Great saints are especially revered for their righteousness, pleasing to God, persistent confession of faith, and mediation between God and people. But these especially pious righteous people, canonized by the church and exemplifying virtue, are in fact sometimes unholy saints. In the sense that, first of all, they are simple people, with their sorrows and joys. And if not for their special faith in God, who knows how their fate would have turned out. This book will tell you in clear and accessible language about the lives of the most revered saints from ancient times to the present day.