"The Tragedy of the Saint" by Charles Kingsley is a fascinating historical drama that reveals the life and suffering of an Elizabethan saint. The author successfully combines religious and philosophical motives, creating an impressive portrait of holiness and human nature. Deep reflections on moral dilemmas, contradictions of faith and the embodiment of the ideal of a pure soul make this book an important work of English literature. "The Tragedy of the Saint" leaves open questions about the complexity of human nature and the evening problems between the personal and the universal.