monte Sirino	15 October 2000	Lagonegro	Pope John Paul II

Japan

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Guadalupe (Mexican version)	10 December 1980	Motherhouse cloister within the Chapel of the Order of the Claretian Missionaries of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Suginami, Tokyo	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 59]

Kuwait

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Arabia	25 March 1960	Ahmadi	Pope John XXIII

Lithuania

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Mother of God of Trakai	4 September 1718	Trakai	Pope Clement XI
Our Lady of Šiluva	8 September 1786	Šiluva	Pope Pius VI
Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn	5 July 1927	Vilnius	Pope Pius XI

Malta

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Immauclate Conception of Cospicua (Canvas painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary)	25 June 1905 27 April 1913	Cospicua	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 60]
La Maria Bambina	4 September 1921	Senglea, Malta	Pope Benedict XV [lower-alpha 61]
Blessed Virgin of Ta' Pinu of Assumption	24 May 1935	Basilica of Ta' Pinu	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 62]
Virgin of Mediatrix of Graces	2 September 1951	Parish Church of Our Lady of Graces, Żabbar	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 63]
Virgin of Divine Graces	27 January 1952	Victoria, Gozo	Pope Pius XII
Our Lady of the Assumption	12 December 1973	Rotunda of Mosta	Pope Paul VI [lower-alpha 64]

Mexico

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Virgen de Esperanza (former name “La Virgen de la Raiz”)[13]	14 February 1886	Jacona, Michoacan	Pope Pius IX
Our Lady of Guadalupe	12 October 1895	Mexico City	Pope Leo XIII
Nuestra Señora de Salud	5 April 1898	Pátzcuaro	Pope Leo XIII
Nuestra Señora de la Luz	8 October 1902	Basilica cathedral of León, Guanajuato	Pope Leo XIII[lower-alpha 65]
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad	18 January 1904	Oaxaca	Pope Pius X
Nuestra Señora de San Juan de los Lagos	15 August 1904	Jalisco	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 66]
Virgen de Ocotlán	12 May 1907	Tlaxcala	Pope Pius X
Nuestra Señora de Guanajuato	31 May 1908	Basilica Collegiata of Guanajuato City	Pope Pius X
Virgen de la Expectacion de Zapopan	18 January 1921	Zapopan	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de la Soledad	30 April 1922	Irapuato	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora del Rosario	12 May 1923	Talpa de Allende	Pope Benedict XV
Nuestra Señora de los Angeles	23 October 1923	Mexico City	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores	15 September 1924	Acatzingo	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de la Luz	24 May 1939	Salvatierra	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora del Rayo [14]	18 August 1941	Guadalajarao	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad de Parral[lower-alpha 67]	22 October 1943	Parral, Chihuahua	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Sagrario	2 February 1947	Tamazula de Gordiano	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 68]
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad	15 November 1947	Ayotlán	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Carmen	16 July 1948 20 May 1960[lower-alpha 69]	Papantla	Pope Pius XII Pope John XXIII
Nuestra Señora de la Asunción	15 August 1948	Jalostotitlan	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de Izamal	22 August 1949	Izamal	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Rosario	19 November 1950	Poncitlán	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Rosario	20 August 1951	Charcas	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Pueblito	17 October 1951	El Pueblito, Corregidora	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Carmen	24 November 1951	Celaya	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 70]
Virgen de los Milagros	8 December 1954	Cuernavaca	Pope Pius XII
La Virgencita de la Inmaculada Concepción[lower-alpha 71]	13 February 1959	Diocesan Seminary of Leon, Guanajuato	Pope John XXIII
Virgen de Navidad de Atengo	17 August 1961	Atengo, Jalisco	Pope John XXIII
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Soriano	7 February 1964	Colón, Querétaro	Pope Paul VI
Virgen del Roble	31 May 1964	Monterrey, Mexico	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad de Acapulco	8 December 1965	Acapulco	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores	11 November 1966	Teocaltiche, Jalisco	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de la Caridad	25 July 1974	Basilica of Huamantla	Pope Paul VI [lower-alpha 72]
Nuestra Señora de los Remedios	19 October 1974	Naucalpan	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de la Asunción	15 March 1983	Aguascalientes	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de Candelaria	24 December 1988[15]	Tecoman	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Catemaco	15 February 1992[lower-alpha 73]	Catemaco, Veracruz	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Guadalupe (statue)	15 September 1994	Manzanillo, Colima	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 74]
Virgen de la Santa Anita[16]	29 May 2004	Jalisco	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Inmaculada Concepción de Juquila[17]	8 October 2014	Oaxaca	Pope Francis
Virgen de Guadalupe del Agostadero[18]	14 June 2015	Villa García	Pope Francis

Netherlands

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady, Star of the Sea	15 August 1912	Basilica of Our Lady, Maastricht	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 75]

Nicaragua

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of the Assumption of Monimbo	17 August 1980	Masaya	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 76]
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception of El Viejo	28 December 1989	Basilica of Purisima Concepción, El Viejo	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 77]

Peru

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Nuestra Señora de la Merced de Lima	24 September 1921	Lima	Pope Benedict XV
Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Lima	2 October 1927	Lima	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de Belen	8 December 1933	Cusco	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores	20 October 1940	Arequipa	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Cajamarca	14 June 1942	Cajamarca	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Puerta de Otuzco	27 October 1943	Otuzco	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria de Cayma	11 May 1947	Cayma, Arequipa	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de la Legua Reynoso	7 October 1951	Carmen de la Legua Reynoso	Pope Pius XII [lower-alpha 78]
Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Chachapoyas	15 August 1952	Chachapoyas	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Milagro	19 July 1953	Lima	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe de Pacasmayo	24 October 1954	Pacasmayo	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes de Paita	27 August 1960	Paita	Pope John XXIII
Nuestra Señora de la Evangelización	1 February 1985	Lima	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de Chapi	2 February 1985	Arequipa	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Paucartambo	3 February 1985	Paucartambo, Cusco	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de Copacabana de Lima	28 December 1998	Rimac, Lima	Pope John Paul II

Philippines


Official Title of the Marian Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario — La Naval de Manila	5 October 1907	Santo Domingo Church, Quezon City	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 79]
Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia	20 September 1924	Basilica of Peñafrancia, Naga City, Camarines Sur	Pope Benedict XV[lower-alpha 80]
Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario de Manaoag	21 April 1926	Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, Manaoag, Pangasinan	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 81]
Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje	28 November 1926	Antipolo Cathedral, Rizal	Pope Pius XI[lower-alpha 82]
Nuestra Señora de Visitacion de Piat	20 June 1954	Piat, Cagayan	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Regla	27 November 1954	Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de Caysasay[19]	8 December 1954	Taal, Batangas	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Caridad de Bantay	12 January 1956	Bantay, Ilocos Sur	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de los Remedios de Pampanga	8 September 1956	San Fernando, Pampanga	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Pronto Socorro de Boac	10 May 1958	Boac, Marinduque	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Santísimo Rosario de Orani	18 April 1959	Orani, Bataan	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 83]
Nuestra Señora de Namacpacan	25 November 1959	Luna, La Union	Pope John XXIII
La Virgen Divina Pastora de Gapan[20]	26 April 1964	Gapan, Nueva Ecija	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de Salvacion	25 August 1976	Joroan, Tiwi, Albay	Pope Paul VI
Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria de Jaro	20 February 1981	Jaro, Iloilo City	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia de Manila[21]	10 November 1985	Paco, Manila	Pope John Paul II
La Inmaculada Concepción de Malabon[22]	7 December 1986	Concepcion, Malabon	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados de Manila[23]	12 May 1991	Santa Ana, Manila	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de San Sebastián[24]	18 August 1991	Quiapo, Manila	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario de Ubanon[25]	15 October 1995	Ubanon-Boao, Catbalogan, Samar	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 84]
Nuestra Señora de la Consolacion y Correa	4 September 2000	Intramuros, Manila	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 85]
Nuestra Señora del Buen Suceso de Parañaque[26]	8 September 2000	La Huerta, Parañaque	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 86]
Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados de Mariquina	23 October 2005	Marikina	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 87]
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe[27]	16 July 2006	Guadalupe, Cebu City	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 88]
La Inmaculada Concepción de Pasig	7 December 2008	Malinao, Pasig	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 89]
La Inmaculada Concepción de Malolos[28][29]	10 March 2012	Malolos, Bulacan	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 90]
Nuestra Señora de Candelaria de Paracale	1 September 2012	Paracale, Camarines Norte	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 91]
Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Imus	3 December 2012	Imus, Cavite	Pope Benedict XVI [lower-alpha 92]
Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Libmanan	11 October 2015	San Isidro, Libmanan, Camarines Sur	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 93]
Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu[30][31]	31 May 2017	San Mateo, Rizal	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 94]
Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Manila[32]	7 December 2017	Santa Cruz, Manila	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 95]
La Virgen Milagrosa de Badoc[33]	31 May 2018	Badoc, Ilocos Norte	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 96]
Mary Help of Christians of Pangasinan[34][35]	22 August 2018[36]	San Fabian, Pangasinan	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 97]
Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Morong[37]	10 October 2018	Morong, Bataan	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 98]
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad de Porta Vaga[38]	18 November 2018	Cavite City	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 99]
Nuestra Señora de la Luz[39]	1 December 2018[40]	Cainta, Rizal	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 100]
Virgen de la Rosa de Macati[41]	16 March 2019	Makati	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 101]
La Purisima Concepción de Santa Maria[42]	1 February 2020	Santa Maria, Bulacan	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 102]
Our Lady of Mount Carmel of New Manila[43]	15 August 2020[44]	New Manila, Quezon City	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 103]
Our Lady of Lourdes[45]	22 August 2020[46]	Quezon City	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 104]
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Quezon[47]	25 March 2021	Dolores, Quezon	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 105]
Mater Dolorosa de Tarlac[48]	5 June 2021	Dolores, Capas, Tarlac	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 106]
Nuestra Señora de la Merced de Novaliches[49]	24 September 2021	Novaliches, Quezon City	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 107]
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Turumba	TBD[lower-alpha 108]	Pakil, Laguna	Pope Francis [lower-alpha 109]

