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((Short description|Saints In Anglican Christianity))
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''[[Saint#Catholicism|Saints]]'' in Christianity are a people recognised as having lived a holy life and as being an exemplar and model for other Christians.  Beginning in the 10th century, the Catholic Church began to centralise and formalise the process of recognising saints through [[canonisation]].

Saints who had been canonised when the [[Church of England]] was in communion with Rome generally continued to be recognised as saints after the [[English Reformation]] in the 16th century.<ref>((cite book |title=The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church |url=https://archive.org/details/oxforddictionary00cros_997 |url-access=limited |editor1-first=F. L. |editor1-last=Cross |editor2-first=E. A. |editor2-last=Livingstone |publisher=Oxford University Press USA |edition=3rd |pages=[https://archive.org/details/oxforddictionary00cros_997/page/n1478 1444]–1445 |date=13 March 1997|isbn=978-0-19-211655-0 ))</ref>

Since the split with [[Roman Catholic Church|Rome]], the [[Church of England]] sometimes uses the word ''hero'' or ''heroine'' to recognise those holy people whom the church synod or an individual church praises as having had special benevolence.  It considers such muted terms a reversion to a more simple and cautious [[Anglican doctrine|doctrine]] which emphasises empowerment ([[subsidiarity]]) to all members and components of the church.

The provinces of the [[Anglican Communion]] therefore commemorate many of the saints in the [[General Roman Calendar]], often on the same days.

In some cases, Anglican Calendars have kept [[General Roman Calendar as in 1954|pre-1954]] celebratory days that the [[Roman Catholic Church]] has since moved or abolished.((Citation needed|date=May 2021))

==Early Christianity==
((See also|Category:Anglo-Saxon saints))
Like the Roman Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion has special holy days in honour of [[Jesus Christ]], the [[Blessed Virgin Mary]] and the [[Apostles in the New Testament|Apostles]]. Many of the parish churches in the Communion have the names Christ Church, and St. Mary the Virgin. The same can also be said for the four great patrons of [[Great Britain]] and [[Ireland]], [[Saint George]] (England), [[Saint David]] (Wales), [[Saint Patrick]] (Ireland), and [[Saint Andrew]] (Scotland).

==English saints==
((See also|Category:English saints))
English and local saints are often emphasised, and there are differences between the provinces' calendars. [[King Charles the Martyr|King Charles I of England]] is the only person to have been treated as a new saint by some Anglicans following the English Reformation, after which he was referred to as a martyr and included briefly in a calendar of the Book of Common Prayer.<ref>((cite web | last = Major | first = Richard | year = 2006 | url = http://www.stmarysi.com/sermons/pdf/29i06a.pdf | title = Anglican heroics? Sermon for the feast of King Charles the martyr | publisher = Rector, St Mary's Episcopal Church, Staten Island, New York | access-date = 2007-02-22|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080529011358/http://www.stmarysi.com/sermons/pdf/29i06a.pdf|archive-date=2008-05-29))</ref> This canonisation is, however, considered neither universal nor official in the Anglican Communion worldwide, and many national Churches list him as a martyr and not a Saint, or as neither.

==English martyrs==
((Main article|Marian Persecutions|Foxe's Book of Martyrs))
There are several persons commemorated in the modern Anglican calendars who were opposed to the [[Roman Catholic Church]]. Of particular note are [[John Wycliffe]] and [[William Tyndale]], for beginning the full translation of the Bible into English (a project which led to the [[Geneva Bible]]), and for writings against the Catholic Church.

The [[Oxford Martyrs]], [[Thomas Cranmer]], [[Nicholas Ridley (martyr)|Nicholas Ridley]], and [[Hugh Latimer]], are also [[Martyrs' Memorial, Oxford|commemorated]] for the courage they showed in death, and for their belief in a free Church of England.

