The movement of turning into a Saint is very nearly as long and confounded as rounding out a tax document with different connections. There is a methodology called canonization, in which the congregation (normally Catholic, however not generally) considers the life and passing, of an individual who has surrendered themselves to God. Canonization typically considers decades, here and there hundreds of years, and takes those marvels credited to the individual after their passing.
So when you see a picture of a Saint, it is regularly with their hands raised around the sky as motivation. The fact of the matter is, nonetheless, most Saints were martyred and passed on awful passings in the grip of the heathens. Here are 10 examples of piety who paid a definitive (and unfathomably severe) yield for the sake of God.