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Not everyone could be a saint; nor was relief work a religion.
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The church is built upon the grave of the eminent saint, Miniato.
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It is particularly menacing on the night after our national saint's day.
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And yet the saint and the prophet do not live in vain.
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The training of the athlete is not the training of the saint.
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Formerly we used to canonise our great men; nowadays we vulgarise them.
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For Tang Jianyu it was a desire to canonise her country's commander-in-chief.
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Your pleasure will be my death, and then you'll canonise me perhaps?
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Standard nutritional advice tends to frown on processed food and to canonise fresh whole food.
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Very Extremely Dangerous makes no effort to canonise McGill.
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French critics have even gone so far as to canonize Poe.
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If I belonged to their tribe, the Catholics might canonize me.
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If you remain moderately virtuous, we will canonize you.
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I've just wired the Pope to canonize him the instant his heart misses a beat.
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My dear girl, don't canonize me on that account!
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If voluminousness alone made a man a great writer, we should have to canonize Lord Lytton.
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Jewish groups have urged the Vatican not to canonize him, at least until wartime records are clearer.
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She has done miracles here, but if her whole life were known they ought to canonize her.
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How does the Church canonize a saint?
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Why does the Church canonize holy persons?
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Saint-Ramon, how just I was to sanctify your name, to canonize you, for you are not ungrateful!
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The Democracy, through all its organs, hastened to canonize him as one of the saints of its calendar.
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We sympathize with nations that overthrow the thrones, and in our secret hearts we almost canonize individuals who slay the tyrants.
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The men of this world will canonize those for saints, when dead, whom they stigmatized with the vilest names when living.
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Shit, it was useless and stupid a couple of whole centuries earlier than that-enslavingpeople, giving sheep a butcher to canonize.
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Francis will canonize Joseph Vaz, who re-established the Church in Sri Lanka in the 17th century after it was crushed by Dutch Calvinists.