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"The authentic cult of the saints consists not so much in the
multiplying of external acts, but rather in the intensity of our active love." Vatican II: Constitution on the Church |
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Vatican II: Dogmatic Constitution on the Church See Chapter 7: The Eschatological Nature of the Pilgrim Church and Her Union with the Heavenly Church Congregation for the Causes of Saints Celebrating Saints in the Liturgical Year Vatican II excerpt The Communion of Saints Catechism of the Catholic Church, Part 1, Section 2 On the Invocation, Veneration, and Relics of Saints, and on Sacred Images Council of Trent May We Invoke The Saints? Article by Elizabeth A. Johnson in Theology Today Saints Frequently Asked Questions How does the Church choose saints? When did the Church start honoring saints? Is keeping pictures and statues of saints idolatry? Why do Catholics pray to saints? Is there a feast day for every day of the year? Prayers to saints The Mystery of Holiness A challenging article from Sojourners magazine by Robert Ellsberg Papal Documents on Saints Theology Library links Communion of Saints Article from the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia Patron Saints Article from the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia Patron Saints A Catholic Online site Patron Saints A Catholic Forum site Patron Saints A St. Charles Borromeo Parish site Patron Saints A Catholic Doors Ministry site Patron Saints Artist Rick Bergquist Patron Saints A Saints Alive site Patron Saints Quiz >From Brother Frederick of the Monks of Adoration Christian Hagiography Who's Who? Our Activities Past and Present. More about Saints. Hagiography around the World. Web Sites for Hagiographers Gregory of Nyssa: The Forty Martyrs Saint of the Day Read about today's saint, courtesy of American Catholic Online Almost A Saint: Pope John XXIII Learn from this St. Anthony Messenger article about the process of being declared a saint Why A Sanctoral Cycle? Or, Are We Ready for Methodist Hagiography? In this article theologian Clifton F. Guthrie outlines the history of sainthood in the Methodist tradition. He argues that, while many Protestants dismiss the idea of sainthood as a "popish" relic, Protestants in general and Methodists in particular often mimic the Catholic tradition in their interest in saints, martyrs, and confessors The Practice of Christianity in Roman Africa: The Cult of the Saints Several excellent articles Lesser-Known Saints & Martyrs Some saints you may never have heard of 
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