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Patronages:
Civil defense volunteers
Adolescents
Stress relief and healing
Patronages:
Civil defense volunteers
Adolescents
Stress relief and healing
Born in 1603 in Cupertino, Italy, Joseph experienced deep mystical visions and was known for miraculous levitations during prayer. He was canonized in 1767 and remains known as the "Flying Saint."
Patronages:
Aviators and pilots
Students taking exams
Learning disabilities
Born in 1603 in Cupertino, Italy, Joseph experienced deep mystical visions and was known for miraculous levitations during prayer. He was canonized in 1767 and remains known as the "Flying Saint."
Patronages:
Aviators and pilots
Students taking exams
Learning disabilities
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Mother Teresa's order established hospices, homes for orphaned children, and clinics for people with HIV/AIDS, leprosy, and tuberculosis. Her work gained global recognition, culminating in the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.
Patronages:
Missionaries
Charity workers
The destitute
Mother Teresa's order established hospices, homes for orphaned children, and clinics for people with HIV/AIDS, leprosy, and tuberculosis. Her work gained global recognition, culminating in the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.
Patronages:
Missionaries
Charity workers
The destitute
He is known as a patron of Brewers, Printers, Theologians, Philosophers, and those with sore eyes.
He is known as a patron of Brewers, Printers, Theologians, Philosophers, and those with sore eyes.
c. 332–387
Patron Saint of homemakers, married women, mothers, abuse victims, alcoholics, and widows. She is often invoked against difficult marriages and difficult children.
c. 332–387
Patron Saint of homemakers, married women, mothers, abuse victims, alcoholics, and widows. She is often invoked against difficult marriages and difficult children.
Patroness of the United States
In regard to our Blessed Mother, the Church teaches that she was not just the mother of Jesus. She was the mother of a Person, and that Person was God; hence, she is to be called the Mother of God.
Patroness of the United States
In regard to our Blessed Mother, the Church teaches that she was not just the mother of Jesus. She was the mother of a Person, and that Person was God; hence, she is to be called the Mother of God.
1894–1941
Patron Saint of drug addicts, families, journalists, prisoners, and the pro-life movement.
On May 28, 1941, Father Kolbe was transported to Auschwitz, branded as prisoner #16670. When a fellow prisoner with a family was selected to die, Kolbe offered his life instead.
1894–1941
Patron Saint of drug addicts, families, journalists, prisoners, and the pro-life movement.
On May 28, 1941, Father Kolbe was transported to Auschwitz, branded as prisoner #16670. When a fellow prisoner with a family was selected to die, Kolbe offered his life instead.
He is patron of athletics, bachelors, long journeys, travelers, surfing, storms, epilepsy, gardeners, and toothaches.
He is patron of athletics, bachelors, long journeys, travelers, surfing, storms, epilepsy, gardeners, and toothaches.
She is patron of converts, hairdressers, people ridiculed for their piety, pharmacists, penitent sinners, sexual temptation, and women.
She is patron of converts, hairdressers, people ridiculed for their piety, pharmacists, penitent sinners, sexual temptation, and women.
She is patron of converts, hairdressers, people ridiculed for their piety, pharmacists, penitent sinners, sexual temptation, and women.
She is patron of converts, hairdressers, people ridiculed for their piety, pharmacists, penitent sinners, sexual temptation, and women.