Lives of the Saints

The holy life of the saint is a story that explores the complexity and suffering of everyday life in a small town. Throughout the novel, even the most trustworthy and sympathetic people have secretly lived in secret lives, and found that the appearance of the surface of a small community can be deceived very much. Some people have spent their entire life trying to knock down these doors to discover the truth, but they are ignoring the keys to lock ... our children They.

Alban Butler published "Saints' Life" including 1486 saints in 1756. The latest edition of the book edited by Jesuit Herbert Thurston and British writer Donald Attwater includes the lives of 2,565 saints. The Holy See Robert Sano was an official of the congregation of the Holy See, and he said it is impossible to give the exact number of saints. Worshiping saints in Latin culture, or "worship of saints" represents a person's self devotion or mission to a particular saint or group of saints. The word "worship" is sometimes used, but it is only used to respect or respect the meaning of that older English. According to the church, sacred worship in a strict sense is reserved for Latria, not for saints. Just as someone can ask someone on the planet to pray for him, a man is allowed to ask the saint to pray or pray to God for those who are still on earth .

Saints biography provides a wonderful way to explore such problems. Students can read the saints 'lives, write them down, report them, tell the saints' stories to the young children, choose saints to pray, and try to follow the suit more. Some teachers call the saints on the board "the thought of the day". An excellent source of spiritual wisdom stimulating thinking is the compilation of introductions by St. John Viani, a pocket-sized healing idea (1967).