The term 'Miracle Worker' can refer to three different people: a FAKIR, JESUS, and a SAINT. A FAKIR is a Muslim or Hindu ascetic who is known for performing miracles and feats of endurance. JESUS is the central figure of Christianity, and is believed to have performed many miracles during his lifetime. A SAINT is a person who has been recognized by the Catholic Church for their holiness and is often associated with performing miracles. All three of these people are considered Miracle Workers due to their ability to perform extraordinary acts.