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“The Book of Saints,” by the Benedictine Monks of St. Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate, 6th ed., Harrisburg: Morehouse Publishing, 1989
”Butler's Lives of Patron Saints,” ed. Michael Walsh arper & Row, 1987
”Encyclopedia of Saints,” Clemens Jockle, 2003, Konecky & Konecky,
“Oxford Dictionary of Saints,” ed. David Farmer, New ed., Oxford, 1997 or
“The Encyclopedia of Saints,” Rosemary Ellen Guiley, New York:Checkmar Books, 2001
”2012 Our Sunday Visitor's Catholic Almanac”
“Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints”, Revised, by Matthew Bunson, Margaret Bunson, Stephen Buson, 2003, Our Sunday Visitor, isbn 1-931709-75-0
“The Directory of Saints,” by Annette Sandoval, Dutton, 1996

Holweck, start p. 50

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Abda – Patron of Sterile women in Syria (Holweck, p. 2);
Abdon – Barrelmakers (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 28); Coopers (Butler's, p. 8; Holweck, p. 3); Pescia (Holweck, p. 3); Sahagun, Spain (Principal) (Holweck, p. 3);
Abel - Blind (Holweck, p. 3); Lame (Holweck, p. 3);
Abhai the centenarian – Posionous reptiles (Holweck, p. 4);
Abraham of Clermont – against fever (Holweck, p. 6);
Abraham the Patriarch – Hotel men (Holweck, p. 6);
Abundantiana – Spoleto (Principal) (Holweck, p. 7);
Abundius of Lucera – Pietra Montecorvina (Holweck, p. 7);
Achatius or Agathius – against fear of death (Jockle, p. 7); Squillace (Principal) (Holweck, p. 10); against Strong religious doubts (Jockle, p. 7); against Terminal diseases (Jockle, p. 7);
Achery (Acheric?) - Belmont Abbey (Holweck, p. 10-11);
Achilles of Larissa – Presba (Holweck, p. 11);
Acindynus of Persia – Gasponi, Spain (Holweck, p. 11);
Acisculus and Victoria – against (thunder)storms (Farmer, p. 3; Holweck, p. 11);
Acto – Diocese of Teramo (Holweck, p. 12);
Adalbald of Ostrevant – Parents of large families (Guiley, p. 363);
Adalbert – Bohemia (Butler's, p. 5; Jockle, p. 8);
Adalbert of Northumbria – Egmont Abbey (Holweck, p. 13);
Adalbert of Oberaltaich – against cancer (Holweck, p. 13);
Adalhard of Corbie – Gardeners (Holweck, p. 3); against fever (Holweck, p. 3); against typhus (Holweck, p. 3);
Adalpret of Trent – Diocese of Trent (Holweck, p. 13);
Adam – Gardeners (Butler's, p. 10); Horticulturalists (Butler's, p. 11);
Adam of Ferma – against epilepsy (Holweck, p. 14);
Addai – Iran (Sandoval, p. 291); Syria (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 292);
Adelaide – Abuse victims (Guiley, p. 357); Brides (Guiley, p. 358); Empresses (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 86); Exiles (Guiley, p. 360); In-law problems (Guiley, p. 361); Parenthood (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 171-172); Parents of large families (Guiley, p. 363); Princesses (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 188); Prisoners (Guiley, p. 364); Second marriages (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 207); Second parents (Guiley, p. 365); Step-parents (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 223-224); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
Adelard – Gardeners (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361);
Adelbert or Adalbert of Prague – Czech Republic (Guiley, p. 367); Prussia (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 368);
Adelelem – Butlers (Almanac, p. 212; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 42);
Adelemus of Burgos – Burgos (Holweck, p. 14);
Adelgundis – against cancer (Holweck, p. 14); Aiken (Principal) (Holweck, p. 14);
Adelgundis of Dronghen – Dronghen (Holweck, p. 14);
Adheritus of Ravenna – Ravenna (Holweck, p. 17);
Adjuto or Adjutor or Ayoutre – against Drowning (Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; Holweck p. 18; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 77); Swimmers (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 228); Yachtmen (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 255);
Adjutor of Benevento – Beneventor (Principal) (Holweck, p. 17);
Adrian – Butchers (Guiley, p. 358);
Adrian of Nicomedia – Butchers (Holweck, p. 20; OSVE p. 897); against Pestilence or Plague (Holweck, p. 20; Jockle, p. 10); Arms dealers (Saints.sqpn.com); Executioners (Jockle, p. 10); Fabriano (Holweck, p. 20); Grammont (Jockle, p. 10); Grosseto (Holweck, p. 20); Matelica (Principal) (Holweck, p. 20); Messengers (Jockle, p. 10); Prison guards and officials or warders (Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 10); Smiths (Jockle, p. 10); Soldiers (Holweck, p. 20; Jockle, p. 10); against Sudden Death (Jockle, p. 10);
