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A comprehensive online resource detailing the inspiring lives of saints from Christian tradition. In Catholicism, saints are revered individuals recognized for their heroic virtue and holiness, now in eternal union with God. They serve as profound role models and spiritual guides for the faithful.

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St. Peregrine - Feast day: May 4

Saint Peregrine is the patron saint for persons suffering from cancer, AIDS, and other life-threatening illnesses.

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St. San Pasqual - Feast day: May 17

Saint San Pasqual is the patron saint of cooks, cooking and food.

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St. Zita

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St. Yves

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St. Wolfgang

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St. Agatha

Saint Agatha is the patron saint of bellmakers, breast disease, fire prevention, and nurses.

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St. Adelard

Saint Adelard is the patron saint of gardeners.

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Our Lady of Guadalupe

Saint John of the Cross was born Juan de Yepes y Alvarez, in Fontiveros, Avila, Spain in 1542. His father was employed by wealthy family members as an accountant, but they disowned him when he married a poor woman from the lower class. As a result of his family’s poverty, John’s family suffered greatly. Feastday: December 14 Patron: of Contemplatives, mystics and Spanish poets Birth: 1542 Death: December 14, 1591 Beatified: January 25, 1675 by Pope Clement X Canonized: December 27, 1726 by Pope Benedict XIII Author and Publisher - Catholic Online Printable Catholic Saints PDFs Shop St. John of the Cross

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St. Peregrine - Feast day: May 4

Saint Peregrine is the patron saint for persons suffering from cancer, AIDS, and other life-threatening illnesses.

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St. San Pasqual - Feast day: May 17

Saint San Pasqual is the patron saint of cooks, cooking and food.

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Latest Reader Stories

"Praying as I cook"

I don’t exactly remember when I began praying as I cooked. I was told I’m ridiculous but I continued. Its been a good 30 years. Now, cooking in a hospital, I teach others that food has to be respected as we approach it and prepare it. When consumed, it commences healing and maintains health. Jesus did the same…prayed over fish and bread and later over bread and wine.

A story of St. San Pasqual by JL

"Tttthhhhh vvvv vghh"

tron Saint of Breast Cancer: Due to the torture she endured, where her breasts were cut off, she is considered a powerful intercessor for those with breast cancer. Patron Saint of Rape Victims: Agatha was also sent to a brothel and subjected to violence, leading to her being a patron saint for those who have experienced sexual assault. Patron Saint of Wet Nurses: Her story also includes a vision of St. Peter healing her wounds, leading to her patronage of wet nurses, who provide nourishment and care. Protection Against Fire: She is also invoked for protection against fires and volcanic eruptions, particularly in Sicily, due to her intercession during a Mount Etna

A story of St. Agatha by AL

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Tedgyh h vh bgyu

A story of St. Agatha by AL