To begin a cause for sainthood, you usually have to be dead at least five years. However, the pope can waive that requirement. Once a cause has been opened the process leading to canonization can take years, even centuries.
To be declared a saint by the Church you must first die.
There are many saints named Christina so you need to be specific.
Olivia never existed, even though she was honored as a saint for many years. She was a fictional character in a story that circulated in the early Church and was interpreted by some to be an actual biography.
Yes, she died about 2000 years ago.
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There is no saint by that name. However, there are very many saints by the name of Gregory.
Yes, a tooth can spontaneously die or become infected at any point in time after trauma, even many years later.
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Pope Saint Stephen I apparently died of natural causes although he was listed as a martyr for many years. The Depositio episcoporum of 354 speaks of Pope Stephen I as not a martyr and he is not celebrated as such by the Catholic Church.
Most sources say he was about 73 years old when he died.
Monica was 65 years old when she died in the year 387.
Yes, you must be dead before the Catholic Church can consider opening a cause for sainthood.