English Saints are individuals recognized for their holiness and virtue in the Christian faith, particularly within the Catholic and Anglican traditions. Many of these saints lived during the early medieval period and played significant roles in spreading Christianity across England. They are often celebrated for their piety, miracles, and contributions to the church. Some well-known English Saints include Saint George, the patron saint of England, and Saint Augustine of Canterbury, who is credited with converting the Anglo-Saxons. These saints are commemorated on specific feast days, and their stories continue to inspire devotion and cultural traditions throughout the country.