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All people are called to become saints. Saints are those who love God and obey his commands. While only God is inherently holy, through baptism Christians receive a calling to holiness. Souls in heaven are considered saints as they are with God and share in his holiness. The Church recognizes certain holy people as official saints if they lived exemplary Christian lives and are worthy examples to emulate. Though we venerate saints, we only adore God as the sole divine being. Saints were ordinary people who overcame difficulties and challenges through striving to love God above all else.
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All people are called to become saints. Saints are those who love God and obey his commands. While only God is inherently holy, through baptism Christians receive a calling to holiness. Souls in heaven are considered saints as they are with God and share in his holiness. The Church recognizes certain holy people as official saints if they lived exemplary Christian lives and are worthy examples to emulate. Though we venerate saints, we only adore God as the sole divine being. Saints were ordinary people who overcame difficulties and challenges through striving to love God above all else.
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Mother teresa
Mother Teresa was a Catholic nun and missionary who dedicated her life to serving the poor and sick in India. She founded the Missionaries of Charity and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work. In her own words, she taught that love begins at home and in families, but that the greatest poverty is feeling unloved and unwanted. She saw serving the poor as serving God and Jesus, believing that in our small acts of love and service we can make a difference in people's lives.
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