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the lives of the saints.
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This phrase refers to the stories or examples of people regarded as saints. It focuses on how these holy figures lived, including their conduct, faith, and actions. Their lives are presented as something to read about or learn from.
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- Catholic World Report, reprinted by Catholic Education Resource Center
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