Aedhan of Ferns – Diocese of Ferns (Principal) (Holweck, p. 21);
Aedistus – S. Edisto on Mte. Socrate (Holweck, p. 22);
Aelhaiarn of Llan – Llan Co of Merioneth Wales (Holweck, p. 22);
Aelrhiw or Elryw – Rhiw, Caernarvon (Holweck, p. 23);
Aemilianus – Trevi (Principal) (Holweck, p. 24); Montefalco (Holweck, p. 24);
Aemilianus of Faenza – Faenza (Holweck, p. 24);
Aemilius and Priamus – Diocese of Bosa (Holweck, p. 24);
Afra – Fire (Jockle, p. 12); Lost souls (Jockle, p. 12); Medicinal herbs (Jockle, p. 12); Penitents (Holweck, p. 26; Jockle, p. 12); Prostitutes (Jockle, p. 12);
Afran – Llantrisaint, Wales (Holweck, p. 26);
Africanus of Comminges – against thunderstorms (Holweck, p. 26); Vabres (Principal) (Holweck, p. 26);
Agabus – Clairvoyance (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 55); Psychics (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 191);
Agapitus – Colic (Sandoval, p. 58); against Abdominal pains (Saints.sqpn.com);
Agapitus of Ravenna – Ravenna (Holweck, p. 27);
Agapitus of Pergola – Pergola, Italy (Holweck, p. 28);
Agapitus of Palestrina – Palestrina (Principal) (Holweck, p. 28); Kremsmunster Monastery (Principal) (Holweck, p. 28); against Colic (Holweck, p. 28);
Agatha – Ali, Sicily (Saints.sqpn.com); Alpine guides (Guiley, p. 357); Bell founders (Jockle, p. 14); Blast-furnace workers (Jockle, p. 14); against breast cancer (Saints.sqpn.com); against breast disease (Jockle, p. 14; OSVE p. 896; Saints.sqpn.com); Catania (Principal) (Holweck, p. 29; Jockle, p. 14); against Earthquakes (Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 29; Jockle, p. 14); against eruptions of Mount Etna (Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 29); against Famine (Holweck, p. 29); against Fire (Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 29; Jockle, p. 14); Fire prevention (Guiley, p. 360); Girdlers (Guiley, p. 360); Gold casters (Jockle, p. 14); Goldsmiths (Jockle, p. 14); Hungry (Jockle, p. 14); against Inflammations (Jockle, p. 14); Jewelers (Guiley, p. 362; Holweck, p. 29); Malta (Guiley, p. 368); Martyrs (Guiley, p. 362); Miners (Jockle, p. 14); against Natural disasters (Guiley, p. 363); Nursemaids (Jockle, p. 14); Nurses (OSVE, p. 900); Rape victims (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 198); Shepherdesses (Guiley, p. 365); Single lay women (Guiley, p. 365); against Sterility (Guiley, p. 365); against Thunderstorms (Holweck, p. 29); Torture victims (Guiley, p. 366); against Volcanic eruptions (Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 14; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 245); Weavers (Jockle, p. 14); Wet nurses (Guiley, p. 366; Holweck, p. 29); Zamarramala, Spain (Guiley, p. 368);
Agatho – Palermo (Holweck, p. 30);
Agatho of Lipari – Lipari (Holweck, p. 30);
Agia – Lawsuits (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 140);
Agnes – Children of Mary (Almanac, p. 212); Girls (OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 105); Young girls (Almanac, p. 214);
Agnes of Rome – Chastity (Guiley, p. 358); Children (Jockle, p. 16); Engaged couples (Jockle, p. 16); Gardeners (Holweck, p. 33; Jockle, p. 16); Girl Scouts (Guiley, p. 360); Girls (Guiley, p. 360); Hostels for female workers (Jockle, p. 16); Order of the Holy Trinity (Jockle, p. 16); Virgins (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 16); Young girls (Holweck, p. 33);
Agnes of Bohemia – Holy Cross Fathers of the Star (Holweck, p. 30);
Agostina Pietrantoni – Abuse victims (Guiley, p. 357); Martyrs (Guiley, p. 362); People ridiculed for their piety (Guiley, p. 363); against Poverty (Guiley, p. 364);
Agricola of Avignon – Avignon, France (Holweck, p. 35); against Bad luck or misfortune (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 26); Good weather (OSVE p. 898); for Rain (Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 35; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 197); Good weather (Guiley, p. 361; Sandoval, p. 106-107); against Plagues (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 179-180); Storks (Holweck, p. 35);
Agrippina – against Diabolical obsessions (Holweck, p. 35); against Evil spirits (OSVE p. 898); against leprosy (Holweck, p. 35); against thunderstorms (Holweck, p. 35; OSVE, p. 902);
Agrippinus of Naples – Naples (Holweck, p. 35);
Aigulf or Ayoul – against diabolical possession (Holweck, p. 36);
Alain or Elan of Gascony – Lavour (Holweck, p. 38);
Alban – English College at Valladolid (Holweck, p. 38); St. Albans, Herts. (Farmer, p. 537); Refugees (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 199); Torture victims (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 235);
