This collection brings together reliquaries containing Holy relics of men and women formally enrolled among the Saints from the Great Jubilee of 2000 to the present day. Spanning the pontificates of Pope John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis, and Leo XIV, it commemorates missionaries, Martyrs, religious founders, mystics, educators, servants of the poor, and influential witnesses to the Catholic faith in the modern world.
The collection ranges from the Martyrs of China canonized in 2000—including Saint Alberico Crescitelli, Saint Giovanni of Triora, Saint Louis Gabriel Taurin Dufresse, and Saint François-Régis Clet—to such widely venerated figures as Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, Saint Teresa of Calcutta, Saint Pope John Paul II, Saint Titus Brandsma, and Saint Carlo Acutis.
Many of these reliquaries were prepared before the saint’s canonization and consequently identify the individual as Beatus or Beata (Blessed) on their original Latin cedulae labels and accompanying authentics documents. Preserved with their ecclesiastical seals and original documentation, these pre-canonization relics provide a tangible record of the progression from local devotion and beatification to universal recognition by the Catholic Church.
