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Saint Name Patron of Feast Day Saint Acccius Headache Cures May 8Th Some Patron Saints You need to choose the name of a Saint for Confirmation. You will be required to prepare a report on that Saint and why you chose him/her. No Tiffany, No Derek, No Krystal. No Biff… Listed below are the name of some men & women that have become some of the 5000+ Saints of the Roman Catholic Church. Saint Name Patron of Feast Day Saint Acccius Headache cures May 8th Saint Adam Gardeners Dec 19th Saint Agatha Nurses Feb 5th Saint Albert Natural Sciences Nov 15th Saint Aloysius Youth June 21st Saint Ambrose Domestic Animals Dec 7th Saint Andrew Fishermen Nov 30th Saint Anne Grandparents July 26th Saint Anthony Lost items June 13th Saint Apoilonia Dentists Feb 9th Saint Barbara Mathemati dans Dec 4th Saint Bartholomew Butchers Aug 24th Saint Benedict Kidney Disease March 21st Saint Bernadette The ill April 16th Saint Blaise Throat Diseases Feb 3rd Saint Brice Stomach Diseases Nov 13th Saint Catherine Philosophers Nov 25th Saint Cecilia Musicians Nov 22nd Saint Christopher Travelers July 25th Saint Clare Good weather Aug 12th Saint Clement Sick children Nov 23rd Saint Cosmos Doctors Sept 27th Saint Dominic Hiqh Fever Jan 22nd Saint Dymphna Nervous conditions May 15th Saint Felix Truth Jan 14th Saint Florian Against fire May 4th Saint Francis Pets and animals Oct 4th Saint George Skin disease April 23rd Saint Giles Handicapped Sept 1st Saint Gregory Singers March 12th Saint Guy Epilepsy June 15th Saint Hilary Against snakes Jan 14th Saint Hubert Hunters Nov 3rd Saint Ignatius Priests July 31st Saint Irene Girls June 28th Saint Isadore Laborers May 10th Saint Joseph Carpenters/Good death March 19th Saint Julian Clowns Feb 12th Saint Lawrence Cooks Aug 10th Saint Name Patron of Feast Day Saint Louis Builders Aug 25th Saint Lucy Eye diseases Dec 13th Saint Luke Painters Oct 8th Saint Margaret Childbirth July 20th Saint Mark Doctors April 25th Saint Martha Innkeepers July 29th Saint Martin Tailors Nov 11th Our Lady of Lourdes Feb 11th Our Lady of Loretto Dec 10th Our Lady of Mercy Sept 24th Saint Mary - Our Lady of Guadalupe Dec 12th the Blessed Virgin Our Lady of Mount Carmel July 16th Our Lady of Perpetual Help June 27th Assumption of Our Lady Aug 15th Mother of God Jan 1st Immaculate Conception Dec 8th Saint Michael the Archangel Police Sept 29th Saint Nicholas Children Dec 6th Saint Odo Rain Nov 18th Saint Paul Rope-makers June 30th Saint Peter Locksmiths/Popes June 29th Saint Quentin Deadly coughs Oct 31st Saint Raymond Midwives Aug 31st Saint Scholastica Storms Feb 10th Saint Simon Curriers Oct 28th Saint Stephen Stone cutters Dec 26th Saint Theresa Missions Oct 3rd Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic schools March 7th Saint Ursula Good and happy death Oct 21st Saint Valentine Engagedcouples Feb 14th Saint Victor Protection from lightning July 21st Saint Vincent Winegrowers Jan 22nd Saint Wolfgang Paralysis June 2nd Saint Zita Housekeepers April 27th Can't find one that works for you? There is PLENTY of INFORMATION ABOUT SAINTS at the Catholic Online websiste ( http://www.catholic.org/saints/stindex.php )There are short biographies of hundreds of saints..
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