Processus Beatificationis Pauli Buralis De Aretio, Volume 7, explores the beatification process of Paul Burali d'Arezzo. This historical text offers valuable insights into the procedures and documentation required by the Catholic Church during the beatification of religious figures. The work delves into the life and virtues ascribed to Paul Burali, shedding light on the religious and social contexts of his time. It will be of interest to scholars of religious history, theology, and hagiography, as well as those studying the canonization processes within the Catholic Church. This volume provides a detailed account of the testimonies, miracles, and evidence presented in support of Burali's sainthood, rendering it an essential resource for understanding the historical and spiritual significance of beatification.

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