==Ugandan martyrs==
((Main article|Martyrs of Uganda))
In the 19th century, 23 Anglican and 22 Roman Catholic converts were martyred together in [[Uganda]]. The Church of England commemorates the Ugandan martyrs on 3 June together with Archbishop [[Janani Luwum]], who was murdered in 1977 on the orders of [[Idi Amin]]. On 18 October 1964, [[Pope Paul VI]] canonised the 22 Ugandan martyrs who were Roman Catholics.

==Modern notables==
Anglican churches also commemorate various famous (often post-Reformation) Christians.  The West front of [[Westminster Abbey]], for example, contains statues of 20th-century martyrs like [[Maximilian Kolbe]], [[Martin Luther King Jr.]], [[Óscar Romero]], [[Dietrich Bonhoeffer]] and [[Lucian Tapiedi]] (one of the Anglican New Guinea Martyrs).

==Some traditional Anglican saints==
* [[Aelred of Hexham]] (1110–1167), [[Abbot of Rievaulx]]—12 January
* [[Aidan of Lindisfarne|Aidan]] (d. 651), Bishop of Lindisfarne—31 August
* [[Saint Alban|Alban]] (d. between 209 and 304), [[protomartyr]] of Britain—22 June
* [[Alcuin]] of York (((circa)) 735–804), Deacon, Abbot of Tours—20 May
* [[Aldhelm]] (((circa)) 639–709), [[Bishop of Sherborne (historic)|Bishop of Sherborne]], shrines at [[Salisbury]] and [[Canterbury]]—25 May
* [[Alfred the Great]] (849–899), King of Wessex
* [[Alphege]] (954–1012), Archbishop of Canterbury, Martyr—19 April
* [[Anselm of Canterbury]] (((circa)) 1033–1109), Archbishop of Canterbury
* [[Augustine of Canterbury]] (d. ((circa)) 604), first Archbishop of Canterbury—26 May
* [[Benedict Biscop]] (((circa)) 628–690), Abbot of [[Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey|Wearmouth]]—13 January
* [[Birinus]] (((circa)) 600–649), Bishop of Dorchester, Apostle of Wessex—4 September (Church of England), 3 December (Roman Catholic)
* [[Brigid of Kildare|Brigid]] (((circa)) 451–525), Abbess of Kildare—1 February
* [[Cedd]] (((circa)) 620–644), Abbot of Lastingham, Bishop of the East Saxons—26 October
* [[St Chad|Chad]] (d. 672), [[Bishop of Lichfield]]—2 March
* [[Charles I of England]] (1600–1649), King of England, Scotland, and Ireland—30 January
* [[Columba]] (521–597), Abbot of [[Iona]], Missionary—9 June
* [[Crispin and Crispinian]] (d. ((circa)) 286)—25 October. Immortalised as [[Saint Crispin's Day]] in ''[[Henry V (play)|Henry V]]'' by [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]
* [[Cuthbert of Lindisfarne|Cuthbert]] (((circa)) 634–687), [[Bishop of Lindisfarne]]—Church of England 29 March; [[Church in Wales]] 4 September); [[Episcopal Church (USA)]] 31 August
* [[Dunstan]] (((circa)) 909–989), Archbishop of Canterbury—19 May
* [[Edmund the Martyr]] (d. 869), King of the [[East Anglia|East Angles]], Martyr
* [[Edward the Confessor]] (((circa)) 1003 to 1005 – 1066), King of England—13 October (translation of relics)
* [[Etheldreda]] (((circa)) 636–679), Abbess of Ely—23 June
* [[St Felix|Felix of Burgundy]] (d. 647 or 648), Bishop, Apostle to the [[East Angles]]—8 March
* [[Frideswide]], Prioress at Oxford ([[Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford|Christ Church]])
* [[Saint George|George]], allegedly martyred at [[Nicomedia]] in 303, his major shrine was at [[Constantinople]], patron saint of England
* [[Robert Grosseteste]] (((circa)) 1175–1253), Bishop of Lincoln, Philosopher, Scientist
* [[Hilda of Whitby|Hilda]] (((circa)) 614–680), Abbess of Whitby
* [[Hugh of Lincoln|Hugh]] (1135 to 1140–1200), [[Carthusians|Carthusian]] monk and Bishop of Lincoln—17 November
