The act of making someone supremely happy or officially blessing them through Church processes.
From 'beatify' + '-ing' suffix (present participle). Follows standard English gerund formation patterns applied to the ecclesiastical Latin-derived verb.
The 'beatifying' process can take centuries—Mother Teresa, for example, was beatified in 2016, nearly 20 years after her death, requiring documented miracles to prove her holy power.
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