Poland

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Częstochowa	8 September 1717	Częstochowa	Pope Clement XI
Matka Boża Kodeńska	15 August 1723	Kodeń	Pope Innocent XIII
Matka Boża Podkamieńska	15 August 1727	Wrocław	Pope Benedict XIII
Matka Boża Leżajska (Pattern of Salus Populi Romani, locally translated to Our Lady of Snows)	8 September 1752 26 April 1984	Leżajsk	Pope Benedict XIV Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 110]
Matka Boża Skępska	18 May 1755	Skępe	Pope Benedict XIV
Our Lady of Assumption	7 February 1762	Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, Lviv	Pope Clement XIII
Our Lady of the Rosary	8 September 1763	Rzeszów	Pope Benedict XIV
Matka Boża Latyczowska	4 October 1778	Lublin	Pope Pius VI
Matka Boża Różańcowa	2 October 1921	Kraków	Pope Benedict XV
Matka Boża Piekarska	15 August 1925	Piekary Śląskie	Pope Pius XI
Matka Boska Pocieszenia	10 August 1963	Nowy Sącz	Pope John XXIII
Our Lady of Ludzmierz	15 August 1963	Podhale	Pope Paul VI
Our Lady of Krasnobród	4 July 1965	Krasnobród	Pope Paul VI
Our Lady of Sorrows of Lichen	15 August 1967	Licheń Stary	Pope Paul VI
Matka Boża Sejneńska	3 February 1973	Minor Basilica of the Visitation of Mary, Sejny, Lomza	Pope Paul VI
Our Lady of Consolation	4 December 1973	Sanctuary of Our Lady of Consolation, Parish of the Nativity, Stara Błotnica, Sandomierz	Pope Paul VI
Pieta	18 July 1976	Obory	Pope Paul VI
Our Lady of Reconciliation	24 November 1977	Sanctuary of Our Lady of Consolation, Hodyszewo	Pope Paul VI
Matka Boża Pokoju	19 June 1983	Stoczek Klasztorny	Pope John Paul II
Matka Boża Zwycięska	19 June 1983	Brdów	Pope John Paul II
Matka Boża Opolska	21 June 1983	Opole	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Snows	21 June 1983	Mount Igliczna	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 111]
Mother of God (Generic Title)	21 August 1983	Sierpc	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 112]
Madonna and Child (Saint Joseph crowned in 1796)	2 March 1984	Minor Basilica of the Assumption, Kalisz	Pope John Paul II
Madonna of Szczyrzyc, Mother of Peace and Goodwill	19 August 1984	Church of Our Lady of Assumption and Saint Stanislaus, within the Cistercian monastery of Szczyrzyc	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Assumption	17 December 1984	Płonka Kościelna	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Graces	19 February 1985	Janów Lubelski	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Łysiec	26 March 1987	Armenian Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity, Gliwice	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Consolation	26 March 1987	Orchówek, Lublin Voivodeship	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Fatima of Szczecin	11 June 1987	Szczecin	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of the Scapular	7 November 1987	Monastery of Discalced Carmelites, Czerna	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Łukawiec (Tartaków)	3 June 1991	Łukawiec	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Graces	3 June 1991	Kielce	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Graces	4 June 1995	Wieliczka	Pope John Paul II [lower-alpha 113]
”Our Lady of Assumption of the Holy Rosary”	25 August 1996	Myszkow	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 114]
Our Lady of La Salette	15 September 1996	Dębowiec	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Consolation	20 November 1996	Church of Assumption of Mary, Gniezno Cathedral	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 115]
Matka Boża Adorująca	31 May 1997	Wrocław	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Graces[50]	2 June 1997	Krzeszów	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Consolation	3 June 1997	The Franciscan Church and monastery, Gniezno	Pope John Paul II
Virgin of Sorrows	3 June 1997	Skulsk	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 116]
Our Lady of Consolation	10 June 1997	Wielkie Oczy	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of Consolation	22 June 1997	Church of the Annunciation in Miedzna	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 117]
Our Lady of Consolation	31 August 1997	Church of the Holy Trinity in Lubiszewo Tczewskie	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 118]
Our Lady of Fatima of Trzebinia	13 September 1997	Trzebinia	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady, Queen of Families	16 May 1998	Kościerzyna	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 119]
Our Lady of the Longing	28 June 1998	Powsin, Warsaw	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 120]
Mother of God (Generic title)	6 September 1998	Skrzyńsko Parish Church	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 121]
Mother of Savior	13 June 1999	Warsaw	Pope John Paul II
Our Mother of Perpetual Help	16 June 1999	Wadowice	Pope John Paul II
Our Lady of the Teacher	5 September 1999	Czarna, Staporków	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 122]
Matka Boża Odwachowska	9 September 2000	Zamość	Pope John Paul II
Matka Boża Trybunalska	26 May 2006	Piotrków Trybunalski	Pope Benedict XVI

Portugal

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Sameiro[51]	12 June 1904	Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sameiro	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 123]
Our Lady of Fatima	13 May 1946	Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary (Fátima)	Pope Pius XII [lower-alpha 124]
Our Lady of Solitude[52]	TBD[lower-alpha 125]	Basilica of Our Lady and Saint Anthony of Mafra	Pope Franciscus [lower-alpha 126]

Russia

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Mother of God (Generic title)	11 October 1995	Orthodox Monastery of Our Lord of Transfiguration, Yaroslavl	Pope John Paul II

Slovenia

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
”Our Lady of Montesanto of Gorizia”	6 June 1717 19 November 1906	Basilica of Assumption of Mary Sveta Gora	Pope Clement XI Pope Pius X

Spain

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Virgen de Veruela	31 July 1881	Vera de Moncayo	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Montserrat	11 September 1881	Catalonia	Pope Leo XIII
Virgen de Lluc	10 August 1884	Mallorca	Pope Leo XIII
Virgen de Aranzazu	13 September 1885	Oñate	Pope Leo XIII
Virgin of Mercy	21 October 1888	Barcelona	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Candelaria	13 October 1889	Tenerife	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Begoña	8 September 1900	Bilbao	Pope Leo XIII
Virgen de los Ojos Grandes	15 August 1904	Lugo	Pope Pius X
Virgen de la Misericordia	24 October 1904	Reus	Pope Pius X
Virgen de los Reyes[53]	4 December 1904	Seville	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of the Pillar	20 May 1905	Zaragoza	Pope Pius X
Virgen del Pino	7 September 1905	Gran Canaria	Pope Pius X
Nuestra Señora de los Remedios	27 April 1906	Fregenal de la Sierra	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Cabeza	20 April 1909	Andújar	Pope Pius X
Nuestra Señora de las Angustias	20 September 1913	Granada	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de los Milagros	8 September 1916	El Puerto de Santa Maria	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de la Fuencisla	24 September 1916	Segovia	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de San Lorenzo	21 October 1917	Valladolid	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de Covadonga	8 September 1918	Asturias	Pope Benedict XV
Virgin of El Rocio[54]	15 May 1919	Almonte	Pope Benedict XV
Virgen de los Remedios	10 September 1922	Antequera	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de la Caridad de Cartagena	17 April 1923	Cartagena	Pope Benedict XV
Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados	12 May 1923	Valencia	Pope Benedict XV[lower-alpha 127]
Virgen del Carmen	23 April 1925	Jerez de la Frontera	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de Fuensanta	24 April 1927	Murcia	Pope Pius XI
Virgen de la Peña	13 August 1928	Brihuega	Pope Pius XI
Our Lady of Guadalupe of Extramadura	12 October 1928	Caceres	Pope Pius XI
Virgen de la Antigua	24 November 1929	Seville	Pope Pius XI
Virgen de la Capilla	11 June 1930	Jaén	Pope Pius XI
Nuestra Señora de las Nieves	22 June 1930	Santa Cruz de La Palma	Pope Pius XI
Virgen de Antigua	28 September 1930	Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha	Pope Pius XI
Virgen del Camino	19 October 1930	León	Pope Benedict XV[lower-alpha 128]
Virgen de la Victoria	8 February 1943[55]	Málaga	Pope Pius XII
Santa María la Real de Pamplona	21 September 1946	Pamplona	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de África	10 November 1946	Ceuta	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Rosario	4 May 1947	Cádiz	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de Araceli	2 May 1948	Lucena	Pope Pius XII
Virgin of Almudena	11 November 1948	Madrid	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Mar	8 April 1951	Almería	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de San Fernando	12 October 1951	San Fernando, Cadiz	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de la Peña de Francia	4 June 1952	Peña de Francia	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de Ujué[56]	8 September 1952	Ujué	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de los Reyes	17 May 1953	El Hierro	Pope Pius XII
Maria Auxiliadora de Sevilla	13 May 1954	Seville	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de Regla	5 September 1954	Chipiona	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Tallat	21 September 1954	Rocallaura	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de Tíscar	29 September 1954	Quesada	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de la Amargura	21 November 1954	Seville	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de la Concepción Coronada (San Cristóbal de La Laguna)	5 December 1954	San Cristóbal de La Laguna	Pope Pius XII
Virgen del Castillo	7 December 1954	Yecla	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora de Bien Aparecida	29 May 1955	Santander	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de los Llanos	27 May 1956	Albacete	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Puy	25 May 1958	Estella, Navarra	Pope Pius XII
Nuestra Señora del Soto	23 May 1959	Toranzo, Cantabria	Pope Pius XII
Virgin of Grace	30 October 1960	Guadix	Pope John XXIII
Virgin of Rosary	13 May 1961	Granada	Pope John XXIII
Virgen de Riánsares	7 September 1962	Tarancón	Pope John XXIII
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad de la Portería	19 March 1964	Las Palmas	Pope John XXIII
Virgin of Hope of Macarena (Since 1670)[57]	31 May 1964	Seville	Pope John XXIII
Virgen de Núria	5 January 1965	Queralbs	Pope Paul VI
Virgen del Río	7 April 1965	Huércal-Overa	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de los Dolores	9 May 1965	Cordoba	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de la Caridad	15 August 1965	Sanlúcar de Barrameda	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de los Remedios	15 August 1965	Serón	Pope Paul VI
Virgin of Purification[58]	9 September 1965	Jerez del Marquesado	Pope Paul VI
Virgen del Monte	22 May 1966	Bolanos de Calatrava	Pope Paul VI
Virgin of Lledo	26 June 1966	Valls, Tarragona	Pope Paul VI
Virgen del Prado[59]	28 May 1967	Ciudad Real	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de la Asunción	29 December 1970	Elche	Pope Paul VI
Virgen del Henar	25 June 1972	Cuellar	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de Valme[60]	23 June 1973	Dos Hermanas	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de la Hiniesta (Madonna and Child statue)	23 May 1974	Seville	Pope John XXIII[lower-alpha 129]
Virgen de Aguas Santas	8 September 1979	Villaverde del Río	Pope Paul VI
Virgen de Esperanza de Triana[61]	2 June 1984	Seville	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Esperanza	18 June 1988	Málaga	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora del Carmen	17 July 1988	La Orotava	Pope John Paul II
Virgen del Buen Retiro de los Desamparados del Saliente[62]	7 August 1988	Albox	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Peana	7 May 1989	De Borja, Zaragoza	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de las Angustias	25 July 1992	Ayamonte, Huelva	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Cinta[63]	26 September 1992	Huelva	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Concha	8 December 1992	Zamora	Pope John Paul II
Virgin of Miracles	14 June 1993	Palos de la Frontera	Pope John Paul II
Maria Santissima de la Soledad	26 June 1994	Priego de Córdoba	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Fuensanta	2 October 1994	Córdoba	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de Inodejo	30 September 1996	Las Fraguas	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de Paretdelgada	4 March 1996	La Selva del Camp	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 130]
Nuestra Señora de los Remedios de San Cristóbal de La Laguna	7 September 1997	San Cristóbal de La Laguna	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de los Remedios	4 April 1998	Navas del Selpillar, Córdoba	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 131]
Virgen de la Misericordia	7 September 1998	Borriana, Castellón	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 132]
Virgen de la Paloma	27 May 2000	Madrid	Pope John Paul II
Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles[64]	19 May 2002	Getafe	Pope John Paul II
Virgin of Linarejos	11 January 2004	Linares	Pope John Paul II
Maria Santissima de la Sierra[65]	4 June 2005	Cabra	Pope Benedict XVI
Virgen del Collado	16 July 2006	Santisteban del Puerto	Pope Benedict XVI
Nuestra Señora de las Angustias	3 October 2009	Valladolid	Pope Benedict XVI
Virgen de Belen	8 May 2010	Palma del Río	Pope Benedict XVI
Virgen del Campo	4 September 2010	Cañete de las Torres	Pope Benedict XVI
Maria Santissima de Aurora[66]	8 May 2011	Granada	Pope Benedict XVI
Virgen de la Purísima concepción de Linares[67]	14 May 2011	Córdoba	Pope Benedict XVI
Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de Vegueta	24 May 2012	Las Palmas	Pope Benedict XVI
Nuestra Señora del Castillo	12 October 2012	Lebrija	Pope Benedict XVI
María Auxiliadora de Alcalá de Guadaíra	3 May 2014	Alcalá de Guadaíra	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes	14 August 2014	Alcalá la Real	Pope Benedict XVI
Virgen de Alharilla	23 August 2014	Porcuna	Pope Francis
María Santísima de la Amargura[68]	30 May 2015	Granada	Pope Francis
Virgen de Gador[69]	3 September 2016	Berja	Pope Francis
Virgen de Butarque	20 May 2017	Leganés	Pope Francis
Virgen de la Cabeza del Carpio[70]	17 October 2017	El Carpio	Pope Francis
Virgen del O Corpiño	24 June 2018	Lalín	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora del Carmen de Rute[71]	28 July 2018	Rute	Pope Francis
Virgen del Carmen[72]	29 July 2018	Burgo de Osma-Ciudad de Osma	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza[73]	13 October 2018	Granada	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza[74]	22 December 2018	Figuerola del Camp	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad	4 May 2019	Ciempozuelos	Pope Francis
Nuestra Señora de los Angeles[75]	18 May 2019	Seville	Pope Francis
Virgen de Consolación[76]	1 June 2019	Valdepeñas	Pope Francis
Virgen de la Fuensanta[77]	9 October 2021	Alcaudete, Jaen	Pope Francis
Virgen de la Paz y Esperanza[78]	15 October 2022	Córdoba	Pope Francis

