Yes, George is really a saint. He was a genuine early Christian martyr. Some of his purported deeds are probably myths, however.
Saint George is the patron saint of several countriesCanadaEngland (by Pope Benedict XIV)EthiopiaGeorgiaGermanyGreeceLithuaniaMaltaPortugalCappadociaCataloniaPalestine
Saint George was an only child.
Saint George has been patron saint of England as long as they have had a patron saint, Saint Michael was never the patron saint of England, although he is the patron saint of London and Cornwall.
Yes, Saint George is recognized as a Catholic saint. He is one of the most revered saints in the Catholic tradition and is known for his bravery and martyrdom. He is often depicted as a dragon slayer.
Each country may have more than one patron saint. Listed below are the primary patrons of each country:England - Saint George the martyrScotland - Saint Andrew the Apostle.Ireland - Saint PatrickWales - Saint David of Wales
Saint George was real but many of the stories about him are myths.
Saint George is a saint in ALL countries.
Yes,, he is the patron saint of St. George's in Illawara.
Yes, Saint George really did exist. However, many of the stories surrounding his life are pure legends.
Saint George is the patron saint of several countriesCanadaEngland (by Pope Benedict XIV)EthiopiaGeorgiaGermanyGreeceLithuaniaMaltaPortugalCappadociaCataloniaPalestine
Saint George would not have the title of saint if he was bad.
St. George is the patron saint of England, Canada, Georgia and Germany.
Yes, Saint Peter is really a saint. If he were not a saint he would not have that title.
No, there is no such saint. However, the name is based on George and there is a saint named George.
St. George Preca is not currently a patron saint.
The Boy Scouts have Saint George as a patron saint.
King George III is not a saint nor a patron saint. Are you sure you do not have him confused with Saint George?