Do Mormons Canonize Saints?
In the Catholic faith, canonization is the official recognition that someone is a saint and was so even prior to the
official recognition. A process is followed to allow the church to determine who is a saint.
Mormons (the nickname for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) do not follow this process. The term saint is used in the official name of the church and denotes, as used in the Bible, a community of people who followed God.
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