Saints

In religious contexts, particularly within Christianity, saints are individuals recognized for their exceptional faith, virtue, and moral character. They are often considered models of holiness and are sometimes formally canonized by a church, meaning officially declared saints through a recognition process. Saints can also be admired informally for their remarkable lives and contributions to spirituality and community. People believe saints can intercede with God and often seek their prayers for guidance, protection, or help. Ultimately, being recognized as a saint highlights a person’s exemplary devotion and service to their faith and humanity.