Saintapedia.org is a wiki with detailed info on 478 saints (522 including blesseds), 295 parishes, 212 countries, and various dioceses, covering biographies, feast days, and Catholic demographics.
Saint Josephine Bakhita (1869–1947), a Sudanese former slave, became a Canossian nun in Italy after her liberation. Canonized in 2000, she is the patroness of human trafficking victims, reflecting Sudan’s small but resilient Catholic community (1–2 million). Her journey from enslavement to sanctity inspires Africa’s 19.2% share of global Catholics.
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