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Learn about the process of canonization in Making Saints by Kenneth Woodward, the religion editor of Newsweek. Click on the image above to order.
Read a collection of essays offering new insights into 17 saints in A Tremor of Bliss: Contemporary Writers on the Saints, edited by Paul Elie. Click on the image above to order.
Heroic virtue is not the exclusive domain of the past. Red about modern-day witnesses to the faith in Catholic Martyrs of the Twentieth Century by Robert Royal. Click on the image above to order.
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Luke You can order this image by visiting Orthodox Byzantine Icons October 18 Luke, a Syrian physician from Antioch and companion of Paul, authored the Acts of the Apostles and a gospel for gentile Christians. His gospel speaks of God's mercy, universal salvation, love of the poor and the marginalized, absolute renunciation, prayer and the holy spirit. He is also said to be an artist who by legend painted an image of the Blessed Mother. His symbol is the winged ox.
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