This paper is going to be about Alojzije Stepinac, his work through life, his life as a priest, his role in the war period and after it. It will be also about his effect and significance to the state, the government and the people who led the state at that time. He accepted the rules of every government and he was communicating with it only as much as it was necessary. But the authorities have treated him and the Church differently, and he wasn’t afraid to tell them, in the face, what they truly deserved. Stepinac wasn’t too interested in politics, as a priest he was holding to "Give Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and God what belongs to God!” He lived as a prisoner in his birthplace Krašić where he eventually died. After his death, the process of his canonization begins. In the process of his canonization, till now, there have been completed two stages (the first was declared as Alojzije Stepinac the Servant of God, the second one – he was declared to be beatified, and the third one (canonization) is still not completed). The process of beatification (declaration of him becoming a Saint) still continues to this day and forward.