Original sentence: Devotees have interpreted this act of Pope Gregory XVI as a canonization, though it concerned only some places, not the whole Church, and though the name of this Philomena was never included in the Roman Martyrology, the official list of saints recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, still less in the General Roman Calendar, which only includes a small proportion of those who are officially recognized as saints.On 13 January 1837, in the aftermath of the cure of Venerable Pauline Jaricot, Pope Gregory XVI authorized liturgical celebration of Philomena on 11 August or, according to another source, originally on 9 September, first in the Diocese of Nola (to which Mugnano del Cardinale belongs), and soon in several other dioceses in Italy
Edited sentence: In 1837, in the aftermath of the cure of Venerable Pauline Jaricot, Pope Gregory XVI authorized liturgical celebration of Philomena on 11 August or, according to another source, originally on 9 September, first in the Diocese of Nola (to which Mugnano del Cardinale belongs), and soon in several other dioceses in Italy.Philomena was never included in the Roman Martyrology, the official list of saints recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, still less to the General Roman Calendar, which only includes a small proportion of those who are officially recognized as saints.Saint Philomena was canonized by Pope Gregory XVI, on January 13, 1837