Sentence examples for saint calling from inspiring English sources

The ordinary people swiftly acclaimed him a saint, calling him St. Romero of the Americas.

Subhan says it holds the dust of a medieval saint called Haji Pir Marad.

It does a touch more in Santiago Atitlán, by the lake, under the volcanoes, where Catholicism manages to embrace a local saint called Maximon.

To the Bhutanese, these phalluses ward off evil spirits, the legacy of an eccentric 15th-century saint called the Divine Madman who tied blessing threads around his penis to attract female admirers.

This small and quite extraordinary painting of the translation of a little known saint called Rita of Cascia seems to divide, with perfect ease, into two halves, and to hold in a near perfect balance the passionately religious and the secular.

Wandering around grief-stricken by his wife's death, he came across a saint called Animisayya who initiated him into asceticism.

The Saints call the play "ambush," and that was what it was.

From there, he gathered experience as an assistant in New Orleans and in Pittsburgh until the Saints called again.

The eastern Orthodox church insists that there have been at least two saints called Valentine who are worthy of veneration, but it assigns different dates to them.

"Brigham Young" is a landmark work, written by a Gentile, as the Saints call non-Mormons, with the active cooperation of the church.

She increased the litany of the saints (called suffrages) to 60 — usually 10 or so suffice — with a half-page miniature for each.