Saints of the Catholic Church

Saints of the Catholic Church are individuals recognized for living exemplary lives of faith, virtue, and devotion to God. They are believed to have achieved a special closeness to God and often perform miracles, serving as models of holiness for others. The Church officially canonizes saints through a formal process, affirming their holiness and allowing the faithful to venerate them. Saints can come from all walks of life, and their lives inspire believers to deepen their faith, seek virtue, and serve others in God's love.