I would posit more dialogue on the concept of the communion of saints with a newer inclusive element.
All saints were human therefore not perfect in their lives but trying to evolve. The universal emphasis should be on that one word trying. How many unnamed saints have we missed by the emphasis on perfection and clean slate lives?
Where are the disabled saints? Where is the Down Syndrome Saint?I know one and pray for her help often. She always seems to be working too hard for us. 
What about a child Saint of  Bergen Belsen or Rowanda or the Pol Pot regime?
To be narrow is to live your life in all its form in a lead coffin.
God created open air, open fields, eyes and ears to hear and see everything and everyone.
Good to awe type (many times invisible) humans need to be recognized.It is those small seemingly insignificant acts of charity corporeal and spiritual acts of mercy unknown to history that shake heaven. Not the grandiose words and actions of truly imprisioned people.