When was St. Veronica canonised?

Answer 1

The question doesn"t come up. she is mentioned in The Bible, and is the lead character of the popular Passion Play, Veronica:s Veil. also, for obvious reasons, and the name means True Image in Latin and Greek- the patroness of Photography. there is or was a Veronica Photography shop in Jerusalem, if the PLO boys can keep the safety catches on their bazookas and grenade launchers intact! It probably argues it is the world:s oldest camera shop, veils of mystery.,

Answer 2

Veronica was not canonized as there was no such process in place during the first millennium of the Church. She was declared a saint by the local Christian community soon after her death, sometime in the first century AD.

Answer 3

We do not even know the actual name of this saint as she is not mentioned in the canoninical scriptures. She is known only through apocryphal writings and tradition. Veronica (the name means True Image) met Our Lord as he carried the cross to Calvary and took pity on him. She wiped his bloody, sweaty face with her own veil knowing full well she could get into trouble with the Jewish authorities for doing so. An image of the face of Our Lord was left on the cloth. What is thought to be the Veil of Veronica is still kept as a treasure in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. She would have been declared a saint by popular acclamation of the people, probably to a local bishop, as there was no official canonization process in place at the time.