* [[Julian of Norwich]] (((circa)) 1342 – ''c''. 1416), spiritual writer, mystic—8 May, 13 May
* [[Margery Kempe]] (((circa)) 1373 – after 1438), housewife and mystic
* [[Saint Margaret of Scotland|Margaret]] (((circa)) 1045–1093), Queen of Scotland, mystic—10 June or 16 November
* [[Mellitus]] (d. 624), first [[Bishop of London]]—24 April
* [[Mildrith|Mildred]] (ca. 660–730), Abbess of [[Minster-in-Thanet]]—13 July
* [[Kentigern (Mungo)|Kentigern]] (d. 614), Bishop of [[Cumbria]]—13 January
* [[Saint Ninian|Ninian]] (4th or 5th century), Bishop of Galloway, Apostle of the [[Picts]]—16 September
* [[Osmund (Bishop of Salisbury)|Osmund]] (d. 1099), [[Bishop of Salisbury]]—4 December
* [[Oswald of Northumbria|Oswald]] (((circa)) 604–642), King of Northumbria, martyr—5 August
* [[Oswald of Worcester]] (d. 992), bishop of Worcester—29/28 February
* [[St. Paulinus of York|Paulinus of York]] (d. 644), Archbishop of York, missionary—10 October
* [[Saint Petroc|Petroc]] (d. ((circa)) 564), missionary to the [[West Country]]—4 June
* [[Saint Piran|Piran]] (d. ((circa)) 480), patron saint of [[Cornwall]] and tinners—5 March
* [[Richard, Bishop of Chichester]] (1197–1253)
* [[Richard Rolle]] (1290–1349) of Hampole, spiritual writer
* [[Edmund Rich]] of Abingdon (1175–1240), Archbishop of Canterbury—16 November
* [[Swithun]] (d. ((circa)) 862), Bishop of Winchester—15 July in England and 2 July in Norway
* [[Theodore of Tarsus]] (602–690), Archbishop of Canterbury—19 September
* [[Thomas Becket]] (((circa)) 1118–1170), Archbishop of Canterbury, martyr—29 December
* [[Thomas de Cantilupe]] (1218-82), bishop of Hereford—25 August/2 October
* [[William Tyndale]] (((circa)) 1494–1536), translator of the Scriptures, martyr—6 October
* The [[Venerable Bede]] (672 or 673–735), monk at [[Jarrow]], scholar, historian—western churches 25 May, and Orthodox churches 27 May
* [[Wilfrid of Ripon|Wilfrid]] (((circa)) 633-((circa)) 709), bishop, missionary
* [[William of Ockham]] (((circa)) 1287–1347), friar, philosopher
* [[William of York]] (1141-53), bishop—8 June
* [[William of Perth]] (d. ca. 1201), pilgrim, enshrined at [[Rochester Cathedral]]—23 May/22 April
* [[Willibrord]] of York (((circa)) 658–739), bishop, Apostle of Frisia—7 November
* [[Wulfstan, Bishop of Worcester|Wulfstan]] (d. 1095), [[Bishop of Worcester]]—19 January

==Examples of modern Anglican saints==
The ninth [[Lambeth Conferences|Lambeth Conference]] held in 1958 clarified the commemoration of Saints and Heroes of the Christian Church in the Anglican Communion. Resolution 79 stated:
*In the case of scriptural saints, care should be taken to commemorate men or women in terms which are in strict accord with the facts made known in Holy Scripture.
*In the case of other names, the Calendar should be limited to those whose historical character and devotion are beyond doubt.
*In the choice of new names economy should be observed and controversial names should not be inserted until they can be seen in the perspective of history.
*The addition of a new name should normally result from a widespread desire expressed in the region concerned over a reasonable period of time.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.anglicancommunion.org/resources/document-library/lambeth-conference/1958/resolution-79-the-book-of-common-prayer-the-commemoration-of-saints-and.aspx|title = Anglican Communion: Resolution 79 - the Book of Common Prayer - the Commemoration of Saints and))</ref>

