She was most likely venerated since the earliest times of the Church, as she was St. John the Baptist's mother, & also her greeting to the Virgin is part of the "Hail Mary" prayer. ("Blessed are you among all women and Blessed is the Fruit of your Womb.")
Saint Elizabeth, the cousin of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was canonized by the Catholic Church on May 19, 1867 by Pope Pius IX. She is venerated as a saint for her faith, humility, and support of Mary during the Annunciation.
Elizabeth was not canonized as she was considered a saint from the earliest years of the Church. The official canonization process was not fully in place until nearly 1200 years after Elizabeth died.
Elizabeth her cousin
If you are referring to Elizabeth the cousin of the Blessed Virgin Mary, her son was St. John the Baptist.
St. Elizabeth, mother of St. John the Baptist
St. Elizabeth is the patron saint of expectant mothers, pregnant women, and the Diocese of Fulda, Germany.
Saint Elizabeth, the wife of Saint Zechariah, had one child, Saint John the Baptist.
Mary Stewart, Queen of Scotland's cousin Elizabeth I of England never had a baby. That is why Elizabeth was known as the 'Virgin Queen'. Elizabeth I was never married and never had a child so she did not call her baby anything because it did not exist.
Yes, there have among them are the Blessed Virgin Mary, her mother St. Anne, St. Elizabeth her cousin, St. Monica and many, many more.
The Virgin Mary went to visit her cousin Elizabeth in a town called Ain Karem in the hill country of Judea. This is described in the Gospel of Luke in the Bible.
Of all the billions of women to have been born on earth throughout history, she, alone, was chosen by God before all ages to be the mother of his only son, Jesus. As he cousin, Elizabeth, said, she was "Blessed among women."
We know little about St. Elizabeth except that she was the mother of St. John the Baptist, wife of Zacariy and a cousin of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She is honored as a saint because she was chosen by God, in her old age, to be the mother of the person who would later become the one who announced the coming of Our Lord.
The cousin of the Virgin Mary is Elizabeth, and her baby who was presanctified is John the Baptist. John was given this special blessing in the womb and dedicated to a life of preparing the way for Jesus.
Literally blessed motherRoman Catholic AnswerOur Blessed Lady received her title "Blessed" in the Bible in St. Luke's Gospel 1:28 from God announced by the Archangel, and in St. Luke 1:42 from her cousin, Elizabeth.