This story didn't begin in Prague.

I would like you to watch this video to the end. This is not for YouTube ratings. The reason is different. In the process of work, I had a question, which, unfortunately, may indicate my lack of literacy and enlightenment. And I decided to talk about it with you. Here's the question. Holy man, is this the correct expression? Or is the Saint no longer a person? And what is Holiness? I didn't grow up in a particularly religious family. Moreover, in the country in which I spent my childhood, atheism was “preached.” I didn't think about these questions as a child. At that time, the Saints were for me, perhaps, really existing, but, more likely, some kind of disembodied celestial beings, and not real people. Now I’m making videos about the Saints and I finally realize that these are real people. People who lived on earth. I thought understanding this was very important. For some reason, it seems to me that a certain number of people do not think about this issue, being far from religion. I thought maybe we should raise this issue in this or subsequent videos. A saint is a person who actually lived on earth and was canonized for godly deeds and service to the faith. I am completely far from theology and it is difficult for me to find an answer to this question. Have your say. I think this is very important. Holiness is not about being born different. It is about the way a person chooses to live.