` :::::For what it's worth, the article Calendar of saints (Episcopal Church in the United States of America) also contains the following statement in the lede: ``The Episcopal Church does not canonize individuals, holding instead that all baptized Christians are saints of God and have the potential to be examples of faith to others.`` On that basis, I think we could reasonably state that at least every member of that church, and possibly others depending on how nitpicking we want to be, could be called a ``saint``, but I wonder whether anyone would argue that every baptized Episcopalian has to be held to ``saint`` standards or have lengthy content regarding how they failed to live up to that standard. The only ``saint`` the Anglican Church has ever individually canonized, by the way, is King Charles I, as per Calendar of saints (Church of England).   `