Editing Pope Urban V (section)

==Beatification==
{{Infobox saint
|honorific_prefix = [[Beatification|Blessed]]
|name             = Urban V
|honorific_suffix = [[Order of Saint Benedict|O.S.B.]]
|image            = Papa Urbanus Quintus.jpg
|caption          = Portrait - Henri Auguste Calixte César Serrur.
|birth_name       = Guillaume de Grimoard
|birth_date       = 1310
|birth_place      = [[Château de Grizac]], [[Le Pont-de-Montvert]], [[Languedoc]], [[France in the Middle Ages|Kingdom of France]]
|death_date       = 19 December 1370 (aged 60)
|death_place      = [[Avignon]], [[Papal States]]
|titles           = Pope; Confessor
|patronage        = [[Architect]]s<br>[[Teacher|Educators]]<br>[[Benedictines]]<br>[[Missionary|Missionaries]]
|attributes       = [[Papal regalia and insignia|Papal vestments]]<br>[[Papal tiara]]
|feast_day        = [[19 December]]
|venerated_in     = [[Catholic Church]]
|beatified_date   = 10 March 1870
|beatified_place  = [[Saint Peter's Basilica]], Papal States
|beatified_by     = [[Pope Pius IX]] }}
[[Pope Gregory XI]] opened the cause of beatification of his predecessor. Urban V's claimed miracles and his virtues were documented.<ref name="Osborne1991"/><ref>Albanès, pp. 124–374. Much of the material can be ascribed to spiritual enthusiasm and an absence of verification.</ref> But the cause stopped in 1379 in Rome. It stopped in Avignon in 1390, under the orders of the antipope [[Antipope Clement VII|Clement VII]]. The Western Schism caused the process to stop, but it was revived centuries later, and led to the beatification of Urban V on 10 March 1870 by [[Pope Pius IX]].<ref name="ReferenceA"/> His feast day is celebrated on 19 December, the day of his death. This was decided upon by a General Chapter of the Benedictine Order held in 1414.<ref>Chaillan, pp. 216–217.</ref>