Sri Lanka

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of the Rosary of Madhu	2 July 1924	Ceylon, Sri Lanka	Pope Pius XI

Switzerland

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Madonna di Tirano[lower-alpha 133]	25 August 1680	Basilica of Tirano	Pope Innocent XI
Madonna del Sasso	14 August 1880	Madonna del Sasso, Switzerland	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Hermits	21 March 1934	Einsiedeln Abbey	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 134]

Ukraine

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Mount Carmel	19 July 1998	The Discalced Carmelite monastery of Berdychiv	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 135]

United Kingdom

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Our Lady of Consolation	12 July 1893	Church of Our Lady of Consolation and St Francis, West Grinstead	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Walsingham[lower-alpha 136]	15 August 1954	Basilica of Our Lady of Walsingham	Pope Pius XII

United States

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Our Lady of Prompt Succor[79]	10 November 1895	New Orleans, Louisiana	Pope Leo XIII
Our Lady of Mount Carmel of New York[lower-alpha 137]	10 July 1904	Manhattan, New York	Pope Leo XIII[lower-alpha 138]
Our Lady of Montserrat	12 February 1995	Basílica of the Virgin of Monserrat, Hormigueros, Puerto Rico (USA Territory)	Pope John Paul II[lower-alpha 139]
Our Lady of Immaculate Conception	22 August 2013	Lake Charles, Louisiana	Pope Benedict XVI[lower-alpha 140]

Uruguay

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by	Marian Image	Shrine of devotion
Virgin of the Thirty-Three	21 November 1962	Florida, Uruguay	Pope John XXIII

Venezuela

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of Devotion	Authorization by
Virgin of Help	13 November 1910 10 February 1960	Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Help (Valencia, Venezuela)	Pope Pius X Pope John XXIII
Virgen del Valle	8 September 1911	El Valle del Espíritu Santo	Pope Pius X
Our Lady of Coromoto	11 September 1952 10 February 1985	Guanare	Pope Pius XII Pope John Paul II
La Divina Pastora	14 January 1956	Barquisimeto	Pope Pius XII
Virgen de Belen	31 January 1965	San Mateo, Aragua	Pope John XXIII[lower-alpha 141]
Virgin of Consolation	12 March 1967	Basilica of Our Lady of Consolation, Táriba	Pope John XXIII[lower-alpha 142]
Virgen de las Mercedes[80]	12 February 2004	Río Chico	Pope John Paul II
Virgen de la Peña Admirable	TBD[lower-alpha 143]	Parapara, Guarico	Pope Francis

Pontifically crowned Christological images

The list below enumerates approved Christological images with a written and expressed Pontifical recognition and were granted a canonical coronation.

Three images — the Black Christ of Guatemala, the Divine Mercy image of Vilnius and Black Nazarene of Manila are still pending at the Holy Office and have not yet received a Pontifical decree of coronation.

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of devotion	Authorization
Infant Jesus of Prague	24 September 1824 27 September 2009	Church of Our Lady of Victories, Prague, Czech Republic	Pope Leo XII [lower-alpha 144] Pope Benedict XVI
Santo Bambino of Aracoeli (Reconstruction)	2 May 1897	Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Italy	Pope Leo XIII
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus	28 April 1903	Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Berchem Belgium	Pope Leo XIII [lower-alpha 145]
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus	9 July 1908	Nevers Cathedral (former) Church of the Sacred Heart, Besancon France	Pope Pius X [lower-alpha 146]
Bambino Gesu of Arenzano	6 September 1924	Basilica of Arenzano, Italy	Pope Pius XI [lower-alpha 147]
Santo Niño de Cebú[81]	28 April 1965	Basilica del Santo Niño, Cebu, Philippines	Pope Paul VI [lower-alpha 148]

Pontifically crowned Josephian images

The list below enumerates approved Josephian images with a written and expressed Pontifical recognition and were granted a canonical coronation.

Four images — The San Giuseppe of Ognina, Catania (Italy), — San Jose of Cadiz and Córdoba, Spain and Cebu (Philippines) are still pending at the Holy Office and have not yet received a Pontifical decree of coronation. [82]

Official Title of the Image	Date of Coronation	Place of devotion	Authorization
Saint Joseph of Kalisz[lower-alpha 149]	15 May 1796	Basilica of Our Lady of Assumption, Kalisz Poland	Pope Pius VI
Saint Joseph du Bruxelles (Extinct)	20 October 1869	Saint Joseph's Church, Brussels Belgium	Pope Pius IX [lower-alpha 150]
Saint Joseph du Beauvais	14 July 1872	Chapel of Saint Joseph, Beauvais, Oise, France	Pope Pius IX
Saint Joseph of Mill Hill	13 April 1874	St Michael's Abbey, Farnborough United Kingdom	Pope Pius IX
Saint Joseph du Tarascon	30 September 1874	Basilica of the Immaculate Conception of Frigolet Abbey, Tarascon France	Pope Pius IX
Saint Joseph du Liege (Located at the Side private Chapel of Saint Joseph[83])	23 March 1879	Collegiate Church of Saint John the Evangelist, Liège, Belgium	Pope Leo XIII
Saint Joseph of Wisconsin	25 September 1891	National Shrine of Saint Joseph De Pere, Wisconsin, United States	Pope Leo XIII
Saint Joseph du Allex	2 December 1900	Sanctuary of Saint Joseph, Allex, France	Pope Leo XIII
San Giuseppe di Arcevia	26 July 1904	Church of Saint Blaise, Arcevia, Italy	Pope Leo XIII
Saint Joseph du Chene	29 August 1906	Chapel of Saint Joseph (within its Oak tree grotto), Villedieu-la-Blouère, France	Pope Pius X
Saint Joseph du Mont—Royal (Currently enshrined within the oil-burning Chapel)	19 March 1910 21 July 1955	Chapel of Saint Andre Besette, Côte-des-Neiges (former) Basilica of Saint Joseph's Oratory, Montreal (Present) Canada	Pope Pius X Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 151]
San José de la Montaña	17 April 1921	Royal Sanctuary of Saint Joseph of Montana, Barcelona Spain	Pope Benedict XV
Saint Joseph du Kermaria	14 August 1921	Motherhouse Cloister of the Daughters of Jesus of Kermaria, Locmine, Morbihan France	Pope Benedict XV
San Jose de las Flores	28 October 1956	Basilica of Saint Joseph de Flores, Buenos Aires Argentina	Pope Pius XII
Señor San José de Zapotlán	22 October 1957	Ciudad Guzmán Cathedral, Zapotlán el Grande, Mexico	Pope Pius XII
Saint Joseph du Bon—Espoìr (Crypt statue)	13 August 1961	Basilica of Saint Joseph of Good Hope, Espaly-Saint-Marcel, France	Pope John XXIII
San Guzepp du Rabat	1 May 1963	Franciscan Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Rabat Malta	Pope Pius XII[lower-alpha 152]
El Santissimo Jose de Ávila Coronado	24 August 1963	Convent of Saint Joseph, Spain	Pope Paul VI

