Report a Favour | Bishop Vincent J. McCauley, C.S.C.
Servant of God Bishop Vincent J. McCauley, C.S.C.

Report a Favour Received

Graces received through the intercession of Bishop Vincent J. McCauley, C.S.C. are part of the living testimony the Church examines in its canonical process. Your witness matters.

I · Why Report

Your account becomes part of the canonical record

Favours received through Bishop McCauley's intercession, when reported to the Vice Postulator, become part of the official ecclesiastical file forwarded to Rome. The Church depends on the faithful to bring forward these accounts.

II · What Qualifies

Any grace attributed to his intercession

Physical healing, spiritual conversion, peace in grief, answered prayer, protection from danger: all are worth recording. Small favours matter. The Dicastery for the Causes of Saints considers the full range of reported graces.

III · Confidentiality

Held under canonical discretion

All submissions are treated with pastoral care. Personal details are never published without your explicit written consent. Anonymous accounts are accepted, though named testimonies carry greater canonical weight.

Submission Form

Tell Us What Occurred

Complete all required fields. Write as fully as you are able. The more detail you provide, the more useful your account will be to the canonical inquiry.

A · About You

Your contact details are optional for anonymous reports. If you ask the office to follow up, provide an email address.

Required only if you request follow-up. Used by the Vice Postulator's office for that purpose.
B · The Favour Received

Describe the grace in your own words. Be as specific as possible about what occurred and when.

Month and year are sufficient; the exact day is not required.
Write fully and freely. The Dicastery for the Causes of Saints values first-hand, detailed accounts over brief summaries.
C · Medical or Professional Corroboration

For favours involving physical healing, independent documentation strengthens the canonical case. Please indicate what evidence is available.

Supporting Documentation Available
The Vice Postulator's office may contact them only with your permission.
D · Consent & Declaration

Please read the statement below and indicate your consent before continuing.

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Selected Testimonies from the Positio

Drawn from approximately 100 formal witnesses across East Africa and Bengal
Ever gentle and generous, ready to receive with sincere love every rank of people. His door was never closed.
Bishop Serapio Magambo
Diocese of Fort Portal, Uganda
Whatever unity we bishops in Eastern Africa have, we owe it to Bishop McCauley. He held us together when we had no reason to believe we could.
Cardinal Maurice Otunga
Archdiocese of Nairobi, Kenya
On All Saints Day, November 1, 1982, a valiant man of God died, but a saint was born.
Fr. John Croston, C.S.C.
Congregation of Holy Cross
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Pray with the faithful around the world, share graces received and stay informed about the Cause for Bishop McCauley's beatification.

Pray for His Beatification

Bishop McCauley bore the Cross in body and spirit for nearly fifty years. The faithful of Uganda, Bangladesh, and the wider Church continue to seek his intercession.

About the Cause
Diocese of Fort Portal & Congregation of Holy Cross

The Cause for Beatification of Servant of God Bishop Vincent J. McCauley, C.S.C. is administered by the Diocese of Fort Portal, Uganda, in collaboration with the Congregation of Holy Cross, Province of East Africa. Inquiries should be directed to the Office of the Vice Postulator.