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a person whose biography survived the editing process called death.
means A person formally recognized by a religion as exceptionally holy, or, loosely, anyone of remarkable goodness or patience.
from From Latin sanctus, meaning 'holy' or 'consecrated' — the past participle of sancire, 'to make sacred,' which also gives us 'sanction' and 'sacred.' It traveled through Old French saint before settling into English, carrying its sense of someone set apart, hallowed, marked off from the ordinary.
job requirementtwo verified miracles after you've died
patron of beekeepersSaint Ambrose, swarmed peacefully as an infant
devil's advocatereal Vatican role debunking sainthood claims until 1983
patron of the impossibleSaint Jude, hotline for hopeless cases
speed recordMother Teresa canonized just 19 years post-death