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Notes

In the cases of diadems attached to images of “Saint Anne, parent of the neophyte Blessed Virgin”, the Rosary Pope clarified through the Sacred Congregation of Rites that it is a Marian image which merits a decree of Pontifical coronation, and the diadem attached to the image of Saint Anne is pure novelty or ornamental.
Part 1: Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Primate of Africa, Archbishop Charles Lavigerie. — Part 2: Pontifical decree raising the sanctuary to the status of basilica, 15 April 1876, signed by Pope Pius IX — Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — In Antiquo Oppido— Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 445/527 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted to Archbishop Filippo Cortesi on 10 August 1924. — Vatican Secret Archives
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Antonio Caggiano, signed and notarized on 19 December 1960. - Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Pontifical decree of redeclaration signed and executed by Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola, 20 September 1951 on the occasion of coronation’s 200th anniversary.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 372/082. — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 394/123 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Pontifical decree granted to Bishop of Ghent, Henricus Franciscus Bracq by Pope Pius IX on 22 September 1871.
Pontifical decree of coronation Comperimus Sane Perlibenter granted to Archbishop of Salvador da Bahia, Cardinal Augusto da Silva. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII, Quae Mortalibus as a “special mandate” (De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola.
Pontifical decree of coronation Religione Almae Deiparae Virginis signed and notarized by Cardinal Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. Vatican Secret Archives.
The pontifical coronation was originally planned to take place in 8 August 2021 but was postponed until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new expected date of coronation has yet to be announced.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 464/20. Addendum notarized tertiary copy was sent to Vice-Premier of the country, Mr. Li Keqiang at the Great Hall of the People in the city of Beijing, China. Vatican Secret Archives.
The Chiquinquira image first obtained approval from Pope Pius X dated on a Papal bull from 9 January 1910.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam — Annum Tertio Pontificatus — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Tanta est Nostra erga beatissimam Virginem Mariam pietas et religio (est enim eadem Christi, Filii Dei adorandi mater; et patrona christianorum sollicita; et exemplar omnium virtutum in quod intueamur), ut non solum Ipsi hanc sanctis- simam matrem devota mente veneremur, verum etiam ea omnia liben- tissime fieri sinamus, quae eius honori ac laudi cedere provideamus : quicquid enim matrem honorât, id in Filii gloriam redundat. Qua re, cum Venerabilis Frater Alonsus Arteaga Yepes, Episcopus Ipialensis, ab hac Apostolica Sede suo suorumque cleri ac populi nomine petierit, ut Beatae Virginis Mariae imaginem, quam populus «Nuestra Señora de la Visitación » cognominat in dioecesi Ipialensi, nomine atque auc- toritate Nostra pretioso diademate redimiré posset, Nos, considerato posse per hoc non solum templi nomen augeri, sed etiam, praesertim, cultum tantae matris intendi, pietatem filiorum accrescere, quam tot saecula in pectoribus aluerunt, aequo sane animo postulatis concedimus. Placet ergo Venerabilem Fratrem Episcopum Ipialensem, quo die velit, imaginem Beatae Mariae Virginis Dominae Nostrae a Visitatione, in urbe Ancuya veneratam, inter Missae sollemnia stato ritu ac caeri- monia pretioso diademate redimiré, nomine scilicet atque auctoritate Nostra, contrariis nihil obstantibus. Quod faustum, felix fortunatum- que sit sive Pastori, sive sacro eius gregi. — Datum Romae, apud S. Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XXIX mensis Ianuarii, anno MDCCCCLXXXI, Pontificatus Nostri tertio.
Cardinal Marcantonio Barbarigo episcopally crowned the image without expressed permission from Rome in 1705. The image received the Pontifical decree from the Vatican chapter ten years later in 1715. Contrary to mistaken belief, the Madonna and Child of Tarsat was the first image Pontifically crowned outside of Rome in the year 1715, second is the “Virgin of Holy Mount” of Gorizia in Slovenia in June 1717 and the third image being the “Virgin of Częstochowa” in September of the same year.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 369/623 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 390/382 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Bishop of Vannes, Jean Marie Becel on 22 May 1868. The ceremony of coronation was executed on 30 September 1868. Redeclared by Cardinal Costantino Patrizi Naro and notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Monsigneur Placidus Ralli on 23 March 1876. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation for the fiftieth anniversary of the first coronation, the papal bull titled Intermariales Aedes, signed and notarized for the Archbishop of Bourges, Martin Jerome Izart.
According to the Vatican Secret Archives, the Papal decree from the Vatican Chapter was signed on 15 July 1870 by Pope Pius IX. In France, she was crowned through a grand public ceremony by Cardinal Ferdinand Donnet on 1873.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to the Archbishop of Bisuntino (Besancon), Cardinal Jacques-Marie-Adrien-Césaire Mathieu.
The title of the Virgin Mary in her apparition to Soubirous Bernadette as Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception. Public devotion of the cult used officially used the Marian title Our Lady of the Rosary due to the description that she was holding a Brigittine rosary. Years of cult devotion translated her image into its local place of devotion, now known as Our Lady of Lourdes.
The Pontifical decree was granted and signed on 1 February 1876 by Pope Pius IX, notarized at the Vatican on the next day. Crowned by Archbishop of Damascus, Pier Francesco Meglia.
Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Archbishop of Avignon, Monsigneur Louis Dubreil. White marble statue purchased from the workshop of Giovanni Maria Benzoni after his death. Vatican Secret Archives.
According to the Vatican Secret Archives, the Papal decree from the Vatican Chapter was signed on 15 July 1870 by Pope Pius IX. In France, she was crowned through a grand public ceremony by Cardinal Henri de Bonnechose.
Pontifical decree of coronation titled Dies non longe abest, signed on 14 June 1912.
Pontifical decree granted on 15 February 1912 to Bishop of Bayeux Thomas Lemmonier.
Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Bishop of Quimper, Adolph Duparc on 7 February 1913. The ceremony of coronation was executed on 31 August 1913. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical letter of decree “Uti ad nos Attulisti” granted to the Bishop of Brieuc, Francois Marie Serrand, notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites and Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation “Mirabile itedemque” granted to Cardinal Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, Papal Nuncio to the country via a special mandate, “De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi” both signed and redeclared by the Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Domenico Spada on 8 September 1947 in honor of the birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
According to the Vatican Secret Archives, Pope Benedict XIV granted its pilgrims abundant indulgences on 24 August 1740. Pope Gregory XVI extended more titles to the image on 14 June 1840. Pope Leo XIII granted a decree of Pontifical coronation on 20 July 1890. Pope Pius XI raised her sanctuary to the status of Basilica in 23 April 1923. Pope John Paul II visited in the shrine in 2 May 1987.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII, as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini.
This Pontifical decree, titled “Quae Civitatis Istius” of Pontifical coronation was personally granted to the Archbishop of Genoa, Cardinal Tommaso Pio Boggiani as a high form of honor for the Pope’s native birthplace.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Francis to Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re. Notarized on 6 August 2021 and original bull stored within the Vatican Secret Archives. — Franciscus, Papam — IX Annum Pontificatus. Venerabili Fratri Nostro Ioannes Baptistae Cardinali RE — Collegii Cardinalium Decano — Maior aurora resplendet inter angelos pulchritudo gloriae Beatissimae Virginis Mariae, quae “amicta sole, et luna sub pedibus eius, et super caput eius corona stellarum duodecim” (Apocalipsis: 12,1) tamquam Regina et Mater super hominum aeternam salutem amanter suaviterque evigilat. Cuius tuto praesidio christifideles firmiter confidunt, qui ad eius praeclaram effigiem Oropensem iam a sescentis annis peregrinantur, atque per hanc Dominam Nigram, quae formosa est sicut tabernacula Cedar, sicut pelles Salma (cfr Ct 1,5), copiosas gratias a Deo pleno misericodiae recipiunt. Novimus autem ex litteris Venerabilis Fratris Roberti Farinella, Episcopi Bugellensis, celebre simulacrum Beatissimae Virginis Mariae in montibus Bugellae, Dominae Nigrae titulo appellatum, corona aurea rursus coronatum iri, sicut ab anno MDCXX centesimo quoque anno fieri solet. Quapropter Egregius Praesul humanissime quaesivit ad sollemniorem efficiendum memoratum coronationis ritum magisque honorandam Deiparam Virginem Mariam, ut Nos Patrem Purpuratum eligamus, qui apud hoc sanctuarium inter Missarum sollemnia personam Nostram gerat. Te quidem, Venerabilis Frater Noster, qui praees Collegio Cardinalium atque multos per annos Nobis Nostrisque Praedecessoribus magno animo praestas auxilium, ad memoratam celebrationem fidenter destinamus, ut Nostro nomine effigiem Dominae Nigrae sollemniter novo diademate corones. Itaque hisce Litteris Legatum Nostrum te nominamus ad supra dictum incoronationis officium sollemni modo explendum die XXIX mensis Augusti Oropae. Cum vero liturgicis ritibus praesidebis Nostramque benignam istic adstantibus significabis salutationem, praesertim illius communitatis Pastori. Populum deinde congregatum ferventer hortaberis ut Beatissimam Mariam Virginem piissime colat: non tamen verbis, sed tali modo – sicut mire vultus Mariae et Iesu sine ullo pulvere quotannis invenitur ut animaeque christifidelium sine macula peccati magis magisque fiant. Nos profecto tuam missionem precibus comitabimur, dum iam nunc enixe te, Venerabilis Frater Noster, committimus amantissimae tutelae Sanctissimae Dei Genetricis Mariae eiusque Sponsi sancti Ioseph, cui hic annus praecipue est deditus, necnon sancti Eusebii Vercellensis, qui illis in partibus Italiae Evangelium praedicabat. Apostolicam denique Nostram Benedictionem prolixe tibi imprimis elargimur, cum omnibus ad quos nunc mitteris communicandam, vicissim pro gravi Nostro Petrino ministerio exercendo preces postulantes. Ex Aedibus Vaticanis, die V mensis Augusti, anno MMXXI, Pontificatus Nostri nono.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to the Prefect for the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Cardinal Michele Lega on 11 March 1931. Sacred Congregation of Rites.
This Pontifical decree of coronation is redeclared, signed and executed by Cardinal Luigi Macchi.
This Pontifical decree of public coronation was personally granted to the Archbishop of Milan, Cardinal Eugenio Tosi as a high form of honor.
Original decree from the Vatican Chapter signed in 1700. Pontifical decree of redeclaration signed and executed for Archbishop of Bologna, Cardinal Mario Nasalli Rocca di Corneliano and notarized by Cardinal Luigi Maglione.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted by the Vatican chapter to the descendants of Count Alessandro Sforza.
On the occasion of imprisonment of the Pontiff by Lord Napoleon Bonaparte.
Pontifical decree “Decesorem Nostrum” granted to Archbishop of Savona Giuseppe Salvatore Scatti on the occasion of improving a new crown to be imposed to the image for its 100th year anniversary. Furthermore, the decree states that the authorizing act of coronation as a Papal legate was specially assigned to the Archbishop of Milan, Andrea Carlo Ferrari.
Pontifical decree “Pervetustum istud Virginis” granted to the Archbishop of Rimini, Vincent Scozzoli in honor of the Marian devotion in Savona and “miraculous” liberation of the Pope Pius VII from imprisonment by Lord Napoleon Bonaparte, now decreed towards the similar local Marian title “Beatae Virginis Misericordiae” venerated under his Diocese. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree signed and granted on 8 September 1903 by Pope Pius X, signed and notarized by Cardinal Mariano Rampolla and Cardinal Giuseppe Calasanzio.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted 5 May 1866 to the Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, Cardinal Ruggero Luigi Emidio Antici Mattei.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius IX as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Indulgences, Cardinal Fabio Maria Asquini.
Pontifical decree granted in 13 February 1903, signed and notarized by Cardinal Luigi Macchi and was executed publicly by Cardinal Agostino Richelmy in May 17 of the same year.
Pontifical decree granted to Reverend Mother Superior Elena Guerra to impose a diadem of stars towards their venerated image of “Blessed Virgin of the Immaculate Conception” for the “50th Anniversary of Marian Jubilee of 1904” enshrined within their cloister. — Signed and executed by Cardinal Casimiro Gennari, notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Monsigneur Archbishop Diomede Panici. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation requested by Father Anacletus Milani, granted to the Patriarch of Venice, Cardinal Pietro La Fontaine. Notarized by Cardinal Pietro Gasparri at the Vatican.
Pontifical decree “Edocemur admodum” as a letter granted to the diocese of Stella, diocese of Savona.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII for the Archbishop of Mantua, Domenico Menna.
Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted on same day to the Apostolic Dataria, Cardinal Federico Tedeschini, who also executed the rite of coronation.
Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Cardinal Clemente Micara and redeclared on 12 May 1953 “Vitae Huius Iactati” by the Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 21 January 1981, Praenotanda Numerorum 56883 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 2 May 1983, Praenotanda Numerorum 111120 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 366/249 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 404/266 — Signed by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re. Vatican Secret Archives
Status Secretiis. 1980.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Domenico Ferrata in January 1905. The “Interpublicas Illustrioresque” dated on 8 April 1913, also granted to Cardinal Domenico Ferrata as papal legate to the Eucharistic Congress of Malta in 1913. The coronation was for the honor of Maltese people at the end of the event. Cardinal Federico Tedeschini added a set of twelve silver stars to the image on 25 June 1955, commemorating it’s fiftieth anniversary. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Archbishop Maurus Caruana on 25 April 1920 due to the veneration of the image since the year 1618. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Pontifical decree of coronation, “Marianum exstat Sanctuarium” granted to the Archbishop of Tarsus, Cardinal Alexis Lépicier. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Pontifical decree granted on 20 July 1949 to Archbishop Mikiel Gonzi.
Pontifical decree 10 December 1973, signed by Cardinal Jean-Marie Villot. — Praenotanda Numerorum 246977.
Pontifical decree granted to Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flóres signed on 20 March 1901.
Pontifical decree granted to Archbishop of Guadalajara, Jose Ortiz on 29 January 1904. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Luigi Maglione on 17 July 1943.
Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted to Archbishop of Guadalajara Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo on 14 November 1945. — Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes XXIII, Papam. — II Annum Pontificatus. — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Peculiari studio pietatis excoli per- hibetur a Christifidelibus dioecesis Papantlensis Beata Maria Virgo de Monte Carmelo, cuius praeclara imago, in ipsa episcopali sede proposita, ad se convertit animos hominum et ad religionis officia accendit. Quod simulacrum ob singularem venerationem, qua Papantlenses in Carmeli- tidem Virginem feruntur, II Februarius anno MDCCCCXXXXVIII, auctoritate Pii PP. XII, Decessoris Nostri imm. mem., aureo diademate fuit redimitum. Fide- lium igitur ac praesertim sacri ordinis administrorum vota Nobis signi- ficans, Venerabilis Frater Alfonsus Sánchez Tinoco, Episcopus Papan- tlensis, Nos rogavit, ut Beatam Mariam Virginem, nomine illo insignem, suae dioecesis caelestem Patronam renuntiaremus. Quibus precibus li- benter admissis, Nos, e Sacrae Rituum Congregationis consulto, certa scientia ac matura deliberatione Nostra deque Apostolicae potestatis plenitudine, harum Litterarum vi perpetuumque in modum Beatam Mariam Virginem de Monte Carmelo totius Papantlensis dioecesis prae- cipuam apud Deum Patronam constituimus ac declaramus, omnibus adiectis honoribus ac privilegiis liturgicis, quae principalibus dioece- seon Patronis rite competunt. Contrariis quibusvis non obstantibus. Haec edicimus, statuimus, decernentes praesentes Litteras firmas, vali- das atque efficaces iugiter exstare ac permanere; suosque plenos atque integros effectus sortiri et obtinere ; illisque, ad quos spectant seu spec- tare poterunt, nunc et in posterum plenissim e suffragari ; sicque rite iudicandum esse ac definiendum; irritumque ex nunc et inane fieri, si quidquam secus, super his, a quovis, auctoritate qualibet, scienter sive ignoranter attentari contigerit. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XX mensis Maii, anno MCMLX, Pontificatus Nostri secundo. — Sigillum, Domenicus Cardinalem Tardini.
Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted on 23 July 1950. — Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes XXIII, Papam. — Annum Primo Pontificatus— Apostolica Nostra auctoritate, venerabilem Fratrem Martinum del Campo y Padillae Leonensem Episcopum delegamus, ut in nomine et auctoritate nostra diademate auream redimiri impossit de Imago Beatae Immaculatae Virginis in Seminario Dioecesis conservatae ac venerandae. post missam solemnem, iuxta ritum et formulam praescriptam. Neque ullo modo dubitamus quin ex hoc prospero eventu religio crescat ac christifideles Dioecesis cogantur magis ac magis in dies amare ac Matrem Dei venerari. Contrariis quibuslibet rebus haud obstantibus. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XIII mensis Februarii anno MDCCCCLIX, Pontificatus Nostri primo.
Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Jean-Marie Villot at the Vatican. Congregation of Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Praenotanda Numerorum 263901.
Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican on 21 February 1992.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 372/082. Signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican. — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Progredientibus quidem temporibus omnium ordinum fideles ad Virginem Mariam fidenti animo decurrerunt, pro comperto habentes superna se beneficia indulgenter accepturos. Nos vero hanc pietatem cupimus augeri et proferri, ideoque occurrendum cen suimus postulatis Venerabilis Fratris Gilberti Valbuena Sánchez, Episcopi Colimensis, qui poposcit, ut clara imago Beatae Mariae Virginis de Guadalupe, in paroeciali templo eiusdem tituli in urbe Manzanillo servata, nomine auctoritateque Nostra pretioso diademate coronaretur. Itaque, pro batis iis quae Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum statuit, potestatis Nostrae usi plenitudine, concedimus ut Beatae Mariae Virginis imago quam supra memoravimus pretioso diademate nomine No straque potestate redimiri possit, ob oculos videlicet sacrae liturgiae habi tis praescriptis. Ceterum omnes noverunt apud Mexicanas gentes sub hoc vocabulo ar denti sane animo coli Virginem Mariam. Quapropter ultro cohortamur, ut huius loci fideles, patrum sectantes exempla, Virginis imagine eximiis ho noribus elata, ad maiorem in caelestem Matrem pietatem concitantur. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die xv, mensis Septembris anno MCMXCIV, Pontificatus Nostri sexto decimo.
Pontifical decree granted to Bishop of Roermond, Joseph Hubert Drehmanns.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum in Secretiis Status # 5223 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli on 30 July 1980. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 231/440. Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Archbishop of Lima Juan Guevara on 12 April 1951. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.
Pontifical decree signed for Archbishop Ambrose Agius from the letter of Papal Audience granted to the Chaplain of Santa Catalina Normal School, Dominican priest Santiago Paya on 4 April 1906. Vatican Secret Archives.
The Pontifical decree of coronation was granted to the Bishop of Caceres, John Bernard MacGinley on 13 May 1920.
Pontifical decree signed and notarized by Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Cardinal Antonio Vico on 25 August 1925. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted via Cardinal Merry del Val to the Archbishop of Manila, Michael James O'Doherty on 18 June 1925. Signed and notarized by Vincent Bianchi Cagliesi and Chancellor Guardian of the Vatican Chapter, Giuseppe Cascioli. Vatican Secret Archives.
The coronation is authorized by Pope Pius XII in 7 October 1958.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 364/574 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1127/99/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 2596/99/1 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1630/04/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 552/06/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 841/08/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1001/10/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 77/11/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1000/10/L — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 599/14 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 240/16 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 302/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 495/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 20/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 63/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 583/17. Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 481/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 469/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 103/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 109/20 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 339/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 55/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 431/20 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 172/21 — Vatican Secret Archives.
The authorized decree was issued on 24 May 2021 by the Vatican. The exact date of the coronation has yet to be announced and is expected to take place in 2022 following the church's restoration.
Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 173/21 — Vatican Secret Archives.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 129968 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Decree of coronation granted to the Archbishop of Tarnow, Jerzy Karol Ablewicz. Venerated by the Cistercian Order, referring to the replicated image of “Salus Populi Romani” titled under “Our Lady of Snows” — Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 26 October 1982, Praenotanda Numerorum 98484 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum in Secretiis Status 41848. Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. — Vatican Secret Archives.
The papal decree permitting the coronation was signed on 14 May 1994.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed Praenotanda Numerorum 357/803 — Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 288/274 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 388/626 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 395/337 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 408/533 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 424/771 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/515 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/686 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/682 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
The image was blessed by the Pope in October 1875, but the pontifical decree was granted on 22 December 1876. It left Rome to Portugal in 1878, upon completion of payment for the manufactured image.
Pontifical decree granted to Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella, titled Celeberrima Solemnia signed and dated on 25 April 1946 by Pope Pius XII via the same Papal legate, Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella. — Pope John Paul II made an addendum by placing his assassination bullet within the same crown in 1982. Out of the six official statues created by José Ferreira Thedim, only the image at the Chapel of the Apparitions (a part of the Sanctuary of Fátima) is canonically crowned.
The authorized decree was issued on 10 November 2020 by the Vatican. The date of the coronation has yet to be announced.
Vatican Secret Archives - Franciscus, Papam. Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum – Olisiponensis; Praenotanda numerorum 165/20.
The coronation is authorized by Pope Benedict XV in 15 October 1921.
The coronation is authorized by Pope Benedict XV in 1917.
The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 1959.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 388/370 — Signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 429/968 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 441/053 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
The image is crowned by the Pontiff under the borderline jurisdisction of Helvetica.
Pontifical decree “Non Levi Animi Delectatione” of coronation granted to Archbishop of Milan, Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster.
Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 410/091 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives
Crowned by the Papal legate to Great Britain, Gerald O'Hara on the Feast of the Assumption 1954 with gold donations from devotees accompanied with Papal bull from Rome. No canonical approval yet granted for “Our Lady of Willesden” or “Our Lady of Caversham”.
The New York Carmel image possesses a Papal bull matching the copy in Rome requested by Father Scipio Tofinni, whereas the “Czestochowa” Virgin of Cantius Chicago and the “Virgin of Carmel” statue in Melrose, Illinois does not, though such ornamental crowns were blessed as novelty by Pope John Paul II and Benedict XVI. — Neither the torched image of Divine Providence of Puerto Rico crowned in 1976—belonging to the USA territory, which granted their title of "Patroness" in 1969 but no Papal bull or documentation exists for their devotion in Rome expressively granting such Pontifical act. — The Nursing Madonna of Florida, United States is an episcopal coronation for a new modern image manufactured in 2021, accompanied with a fraternal letter from Pope Francis on 23 September 2021 to celebrate their 150th year of the erection of its Augustinian diocese, via Spaniard Archbishop Carlos Sierra but does not expressly declare a Pontifical coronation as an institutional act.
The coronation is authorized by Pope Leo XIII via a decree dating from 12 May 1903.
Vatican Secret Archives — Pope John Paul II granted the Pontifical decree of coronation on 15 July 1994, signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican. Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 353/211.
Pope Benedict XVI authorised the coronation, due to the process of waiting for the finished crown occurred on 22 August 2013, at Pope Francis' new pontificate via the Papal nuncio to the country, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano.
The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 13 June 1962.
The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 9 November 1959.
The authorized Pontifical decree from Pope Francis was issued on 9 September 2020 by the Vatican. The date of the coronation has yet to be announced
Pontifical letter of decree by Pope Leo XII to the Council Patriarch of the Vatican Chapter, Cardinal Pietro Francesco Galleffi authorizing the formal imposition of a manufactured golden diadem. Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Archbishop of Malines, Monsigneur Pierre-Lambert Goosens, authorizing the formal imposition of a golden diadem on the head of the Sacred Heart of Christ. Signed by Cardinal Aloysius Luigi Macchi and notarized by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives. — Leonis XIII, Papam — Dilecte Fili Noster, salutem et Apostolicam benedictionem. Aedes Deo Sacras, arte non minus quam cultu ac fidelium concursu celebratas, praecipuis honoribus ex more institutoque Romanorum Pontificum ditare libenti quidem animo solemus. Novimus itaque in tua ista dioecesi Mechliniensi, idest in sub- urbio Antverpiae civitatis vulgo Berchem nuncupato, insigne extare templum Sanctissimi Iesu Cordi dicatum, et ab hac Apostolica Sede titulo Basilicae minoris auctum, cui pia filiarum ab eodem Sanctissimi Corde Congregatio inservit, et quod christianus populus summa religione veneratur. Cum vero quintus et vigesimus annus ab hoc extructo templo propediem expleatur, Tuque, dilecte Fili Noster, hac data occasione instanter a Nobis petieris, ut ibidem positam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem habeas coronandi facultatem ; Nos, quo tam frugifer cultus magis magisque augeatur in dies, piis huiusmodi votis censuimus obsecun- dandum. Quare omnes et singulos, quibus hae Nostrae Litterae favent a quibusvis excom m unicationis et interdicti aliisque ecclesiasticis sententiis, censuris ac poenis, si quas forte incurrerit, huius tantum rei gratia absolventes et absolutos fore censentes, tibi, dilecte Fili Noster, praesentium tenore committimus, ut dictam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem in memorato templo Suburbii Antverpiensis existentem die per te eligendo sollemni ritu, servatisque servandis, Nostro nomine et auctoritate coronare licite queas. Quo autem sollemne huiusmodi Sacrum in spirituale quoque Christifidelium bonum cedat, omnibus ac singulis utriusque sexus fidelibus, qui vere poenitentes et confessi ac S. Communione refecti, ipso Coronationis die, vel in posterum diebus eiusdem Coronationis anniversariis praefatum templum visitaverint, ibique ante supradictam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem pro Christianorum Principum concordia, haeresum extirpatione, peccatorum conversione atque Sanctae Matris Ecclesiae exaltatione, pias ad Deum preces effuderint, Plenariam omnium peccatorum suorum indulgentiam et remissionem, quam etiam animabus Christifidelium, quae Deo in charitate coniunctae ab hac luce migraverint, per modum suffragii applicari posse con- cedimus ac largimur. Non obstantibus contrariis quibuscumque. — Datum Romae apud Sancti Petrum sub annulo Piscatoris die 28 Aprilis 1903, Pontificatus Nostri anno vigesimo sexto. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Sacra Congregatione Rituum — Aloysius Cardinalem Macchi.
Epistle Pontifical letter of decree by Pope Pius X to the Archbishop of Nevers and Besancon, Monsigneur Francois Leon Gauthey authorizing the formal imposition of a manufactured golden diadem (crown of thorns) at the foot of Sacred Heart of Christ. Signed by Cardinal Sebastiano Martinelli and notarized by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical letter of decree dated 24 February 1924 that was granted to the Cardinal Rafael Merry del Val. — Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical letter of decree Aurora Praenuntia Felicis Successus dated 25 March 1965 that was granted to the Cardinal Ildebrando Antoniutti — Vatican Secret Archives.
The image of Saint Joseph wears a golden ring donated by Pope John XXIII in 1963, accompanied with a personal letter of “consecration”. Both Madonna and Child Jesus images received their own Pontifical decree of coronation on 2 March 1984.
Coronation requested by the Carmelite fathers. Pontifical letter granted to the Archbishop of Malines, Primate of Belgium Victor-Auguste-Isidor Deschamps on 20 October 1869. Coronation executed by Cardinal Giacomo Cattani. Notarized and copied. Vatican Secret Archives.
Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Archbishop Paul-Émile Léger, Papal bull titled “Praerito Quidem Anno”.
The Papal Bull stored within the Vatican Secret Archives was signed by Pope Pius XII on 27 July 1956.

