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Maria Soledad Torres y Acosta

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275:. MartĂ­nez envisioned founding a group of seven women who would minister to the sick and poor of his parish in their own homes since those people often could not afford proper hospitalization. Torres offered herself for this work and (with initial reluctance) MartĂ­nez accepted her as the seventh and final member of the order that he wished to establish. On 15 August 1851 she and her six companions committed their lives to this service as a religious group and at that time took the 44: 695: 671: 707: 683: 372:
Two miracles were required for her beatification and the C.O.R. validated the two informative processes on 24 April 1942 that investigated the two separate cases. An antepreparatory committee approved these two healings as miracles on 30 November 1943 as did the preparatory one on 31 May 1949 and the
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which left Torres as the superior of the order and the sole remaining member of the original group. The remaining religious soon removed her from this office which left the group disorganized and such was the chaos that the local bishop even threatened to dissolve it. The bishop examined Torres and
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Two informative processes opened in Madrid for the collection of documentation in relation to the cause for sainthood. Those documents would prove her saintliness while the theologians summoned to investigate her writings approved them on 21 November 1920. On 26 November 1924 she was titled a
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on 18 January 1893; her remains were deemed to be intact and it was reported that her remains exuded a blood-like liquid and a sweet odor. But it was not long after upon another inspection that her remains were limited to bones which meant decomposition had advanced perhaps due to the first
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Torres faced several trials throughout her time of leadership in the congregation and soon became the victim of slander and was again removed from her office until Father Sánchez had her reinstated following after another investigation. While establishing a new group of the order in
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approved them on 18 December 1929. First an antepreparatory committee met and approved the cause on 28 July 1936 while the preparatory one also approved it on 6 July 1937 as did a general committee on 11 January 1938. The confirmation of her life of
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Torres was beatified in 1950 and was later proclaimed a saint in 1970. Her liturgical feast is affixed to the date of her death as is the norm. In 2016, a movie was produced in Spain (original title:
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refused to admit her due to her frail constitution. But a series of struggles saw her in a conflicted position of leadership that saw her removed and reinstated twice.
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on 11 October 1887. Her remains were buried in a simple plot around fellow religious of her order but were exhumed and transferred to the chapel of the
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the circumstances of her removal before deciding to re-appoint her as the superior. Torres managed to continue her work with the help of her
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and often visited the sick in her neighborhood. The girl also helped at a free school for the poor that the order managed.
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Manuela Torres Acosta was born on 2 December 1826 as the second of five children to Francisco Torres and Antonia Acosta in
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on 10 November 1969 who confirmed them. Paul VI canonized Torres as a saint on 25 January 1970.
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that tells her vocation and the struggles during the early years of her life as founder.
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approved both miracles on 27 November 1949 and beatified Torres on 5 February 1950 in
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as "Antonia Bibiana Manuela". Her parents ran a small business in their home near the
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Two more miracles were investigated in two separate cognitional processes and the
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later approved this on 29 October 1968 after their meeting while passing it onto
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allowed for Pius XI to sign a decree on 23 January 1938 that titled Torres as
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she faced the liberalizing government which took control of the empire in the
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MartĂ­nez in 1856 took with him six of the twelve religious to the missions at
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General Motherhouse, Plaza de ChamberĂ­ 7, 28210, Madrid, Spain
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MarĂ­a de la Soledad
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