François Chartier

Who they were

The Roman Martyrology for 22 March places him at Angers in France, a priest and martyr guillotined during the French Revolution for his priesthood.

The decree on the cause in Acta Apostolicae Sedis 69 (1977) lists him as ‘chartier franciscus ludovicus’, one of the twelve priests among the ninety-nine servants of God of the diocese of Angers, and John Paul II declared Guillaume Repin and his ninety-eight companions blessed on 19 February 1984.

The miracles

As a martyr he was raised to the altars without a miracle.

Why that counted as sanctity

Named among the martyrs of Angers beatified with Guillaume Repin and his ninety-eight companions.

Connected on this site

• Guillaume Repin Blessed
  “The decree on the cause in Acta Apostolicae Sedis 69 (1977) lists him as ‘chartier franciscus ludovicus’, one of the twelve priests among the ninety-nine servants of God of the diocese of Angers, and John Paul II declared Guillaume Repin and his ninety-eight companions blessed on 19 February 1984.” — this site's research