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A '''saint''' is a person who has been recognized by a [[Christian]] church as doing great work for the [[Christian]] [[church]], or making a great personal [[sacrifice]] in the name of their [[religion]]. They have now become one who is considered to be able to intercede on before of mankind before God.  Generally speaking, sainthood is conferred by the [[Catholic Church]] and [[Orthodox Church]].
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A '''saint''' is a person who has been recognized the [[Catholic Church]] or the [[Orthodox Church]] as doing great works or making a great personal [[sacrifice]] for the [[Christian]] [[church]]. In Catholic and Orthodox doctrine, saints are believed to be able to intercede on behalf of mankind before God.  
    
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