The name 'Saint' originates from the English word, which is derived from the Latin 'sanctus', meaning 'holy' or 'saintly'. In Christian belief, a saint is recognized as having an exceptional degree of holiness, likeness, or closeness to God. The term's usage varies across different Christian denominations, with some considering all faithful deceased in Heaven as saints, while others reserve the title for those who have been officially canonized or glorified. Beyond Christianity, the concept of s...