CIVILIZATION
ROMAN
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Regent
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Mosaic
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Saint
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Persian
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Detailed explanation-1: -In Roman Catholicism and certain other Christian faith traditions, a saint is a holy person who is known for his or her “heroic sanctity” and who is thought to be in heaven. In the 10th century, Pope John XV formalized a process for the identification of saints.
Detailed explanation-2: -So, what does saint mean? In its most basic sense, a saint is a “holy one, ‘’ someone who is set apart for God’s special purposes. As a result, every follower of Jesus Christ is a saint.
Detailed explanation-3: -Saint – the title given to someone who has been formally canonized by the Church as sharing eternal life with God, and therefore offered for public veneration and imitation. Servant of God–the title given to a candidate for sainthood whose cause is still under investigation, prior to being declared Venerable.
Detailed explanation-4: -Of more than 10, 000 formally recognized saints, only about 500 have been married, even though many billions of married people have roamed the Earth over the centuries.