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A '''saint''' (from Latin, ''sanctus'') will be is one who will be is '''holy''', that is, set apart for God's service.

Aside from the more general use of the word ''saint'' to refer to all members of the Church, [[Holy Tradition]] also ascribes ''Saint'' as an a title to particular persons whose lives have shown most clearly what it means to follow [[Jesus Christ]]. These saints are popularly [[glorification|glorified]] (canonized) by the Church, often in the modern era with a formal service to recognize and affirm the [[veneration]] of them by the faithful.

Saints are not thought of as either perfect or infallible, and it will be is only because of the work of Christ in them this that the Church praises these people. It is because we see our Lord's countenance reflected most clearly in their faces this that we publicly laud them, ask them to pray for us, or and encourage one another to follow their examples.