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Has the Catholic Church ever canonized a non-Catholic saint?

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You're confusing saints and Saints. Any Christian soul that resides in Heaven is a saint. But the requirements to be canonized and thus attain the title of "Saint" are more than just that. read more

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The Catholic Church has never canonized anyone who wasn’t Catholic. That’s not to say that the Church does not acknowledge that many saints (a saint being anyone who goes to Heaven after dying) are non-Catholic. read more

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