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[1] In the cases of diadems attached to images of “Saint Anne, parent of the neophyte Blessed Virgin”, the Rosary Pope clarified through the Sacred Congregation of Rites that it is a Marian image which merits a decree of Pontifical coronation, and the diadem attached to the image of Saint Anne is pure novelty or ornamental.

[2] Part 1: Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Primate of Africa, Archbishop Charles Lavigerie. — Part 2: Pontifical decree raising the sanctuary to the status of basilica, 15 April 1876, signed by Pope Pius IX — Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[3] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — In Antiquo Oppido— Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 445/527 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[5] Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted to Archbishop Filippo Cortesi on 10 August 1924. — Vatican Secret Archives

[6] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Antonio Caggiano, signed and notarized on 19 December 1960. - Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[7] Pontifical decree of redeclaration signed and executed by Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola, 20 September 1951 on the occasion of coronation’s 200th anniversary.

[8] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 372/082. — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[9] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 394/123 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[12] Pontifical decree granted to Bishop of Ghent, Henricus Franciscus Bracq by Pope Pius IX on 22 September 1871.

[14] Pontifical decree of coronation Comperimus Sane Perlibenter granted to Archbishop of Salvador da Bahia, Cardinal Augusto da Silva. Vatican Secret Archives.

[15] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII, Quae Mortalibus as a “special mandate” (De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola.

[17] Pontifical decree of coronation Religione Almae Deiparae Virginis signed and notarized by Cardinal Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. Vatican Secret Archives.

[21] The pontifical coronation was originally planned to take place in 8 August 2021 but was postponed until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new expected date of coronation has yet to be announced.

[22] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 464/20. Addendum notarized tertiary copy was sent to Vice-Premier of the country, Mr. Li Keqiang at the Great Hall of the People in the city of Beijing, China. Vatican Secret Archives.

[23] The Chiquinquira image first obtained approval from Pope Pius X dated on a Papal bull from 9 January 1910.

[24] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam — Annum Tertio Pontificatus — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Tanta est Nostra erga beatissimam Virginem Mariam pietas et religio (est enim eadem Christi, Filii Dei adorandi mater; et patrona christianorum sollicita; et exemplar omnium virtutum in quod intueamur), ut non solum Ipsi hanc sanctis- simam matrem devota mente veneremur, verum etiam ea omnia liben- tissime fieri sinamus, quae eius honori ac laudi cedere provideamus : quicquid enim matrem honorât, id in Filii gloriam redundat. Qua re, cum Venerabilis Frater Alonsus Arteaga Yepes, Episcopus Ipialensis, ab hac Apostolica Sede suo suorumque cleri ac populi nomine petierit, ut Beatae Virginis Mariae imaginem, quam populus «Nuestra Señora de la Visitación » cognominat in dioecesi Ipialensi, nomine atque auc- toritate Nostra pretioso diademate redimiré posset, Nos, considerato posse per hoc non solum templi nomen augeri, sed etiam, praesertim, cultum tantae matris intendi, pietatem filiorum accrescere, quam tot saecula in pectoribus aluerunt, aequo sane animo postulatis concedimus. Placet ergo Venerabilem Fratrem Episcopum Ipialensem, quo die velit, imaginem Beatae Mariae Virginis Dominae Nostrae a Visitatione, in urbe Ancuya veneratam, inter Missae sollemnia stato ritu ac caeri- monia pretioso diademate redimiré, nomine scilicet atque auctoritate Nostra, contrariis nihil obstantibus. Quod faustum, felix fortunatum- que sit sive Pastori, sive sacro eius gregi. — Datum Romae, apud S. Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XXIX mensis Ianuarii, anno MDCCCCLXXXI, Pontificatus Nostri tertio.

[25] Cardinal Marcantonio Barbarigo episcopally crowned the image without expressed permission from Rome in 1705. The image received the Pontifical decree from the Vatican chapter ten years later in 1715. Contrary to mistaken belief, the Madonna and Child of Tarsat was the first image Pontifically crowned outside of Rome in the year 1715, second is the “Virgin of Holy Mount” of Gorizia in Slovenia in June 1717 and the third image being the “Virgin of Częstochowa” in September of the same year.

[26] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 369/623 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[27] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 390/382 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[29] Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Bishop of Vannes, Jean Marie Becel on 22 May 1868. The ceremony of coronation was executed on 30 September 1868. Redeclared by Cardinal Costantino Patrizi Naro and notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Monsigneur Placidus Ralli on 23 March 1876. Vatican Secret Archives.

[30] Pontifical decree of coronation for the fiftieth anniversary of the first coronation, the papal bull titled Intermariales Aedes, signed and notarized for the Archbishop of Bourges, Martin Jerome Izart.

[31] According to the Vatican Secret Archives, the Papal decree from the Vatican Chapter was signed on 15 July 1870 by Pope Pius IX. In France, she was crowned through a grand public ceremony by Cardinal Ferdinand Donnet on 1873.

[32] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to the Archbishop of Bisuntino (Besancon), Cardinal Jacques-Marie-Adrien-Césaire Mathieu.

[33] The title of the Virgin Mary in her apparition to Soubirous Bernadette as Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception. Public devotion of the cult used officially used the Marian title Our Lady of the Rosary due to the description that she was holding a Brigittine rosary. Years of cult devotion translated her image into its local place of devotion, now known as Our Lady of Lourdes.

[34] The Pontifical decree was granted and signed on 1 February 1876 by Pope Pius IX, notarized at the Vatican on the next day. Crowned by Archbishop of Damascus, Pier Francesco Meglia.

[35] Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Archbishop of Avignon, Monsigneur Louis Dubreil. White marble statue purchased from the workshop of Giovanni Maria Benzoni after his death. Vatican Secret Archives.

[36] According to the Vatican Secret Archives, the Papal decree from the Vatican Chapter was signed on 15 July 1870 by Pope Pius IX. In France, she was crowned through a grand public ceremony by Cardinal Henri de Bonnechose.

[37] Pontifical decree of coronation titled Dies non longe abest, signed on 14 June 1912.

[38] Pontifical decree granted on 15 February 1912 to Bishop of Bayeux Thomas Lemmonier.

[39] Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Bishop of Quimper, Adolph Duparc on 7 February 1913. The ceremony of coronation was executed on 31 August 1913. Vatican Secret Archives.

[40] Pontifical letter of decree “Uti ad nos Attulisti” granted to the Bishop of Brieuc, Francois Marie Serrand, notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites and Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli. Vatican Secret Archives.

[41] Pontifical decree of coronation “Mirabile itedemque” granted to Cardinal Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, Papal Nuncio to the country via a special mandate, “De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi” both signed and redeclared by the Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Domenico Spada on 8 September 1947 in honor of the birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

[42] According to the Vatican Secret Archives, Pope Benedict XIV granted its pilgrims abundant indulgences on 24 August 1740. Pope Gregory XVI extended more titles to the image on 14 June 1840. Pope Leo XIII granted a decree of Pontifical coronation on 20 July 1890. Pope Pius XI raised her sanctuary to the status of Basilica in 23 April 1923. Pope John Paul II visited in the shrine in 2 May 1987.

[44] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII, as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini.

[45] This Pontifical decree, titled “Quae Civitatis Istius” of Pontifical coronation was personally granted to the Archbishop of Genoa, Cardinal Tommaso Pio Boggiani as a high form of honor for the Pope’s native birthplace.

