Orthodox Saints

Orthodox saints are individuals recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church for living exemplary Christian lives, demonstrating deep faith, virtue, and spiritual dedication. They are considered models of holiness who, through their prayers and intercession, serve as spiritual guides and protectors for believers. The process of canonization involves examining their life, deeds, and often miracles attributed to them. Saints can be appreciated through commemorations, icons, and prayer, inspiring the faithful to pursue a close relationship with God and embody Christian virtues in daily life.