===Modern Anglican saints===
((main article|Calendar of saints (Church of England)))
The following have been identified as heroes of the Christian Church in the Anglican Communion (post-Reformation individuals commemorated in the Church of England Calendar,<ref>((cite web|title=Common Worship: Festivals|author=The Archbishop's Council|url=http://www.churchofengland.org/media/41173/festivalsintro.pdf|date=13 December 2007|access-date=16 May 2012|publisher=Church House Publishing))</ref> excluding those primarily venerated by the Roman Catholic or Orthodox churches):

*[[Lancelot Andrewes]] (1555–1626), Bishop of Winchester, spiritual writer, theologian
*[[Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury|Anthony Ashley-Cooper]] (1801–1885), Earl of Shaftesbury, social reformer
*[[Vedanayagam Samuel Azariah]] (1874–1945), bishop in South India, evangelist
*[[Samuel Augustus Barnett|Samuel Barnett]] (1844–1913) and [[Henrietta Barnett]] (1851–1936), social reformers
*[[Richard Baxter]] (1615–1691), [[Puritan]] divine
*[[Dietrich Bonhoeffer]] (1906–1945), Lutheran pastor, martyr
*[[William Booth]] (1829–1912) and [[Catherine Booth]] (1829–1890), founders of the [[Salvation Army]]
*[[Thomas Bray]] (1658–1730), founder of the [[SPCK]]
*[[John Bunyan]] (1628–1688), spiritual writer
*[[Joseph Butler]] (1692–1752), Bishop of Durham, philosopher
*[[Josephine Butler]] (1828–1906), social reformer
*[[John Calvin]] (1509–1564), reformer
*[[Wilson Carlile]] (1847–1942), founder of the [[Church Army]]
*[[Edith Cavell]] (1865–1915), nurse
*[[Charles I of England|Charles I]] (1600–1649), king and martyr
*[[Caroline Chisholm]] (1808–1877), social reformer
*[[Thomas Cranmer]] (1489–1556), Archbishop of Canterbury, Reformation martyr
*[[John Donne]] (1572–1631), priest, poet
*[[Elizabeth Ferard]] (1825–1883), first Deaconess of the Church of England, founder of the Community of St Andrew
*[[Nicholas Ferrar]] (1592–1637), deacon, founder of the [[Little Gidding community]]
*[[George Fox]] (1624–1691), founder of the Society of Friends (the Quakers)
*[[Elizabeth Fry]] (1780–1845), prison reformer
*[[Allen Gardiner]] (1794–1851), missionary, founder of the South American Mission Society
*[[Isabella Gilmore]] (1842–1923), deaconess
*[[Charles Gore]] (1853–1932), bishop, founder of the Community of the Resurrection
*[[James Hannington]] (1847–1885), bishop of Eastern Equatorial Africa, martyr in Uganda
*[[George Herbert]] (1593–1633), priest, poet
*[[Octavia Hill]] (1838–1912), social reformer
*[[Richard Hooker (theologian)|Richard Hooker]] (1554–1600), priest, apologist, theologian
*[[Eglantyne Jebb]] (1876–1928), social reformer, founder of '[[Save The Children]]'
*[[Samuel Johnson]] (1709–1784), moralist
*[[John Keble]] (1792–1866), priest, tractarian, poet
*[[Thomas Ken]] (1637–1711), [[Bishop of Bath and Wells]]
*[[Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy]] (1883–1929), priest, poet
*[[Edward King (English bishop)|Edward King]] (1829–1920), [[Bishop of Lincoln]]
*[[Apolo Kivebulaya]] (''c''. 1864–1933), priest, evangelist in Central Africa
*[[Ini Kopuria]] (d. 1945), founder of the Melanesian Brotherhood