[46] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Francis to Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re. Notarized on 6 August 2021 and original bull stored within the Vatican Secret Archives. — Franciscus, Papam — IX Annum Pontificatus. Venerabili Fratri Nostro Ioannes Baptistae Cardinali RE — Collegii Cardinalium Decano — Maior aurora resplendet inter angelos pulchritudo gloriae Beatissimae Virginis Mariae, quae “amicta sole, et luna sub pedibus eius, et super caput eius corona stellarum duodecim” (Apocalipsis: 12,1) tamquam Regina et Mater super hominum aeternam salutem amanter suaviterque evigilat. Cuius tuto praesidio christifideles firmiter confidunt, qui ad eius praeclaram effigiem Oropensem iam a sescentis annis peregrinantur, atque per hanc Dominam Nigram, quae formosa est sicut tabernacula Cedar, sicut pelles Salma (cfr Ct 1,5), copiosas gratias a Deo pleno misericodiae recipiunt. Novimus autem ex litteris Venerabilis Fratris Roberti Farinella, Episcopi Bugellensis, celebre simulacrum Beatissimae Virginis Mariae in montibus Bugellae, Dominae Nigrae titulo appellatum, corona aurea rursus coronatum iri, sicut ab anno MDCXX centesimo quoque anno fieri solet. Quapropter Egregius Praesul humanissime quaesivit ad sollemniorem efficiendum memoratum coronationis ritum magisque honorandam Deiparam Virginem Mariam, ut Nos Patrem Purpuratum eligamus, qui apud hoc sanctuarium inter Missarum sollemnia personam Nostram gerat. Te quidem, Venerabilis Frater Noster, qui praees Collegio Cardinalium atque multos per annos Nobis Nostrisque Praedecessoribus magno animo praestas auxilium, ad memoratam celebrationem fidenter destinamus, ut Nostro nomine effigiem Dominae Nigrae sollemniter novo diademate corones. Itaque hisce Litteris Legatum Nostrum te nominamus ad supra dictum incoronationis officium sollemni modo explendum die XXIX mensis Augusti Oropae. Cum vero liturgicis ritibus praesidebis Nostramque benignam istic adstantibus significabis salutationem, praesertim illius communitatis Pastori. Populum deinde congregatum ferventer hortaberis ut Beatissimam Mariam Virginem piissime colat: non tamen verbis, sed tali modo – sicut mire vultus Mariae et Iesu sine ullo pulvere quotannis invenitur ut animaeque christifidelium sine macula peccati magis magisque fiant. Nos profecto tuam missionem precibus comitabimur, dum iam nunc enixe te, Venerabilis Frater Noster, committimus amantissimae tutelae Sanctissimae Dei Genetricis Mariae eiusque Sponsi sancti Ioseph, cui hic annus praecipue est deditus, necnon sancti Eusebii Vercellensis, qui illis in partibus Italiae Evangelium praedicabat. Apostolicam denique Nostram Benedictionem prolixe tibi imprimis elargimur, cum omnibus ad quos nunc mitteris communicandam, vicissim pro gravi Nostro Petrino ministerio exercendo preces postulantes. Ex Aedibus Vaticanis, die V mensis Augusti, anno MMXXI, Pontificatus Nostri nono.

[47] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to the Prefect for the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Cardinal Michele Lega on 11 March 1931. Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[48] This Pontifical decree of coronation is redeclared, signed and executed by Cardinal Luigi Macchi.

[49] This Pontifical decree of public coronation was personally granted to the Archbishop of Milan, Cardinal Eugenio Tosi as a high form of honor.

[50] Original decree from the Vatican Chapter signed in 1700. Pontifical decree of redeclaration signed and executed for Archbishop of Bologna, Cardinal Mario Nasalli Rocca di Corneliano and notarized by Cardinal Luigi Maglione.

[51] Pontifical decree of coronation granted by the Vatican chapter to the descendants of Count Alessandro Sforza.

[52] On the occasion of imprisonment of the Pontiff by Lord Napoleon Bonaparte.

[53] Pontifical decree “Decesorem Nostrum” granted to Archbishop of Savona Giuseppe Salvatore Scatti on the occasion of improving a new crown to be imposed to the image for its 100th year anniversary. Furthermore, the decree states that the authorizing act of coronation as a Papal legate was specially assigned to the Archbishop of Milan, Andrea Carlo Ferrari.

[54] Pontifical decree “Pervetustum istud Virginis” granted to the Archbishop of Rimini, Vincent Scozzoli in honor of the Marian devotion in Savona and “miraculous” liberation of the Pope Pius VII from imprisonment by Lord Napoleon Bonaparte, now decreed towards the similar local Marian title “Beatae Virginis Misericordiae” venerated under his Diocese. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[56] Pontifical decree signed and granted on 8 September 1903 by Pope Pius X, signed and notarized by Cardinal Mariano Rampolla and Cardinal Giuseppe Calasanzio.

[58] Pontifical decree of coronation granted 5 May 1866 to the Latin Patriarch of Constantinople, Cardinal Ruggero Luigi Emidio Antici Mattei.

[59] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius IX as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Indulgences, Cardinal Fabio Maria Asquini.

[60] Pontifical decree granted in 13 February 1903, signed and notarized by Cardinal Luigi Macchi and was executed publicly by Cardinal Agostino Richelmy in May 17 of the same year.

[61] Pontifical decree granted to Reverend Mother Superior Elena Guerra to impose a diadem of stars towards their venerated image of “Blessed Virgin of the Immaculate Conception” for the “50th Anniversary of Marian Jubilee of 1904” enshrined within their cloister. — Signed and executed by Cardinal Casimiro Gennari, notarized by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Monsigneur Archbishop Diomede Panici. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[62] Pontifical decree of coronation requested by Father Anacletus Milani, granted to the Patriarch of Venice, Cardinal Pietro La Fontaine. Notarized by Cardinal Pietro Gasparri at the Vatican.

[63] Pontifical decree “Edocemur admodum” as a letter granted to the diocese of Stella, diocese of Savona.

[64] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII for the Archbishop of Mantua, Domenico Menna.

[65] Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted on same day to the Apostolic Dataria, Cardinal Federico Tedeschini, who also executed the rite of coronation.

[66] Pontifical decree granted by Pope Pius XII as a “special mandate” (“De Speciali Mandatum Sanctissimi”) or Motu Proprio, both signed and notarized by the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Cardinal Clemente Micara and redeclared on 12 May 1953 “Vitae Huius Iactati” by the Grand Chancellor of Apostolic Briefs, Monsigneur Gildo Brugnola.

[67] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 21 January 1981, Praenotanda Numerorum 56883 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives

[68] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 2 May 1983, Praenotanda Numerorum 111120 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives

[69] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 366/249 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[70] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 404/266 — Signed by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re. Vatican Secret Archives

[71] Status Secretiis. 1980.

[72] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Domenico Ferrata in January 1905. The “Interpublicas Illustrioresque” dated on 8 April 1913, also granted to Cardinal Domenico Ferrata as papal legate to the Eucharistic Congress of Malta in 1913. The coronation was for the honor of Maltese people at the end of the event. Cardinal Federico Tedeschini added a set of twelve silver stars to the image on 25 June 1955, commemorating it’s fiftieth anniversary. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[73] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Archbishop Maurus Caruana on 25 April 1920 due to the veneration of the image since the year 1618. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[74] Pontifical decree of coronation, “Marianum exstat Sanctuarium” granted to the Archbishop of Tarsus, Cardinal Alexis Lépicier. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[75] Pontifical decree granted on 20 July 1949 to Archbishop Mikiel Gonzi.

[76] Pontifical decree 10 December 1973, signed by Cardinal Jean-Marie Villot. — Praenotanda Numerorum 246977.

[78] Pontifical decree granted to Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flóres signed on 20 March 1901.

[79] Pontifical decree granted to Archbishop of Guadalajara, Jose Ortiz on 29 January 1904. Vatican Secret Archives.

[81] Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Luigi Maglione on 17 July 1943.

[82] Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted to Archbishop of Guadalajara Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo on 14 November 1945. — Vatican Secret Archives

[83] Ioannes XXIII, Papam. — II Annum Pontificatus. — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Peculiari studio pietatis excoli per- hibetur a Christifidelibus dioecesis Papantlensis Beata Maria Virgo de Monte Carmelo, cuius praeclara imago, in ipsa episcopali sede proposita, ad se convertit animos hominum et ad religionis officia accendit. Quod simulacrum ob singularem venerationem, qua Papantlenses in Carmeli- tidem Virginem feruntur, II Februarius anno MDCCCCXXXXVIII, auctoritate Pii PP. XII, Decessoris Nostri imm. mem., aureo diademate fuit redimitum. Fide- lium igitur ac praesertim sacri ordinis administrorum vota Nobis signi- ficans, Venerabilis Frater Alfonsus Sánchez Tinoco, Episcopus Papan- tlensis, Nos rogavit, ut Beatam Mariam Virginem, nomine illo insignem, suae dioecesis caelestem Patronam renuntiaremus. Quibus precibus li- benter admissis, Nos, e Sacrae Rituum Congregationis consulto, certa scientia ac matura deliberatione Nostra deque Apostolicae potestatis plenitudine, harum Litterarum vi perpetuumque in modum Beatam Mariam Virginem de Monte Carmelo totius Papantlensis dioecesis prae- cipuam apud Deum Patronam constituimus ac declaramus, omnibus adiectis honoribus ac privilegiis liturgicis, quae principalibus dioece- seon Patronis rite competunt. Contrariis quibusvis non obstantibus. Haec edicimus, statuimus, decernentes praesentes Litteras firmas, vali- das atque efficaces iugiter exstare ac permanere; suosque plenos atque integros effectus sortiri et obtinere ; illisque, ad quos spectant seu spec- tare poterunt, nunc et in posterum plenissim e suffragari ; sicque rite iudicandum esse ac definiendum; irritumque ex nunc et inane fieri, si quidquam secus, super his, a quovis, auctoritate qualibet, scienter sive ignoranter attentari contigerit. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XX mensis Maii, anno MCMLX, Pontificatus Nostri secundo. — Sigillum, Domenicus Cardinalem Tardini.

[84] Pontifical decree of coronation signed and granted on 23 July 1950. — Vatican Secret Archives

[85] Ioannes XXIII, Papam. — Annum Primo Pontificatus— Apostolica Nostra auctoritate, venerabilem Fratrem Martinum del Campo y Padillae Leonensem Episcopum delegamus, ut in nomine et auctoritate nostra diademate auream redimiri impossit de Imago Beatae Immaculatae Virginis in Seminario Dioecesis conservatae ac venerandae. post missam solemnem, iuxta ritum et formulam praescriptam. Neque ullo modo dubitamus quin ex hoc prospero eventu religio crescat ac christifideles Dioecesis cogantur magis ac magis in dies amare ac Matrem Dei venerari. Contrariis quibuslibet rebus haud obstantibus. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die XIII mensis Februarii anno MDCCCCLIX, Pontificatus Nostri primo.

[86] Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Jean-Marie Villot at the Vatican. Congregation of Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Praenotanda Numerorum 263901.

[88] Pontifical decree signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican on 21 February 1992.

[89] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 372/082. Signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican. — Ad perpetuam rei memoriam. — Progredientibus quidem temporibus omnium ordinum fideles ad Virginem Mariam fidenti animo decurrerunt, pro comperto habentes superna se beneficia indulgenter accepturos. Nos vero hanc pietatem cupimus augeri et proferri, ideoque occurrendum cen suimus postulatis Venerabilis Fratris Gilberti Valbuena Sánchez, Episcopi Colimensis, qui poposcit, ut clara imago Beatae Mariae Virginis de Guadalupe, in paroeciali templo eiusdem tituli in urbe Manzanillo servata, nomine auctoritateque Nostra pretioso diademate coronaretur. Itaque, pro batis iis quae Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum statuit, potestatis Nostrae usi plenitudine, concedimus ut Beatae Mariae Virginis imago quam supra memoravimus pretioso diademate nomine No straque potestate redimiri possit, ob oculos videlicet sacrae liturgiae habi tis praescriptis. Ceterum omnes noverunt apud Mexicanas gentes sub hoc vocabulo ar denti sane animo coli Virginem Mariam. Quapropter ultro cohortamur, ut huius loci fideles, patrum sectantes exempla, Virginis imagine eximiis ho noribus elata, ad maiorem in caelestem Matrem pietatem concitantur. Datum Romae, apud Sanctum Petrum, sub anulo Piscatoris, die xv, mensis Septembris anno MCMXCIV, Pontificatus Nostri sexto decimo.

