Catholic saints

Catholic saints are individuals recognized by the Church for leading exemplary lives of faith, virtue, and service to others. They are often model examples of Christian values and are honored for their holiness, heroism, or significant impact on faith communities. Saints can be historical figures or have lived relatively recent lives, and their lives are often studied for spiritual inspiration. Canonization, the official process of declaring someone a saint, involves verifying miracles and virtuous living. Ultimately, saints serve as spiritual role models, guiding believers in their journey of faith and encouraging devotion and moral integrity.