*[[Hugh Latimer]] (''c''. 1487–1555), Bishop of Worcester, Reformation martyr
*[[William Laud]] (1573–1645), Archbishop of Canterbury
*[[William Law]] (1686–1761), priest, spiritual writer,
*[[Charles Fuge Lowder]] (1820–1880), priest
*[[Martin Luther]] (1483–1546), reformer
*[[Janani Luwum]] (''c''. 1922–1977), Archbishop of Uganda, martyr
*[[Frederick Denison Maurice]] (1805–1872), priest
*[[Henry Martyn]] (1781–1812), translator of the Scriptures, missionary in India and Persia
*[[Bernard Mizeki]] (''c''. 1861–1896), apostle of the [[Shona people|MaShona]], martyr
*[[Harriet Monsell]] (1811–1883), founder of the Community of St John the Baptist
*[[John Mason Neale]] (1818–1866), priest, hymn writer
*[[John Henry Newman]] (1801–1890), Cardinal, tractarian, theologian
*[[Florence Nightingale]] (1820–1910), nurse, social reformer
*[[John Coleridge Patteson]] (1827–1871), first [[Bishop of Melanesia]] and martyr
*[[Edward Bouverie Pusey]] (1800–1882), priest, tractarian
*[[Pandita Mary Ramabai]] (1858–1922), translator of the Scriptures
*[[Nicholas Ridley (martyr)|Nicholas Ridley]] (''c''. 1500–1555), Bishop of London, Reformation martyr
*[[Óscar Romero]] (1917–1980), Archbishop of San Salvador, martyr
*[[Christina Rossetti]] (1830–1894), poet
*[[Samuel Seabury (bishop)|Samuel Seabury]] (1729–1796), first Anglican bishop in North America
*[[Priscilla Lydia Sellon]], a restorer of the religious life in the Church of England
*[[George Augustus Selwyn]] (1809–1878), first Anglican Bishop of [[New Zealand]]
*[[Sadhu Sundar Singh]] (1889– 1929?), evangelist, teacher of the Faith
*[[Mary Slessor]] (1848–1915), missionary in West Africa
*[[Mary Sumner]] (1828–1921), founder of the [[Mothers' Union]]
*[[Jeremy Taylor]] (1613–1667), Bishop of Down and Connor
*[[William Temple (archbishop)|William Temple]] (1881–1944), Archbishop of Canterbury
*[[Thomas Traherne]] (1636 or 1637–1674), poet, spiritual writer
*[[William Tyndale]] (''c''. 1494–1536), translator of the Scriptures, Reformation martyr
*[[Evelyn Underhill]] (1875–1941), spiritual writer
*[[Henry Venn (Clapham Sect)|Henry Venn]] (1725–1797), [[John Venn (priest)|John Venn]] (1759–1813), and [[Henry Venn (Church Missionary Society)|Henry Venn the younger]] (1796–1873), priests, evangelical divines
*[[Isaac Watts]] (1674–1748), hymn writer
*[[Charles Wesley]] (1707–1788), evangelist, hymn writer
*[[John Wesley]] (1703–1791), priest, evangelist, founder of [[Methodism]]
*[[John West (missionary)|John West]] (1778–1845), missionary and the first Anglican priest in Western Canada
*[[William Wilberforce]] (1759–1833), social reformer

==See also==
*[[List of Anglican Church calendars]]
*[[List of saints]]
*[[Saints in Methodism]]

==References==
((reflist))

==Further reading==
* [http://www.lambethconference.org/resolutions/1958/1958-79.cfm 1958 Lambeth Conference resolution on The Commemoration of Saints and Heroes of the Christian Church in the Anglican Communion]
* The Commemoration of Saints and Heroes of the Faith in the Anglican Communion; the report of a Commission appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. London, S.P.C.K., 1957.

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