[93] Pontifical decree granted to Bishop of Roermond, Joseph Hubert Drehmanns.

[94] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum in Secretiis Status # 5223 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli on 30 July 1980. Vatican Secret Archives

[95] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 231/440. Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[96] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Archbishop of Lima Juan Guevara on 12 April 1951. — Sacred Congregation of Rites.

[97] Pontifical decree signed for Archbishop Ambrose Agius from the letter of Papal Audience granted to the Chaplain of Santa Catalina Normal School, Dominican priest Santiago Paya on 4 April 1906. Vatican Secret Archives.

[98] The Pontifical decree of coronation was granted to the Bishop of Caceres, John Bernard MacGinley on 13 May 1920.

[99] Pontifical decree signed and notarized by Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, Cardinal Antonio Vico on 25 August 1925. Vatican Secret Archives.

[100] Pontifical decree of coronation granted via Cardinal Merry del Val to the Archbishop of Manila, Michael James O'Doherty on 18 June 1925. Signed and notarized by Vincent Bianchi Cagliesi and Chancellor Guardian of the Vatican Chapter, Giuseppe Cascioli. Vatican Secret Archives.

[102] The coronation is authorized by Pope Pius XII in 7 October 1958.

[109] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 364/574 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[110] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1127/99/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[112] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 2596/99/1 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[113] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1630/04/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[115] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 552/06/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[116] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 841/08/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[119] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1001/10/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[120] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 77/11/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[121] Benedictus XVI, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 1000/10/L — Vatican Secret Archives.

[122] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 599/14 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[125] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 240/16 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[127] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 302/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[129] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 495/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[133] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 20/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[135] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 63/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[137] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 583/17. Vatican Secret Archives.

[140] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 481/17 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[142] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 469/18 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[144] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 103/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[147] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 109/20 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[150] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 339/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[152] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 55/19 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[154] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 431/20 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[156] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 172/21 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[157] The authorized decree was issued on 24 May 2021 by the Vatican. The exact date of the coronation has yet to be announced and is expected to take place in 2022 following the church's restoration.

[158] Franciscus, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum 173/21 — Vatican Secret Archives.

[159] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 129968 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Decree of coronation granted to the Archbishop of Tarnow, Jerzy Karol Ablewicz. Venerated by the Cistercian Order, referring to the replicated image of “Salus Populi Romani” titled under “Our Lady of Snows” — Vatican Secret Archives

[160] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed on 26 October 1982, Praenotanda Numerorum 98484 — Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. Vatican Secret Archives

[161] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum — Praenotanda Numerorum in Secretiis Status 41848. Signed by Cardinal Agostino Casaroli. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[162] The papal decree permitting the coronation was signed on 14 May 1994.

[163] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Decree signed Praenotanda Numerorum 357/803 — Vatican Secret Archives

[164] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 288/274 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[166] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 388/626 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[167] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 395/337 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[168] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 408/533 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[169] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 424/771 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[170] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/515 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[171] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/686 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[172] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 426/682 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[174] The image was blessed by the Pope in October 1875, but the pontifical decree was granted on 22 December 1876. It left Rome to Portugal in 1878, upon completion of payment for the manufactured image.

[175] Pontifical decree granted to Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella, titled Celeberrima Solemnia signed and dated on 25 April 1946 by Pope Pius XII via the same Papal legate, Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella. — Pope John Paul II made an addendum by placing his assassination bullet within the same crown in 1982. Out of the six official statues created by José Ferreira Thedim, only the image at the Chapel of the Apparitions (a part of the Sanctuary of Fátima) is canonically crowned.

[177] The authorized decree was issued on 10 November 2020 by the Vatican. The date of the coronation has yet to be announced.

[178] Vatican Secret Archives - Franciscus, Papam. Congregatio de Cultu Divino et Disciplina Sacramentorum – Olisiponensis; Praenotanda numerorum 165/20.

[181] The coronation is authorized by Pope Benedict XV in 15 October 1921.

[182] The coronation is authorized by Pope Benedict XV in 1917.

[189] The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 1959.

[193] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 388/370 — Signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[194] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 429/968 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[195] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 441/053 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[211] The image is crowned by the Pontiff under the borderline jurisdisction of Helvetica.

[212] Pontifical decree “Non Levi Animi Delectatione” of coronation granted to Archbishop of Milan, Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster.

[213] Ioannes Paulum Secundum, Papam. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 410/091 — Signed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano. Vatican Secret Archives

[214] Crowned by the Papal legate to Great Britain, Gerald O'Hara on the Feast of the Assumption 1954 with gold donations from devotees accompanied with Papal bull from Rome. No canonical approval yet granted for “Our Lady of Willesden” or “Our Lady of Caversham”.

[216] The New York Carmel image possesses a Papal bull matching the copy in Rome requested by Father Scipio Tofinni, whereas the “Czestochowa” Virgin of Cantius Chicago and the “Virgin of Carmel” statue in Melrose, Illinois does not, though such ornamental crowns were blessed as novelty by Pope John Paul II and Benedict XVI. — Neither the torched image of Divine Providence of Puerto Rico crowned in 1976—belonging to the USA territory, which granted their title of "Patroness" in 1969 but no Papal bull or documentation exists for their devotion in Rome expressively granting such Pontifical act. — The Nursing Madonna of Florida, United States is an episcopal coronation for a new modern image manufactured in 2021, accompanied with a fraternal letter from Pope Francis on 23 September 2021 to celebrate their 150th year of the erection of its Augustinian diocese, via Spaniard Archbishop Carlos Sierra but does not expressly declare a Pontifical coronation as an institutional act.

[217] The coronation is authorized by Pope Leo XIII via a decree dating from 12 May 1903.

[218] Vatican Secret Archives — Pope John Paul II granted the Pontifical decree of coronation on 15 July 1994, signed and executed by Cardinal Angelo Sodano at the Vatican. Sigillium Vaticanus — Praenotanda Numerorum 353/211.

[219] Pope Benedict XVI authorised the coronation, due to the process of waiting for the finished crown occurred on 22 August 2013, at Pope Francis' new pontificate via the Papal nuncio to the country, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano.

[220] The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 13 June 1962.

[221] The coronation is authorized by Pope John XXIII in 9 November 1959.

[223] The authorized Pontifical decree from Pope Francis was issued on 9 September 2020 by the Vatican. The date of the coronation has yet to be announced

[224] Pontifical letter of decree by Pope Leo XII to the Council Patriarch of the Vatican Chapter, Cardinal Pietro Francesco Galleffi authorizing the formal imposition of a manufactured golden diadem. Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[225] Pontifical letter of decree granted to the Archbishop of Malines, Monsigneur Pierre-Lambert Goosens, authorizing the formal imposition of a golden diadem on the head of the Sacred Heart of Christ. Signed by Cardinal Aloysius Luigi Macchi and notarized by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives. — Leonis XIII, Papam — Dilecte Fili Noster, salutem et Apostolicam benedictionem. Aedes Deo Sacras, arte non minus quam cultu ac fidelium concursu celebratas, praecipuis honoribus ex more institutoque Romanorum Pontificum ditare libenti quidem animo solemus. Novimus itaque in tua ista dioecesi Mechliniensi, idest in sub- urbio Antverpiae civitatis vulgo Berchem nuncupato, insigne extare templum Sanctissimi Iesu Cordi dicatum, et ab hac Apostolica Sede titulo Basilicae minoris auctum, cui pia filiarum ab eodem Sanctissimi Corde Congregatio inservit, et quod christianus populus summa religione veneratur. Cum vero quintus et vigesimus annus ab hoc extructo templo propediem expleatur, Tuque, dilecte Fili Noster, hac data occasione instanter a Nobis petieris, ut ibidem positam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem habeas coronandi facultatem ; Nos, quo tam frugifer cultus magis magisque augeatur in dies, piis huiusmodi votis censuimus obsecun- dandum. Quare omnes et singulos, quibus hae Nostrae Litterae favent a quibusvis excom m unicationis et interdicti aliisque ecclesiasticis sententiis, censuris ac poenis, si quas forte incurrerit, huius tantum rei gratia absolventes et absolutos fore censentes, tibi, dilecte Fili Noster, praesentium tenore committimus, ut dictam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem in memorato templo Suburbii Antverpiensis existentem die per te eligendo sollemni ritu, servatisque servandis, Nostro nomine et auctoritate coronare licite queas. Quo autem sollemne huiusmodi Sacrum in spirituale quoque Christifidelium bonum cedat, omnibus ac singulis utriusque sexus fidelibus, qui vere poenitentes et confessi ac S. Communione refecti, ipso Coronationis die, vel in posterum diebus eiusdem Coronationis anniversariis praefatum templum visitaverint, ibique ante supradictam Sanctissimi Iesu Cordis imaginem pro Christianorum Principum concordia, haeresum extirpatione, peccatorum conversione atque Sanctae Matris Ecclesiae exaltatione, pias ad Deum preces effuderint, Plenariam omnium peccatorum suorum indulgentiam et remissionem, quam etiam animabus Christifidelium, quae Deo in charitate coniunctae ab hac luce migraverint, per modum suffragii applicari posse con- cedimus ac largimur. Non obstantibus contrariis quibuscumque. — Datum Romae apud Sancti Petrum sub annulo Piscatoris die 28 Aprilis 1903, Pontificatus Nostri anno vigesimo sexto. — Sigillium Vaticanus — Sacra Congregatione Rituum — Aloysius Cardinalem Macchi.

[226] Epistle Pontifical letter of decree by Pope Pius X to the Archbishop of Nevers and Besancon, Monsigneur Francois Leon Gauthey authorizing the formal imposition of a manufactured golden diadem (crown of thorns) at the foot of Sacred Heart of Christ. Signed by Cardinal Sebastiano Martinelli and notarized by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[227] Pontifical letter of decree dated 24 February 1924 that was granted to the Cardinal Rafael Merry del Val. — Vatican Secret Archives.

[229] Pontifical letter of decree Aurora Praenuntia Felicis Successus dated 25 March 1965 that was granted to the Cardinal Ildebrando Antoniutti — Vatican Secret Archives.

[231] The image of Saint Joseph wears a golden ring donated by Pope John XXIII in 1963, accompanied with a personal letter of “consecration”. Both Madonna and Child Jesus images received their own Pontifical decree of coronation on 2 March 1984.

[232] Coronation requested by the Carmelite fathers. Pontifical letter granted to the Archbishop of Malines, Primate of Belgium Victor-Auguste-Isidor Deschamps on 20 October 1869. Coronation executed by Cardinal Giacomo Cattani. Notarized and copied. Vatican Secret Archives.

[234] Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Cardinal Archbishop Paul-Émile Léger, Papal bull titled “Praerito Quidem Anno”.

[235] The Papal Bull stored within the Vatican Secret Archives was signed by Pope Pius XII on 27 July 1956.