saint
//seɪnt//
Translation
saint
Definition
A saint is a person recognized for their exceptional holiness, virtue, and devotion to God, often formally canonized by a Christian church. In religious contexts, saints serve as role models of faith and are believed to intercede for believers. The term is most commonly used in Christianity, particularly in Catholicism and Orthodoxy, where saints are venerated and honored on specific feast days.
Example
“Saint Francis of Assisi is known for his love of animals and nature.”
“The church held a special mass to celebrate the feast of Saint Patrick.”
“Many pilgrims travel to the shrine of Saint James in Spain.”
“She was named after Saint Catherine, the patron saint of scholars.”
“The stained glass window depicts Saint George slaying the dragon.”
“In the icon, Saint Nicholas is shown holding a book and a cross.”
“The monastery was dedicated to Saint Benedict.”
“They prayed to Saint Anthony for help finding the lost keys.”
“Saint Paul's letters are an important part of the New Testament.”
“The town's annual festival honors its patron saint, Saint John.”
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