I really can't say if anyone is living their faith correctly or not :) However for the roman catholics the definition of a saint is actually just a person who is in heaven. We recognise certain people in history as saints because they have lived lives that mimmick the selfless way that Jesus lived and told us to live and we've collected enough evidence to say with near certainty that they are in heaven. They have performed miracles through God and always accredited him, never assuming responsibility for that power, so I think maybe this is stronger that simply performing miracles? At any rate the criteria for becoming a saint is quite stringent, going far beyond performing miracles. For example, you know the story of the children at Fatima? It is accepted by the church that they saw Mary appear to them yet even all these years later they have not yet acquired the title of "saint". I like to think that even if people do not fully understandand, and therefore assume the saints have their own god like power, that God understands people well enough to know we're all plagued by naivety and aren't actually trying to be blasphemous. Haha I hope that helps give a different perspective on things. I prefer to trust my own feeling when it's a little different from what the church says. After all, they're human too... Things get lost in translation.