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Whenever God gives a vision to a saint, He puts him, as it were, in the shadow of His hand, and the saint's duty is to be still and listen.

Children are named for a particular saint and celebrate their saint's day as if it were their own birthday.

The registry office suggested Velez, who lives near Madrid, should choose a saint's name. But she said she wanted to stay Darling.

In Byzantine times a simple silver sheath was made to hold a piece of the saint's arm.

Tis the season of the dead: from Halloween to All Saint's Day, when traditionally Christian societies venerate those who have passed on.

Critics of Saint's claim to fame point out that quite possibly Saint only patented an idea and that most likely the machine was never built.

Reyes said the saint's martyrdom became a symbol of faith in God.

" pitch roughly " , The transliteration of Arabic, it means " the Holy Land " , " saint's tomb " .

The oil still flows from Walburga's tomb in Eichstatt, where the saint's feast day is a special event.

In the early days of Christianity in Greece, Name Days were observed as Saint's Days.

With Warwick Saint's latest work from Gravure #5, the South African photographer takes on magic tricks with The Big Bang Theory.

This is a day of remembrance of my mother. On this day I pray and seek a saint's blessing.

And in 2006 the temporary return to Russia from Montenegro of the saint's reputed hand (spirited away from Russia in 1917) drew vast crowds.

Close by is the village of Alibunar, where ethnic Romanians are preparing to celebrate a saint's day.

A statue of Saint Fermin is carried during a procession on the saint's day in Pamplona, Spain, Wednesday, July 7, 2009.

The day purposely follows All Saint's Day in order to shift the focus from those in heaven to those in purgatory.

Saint's Body brought to Venice