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* '''Markos''' - patron saint of [[Leopoli]]. | * '''Markos''' - patron saint of [[Leopoli]]. | ||
* '''Salvatore''' - patron saint of [[Montebianco]]. | * '''Salvatore''' - patron saint of [[Montebianco]]. | ||
| − | * '''Vincenzo''' - saint of [[ | + | * '''Sebastiano''' - saint of Montebianco. |
| + | * '''Valentino''' - saint of Montebianco. | ||
| + | * '''Vincenzo''' - saint of Montebianco. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:25, 18 July 2020
In Aurelianity, specifically Omnicanism, a Saint is a person acknowledged as holy or virtuous. After the revolution of Iosephos Sotiras, followers of the new Sotiranity denied the system of sanctification.
List of Saints
- Castor of Karden - after whom the Order of Saint Castor of Karden is named.
- Markos - patron saint of Leopoli.
- Salvatore - patron saint of Montebianco.
- Sebastiano - saint of Montebianco.
- Valentino - saint of Montebianco.
- Vincenzo - saint of Montebianco.
