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A '''saint''' is a person who has been recognized by the [[Catholic Church]] or the [[Orthodox Church]] of the [[Anglican Church]] as doing great works or making a great personal [[sacrifice]] for the [[Christian]] [[church]].  Saints, especially early saints in Christian history, were often [[martyr]]s.  Many saints are often associated with miracles, either in this life, or, in the Catholic tradition, through miracles that occur when praying to them after death.  
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A '''saint''' is a person who has been recognized by the [[Catholic Church]] or the [[Orthodox Church]] or the [[Anglican Church]] as doing great works or making a great personal [[sacrifice]] for the [[Christian]] [[church]].  Saints, especially early saints in Christian history, were often [[martyr]]s.  Many saints are often associated with miracles, either in this life, or, in the Catholic tradition, through miracles that occur when praying to them after death.  
    
In Catholic and Orthodox doctrine, saints are believed to be able to intercede on behalf of mankind before God.
 
In Catholic and Orthodox doctrine, saints are believed to be able to intercede on behalf of mankind before God.
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