Albanus of Namur – against pestilence (Holweck, p. 38);
Albanus of Mayence – against epilepsy (Holweck, p. 39); against gravel (Holweck, p. 39); against hernia (Holweck, p. 39);
Alberic of Lyons – Montbrison (Principal) (Holweck, p. 39);
Albert of Cashel – Diocese of Cashel and Emly (Principal) (Holweck, p. 39);
Albert of Montecorvino – Diocese of Montecorvino (Holweck, p. 39);
Albert Quadrelli of Lodi – Lodi (Holweck, p. 39);
Albert of Trapani – against diabolical obsession (Holweck, p. 40); Fever sufferers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 94); Jaundice sufferers (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 133); Messina (Holweck, p. 40); Trapani (Principal) (Holweck, p. 40); against yellow fever (Holweck, p. 40);
Albert the Great – Cologne University (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 16); Medical technicians (OSVE p. 899); Miners (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 25); Naturalists (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 25); Schoolchildren (Guiley, p. 364); Scientists (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 205); Students (Guiley, p. 365); Theology students (Guiley, p. 366);
Albertinus of Citta di Castello – Fabriano (Holweck, p. 41); patron against hernia (Holweck, p. 41);
Albinus – against Gallstones (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 103); against Kidney disease (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 135);
Alchmund – Derby (Former) (Holweck, p. 42);
Aldebrand or Ildebrand of Fossombrone – Cesena (Holweck, p. 43); Fossombrone (Principal) (Holweck, p. 43);
Aldegonda or Aldegund – against Childhood illnesses (Sandoval, p. 50); against Injuries (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 127-128);
Aldegund – against Childhood illnesses (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897);
Alena or Aline – against toothaches (Holweck, p. 44);
Pope Alexander of Rome – Munich-Freising (Holweck, p. 46);
Alexander of Jordani – against piles (Holweck, p. 47); against headache (Holweck, p. 47);
Alexander the charcoal-burner – charcoal-burners (Holweck, p. 47);
Alexander of Bergamo – Bergamo (Principal) (Holweck, p. 47);
Alexander of Freiburg – Freiburg (Holweck, p. 47, 48);
Alexis or Alexius – Alexian Brothers (Holweck, p. 50; Jockle, p. 26); against Bad weather (in Augsburg) (Jockle, p. 26); Beggars (Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 50; Jockle, p. 26; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 30); Beghards (Jockle, p. 26); Beguines (Jockle, p. 26); Beltmakers (Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 50; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 31); Brotherhood for the Care of Sick and Mentally Disturbed Persons (Jockle, p. 26); Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Holweck, p. 50); against Earthquakes (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 26); against Epidemics (in Paderborn) (Jockle, p. 26); Girdlers (Jockle, p. 26); Innsbruck (Jockle, p. 26); against Lightning (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 26); Pilgrims (Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 50; Jockle, p. 26); against Plague (at Bad Hall salt-water spa) (Jockle, p. 26); Sick (Jockle, p. 26); against Storms (Guiley, p. 365); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366); Vagabonds (in Lower Austria) (Jockle, p. 26);
Alodia – Child abuse victims (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 49); Runaways (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 201-202);
Aloysius Gonzaga – AIDS caregivers (Guiley, p. 357); AIDS sufferers (Guiley, p. 357); Catholic youth (Guiley, p. 358); Christian young people or students (Butler's, p. 7; Holweck, p. 52); against Eye trouble and diseases (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 27); Manuta (Holweck, p. 52; Jockle, p. 27); relief from Pestilence (Guiley, p. 363; Holweck, p. 52); against Plagues (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 27); against Sore eyes (Holweck, p. 52); Students (Holweck, p. 52); Students in Jesuit colleges (Butler's, p. 20); Teenagers (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 231); Christian young people (Butler's, p. 22); Young students (Jockle, p. 27); Youth (Almanac, p. 214); Youths (Guiley, p. 366; Holweck, p. 52);
Alphonsa Hawthorne – against death of Children (Guiley, p. 359); Difficult marriages (Guiley, p. 359); Divorced people (Guiley, p. 359); against Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 363); Sick children (Guiley, p. 359);
Alphonsus Mary Liguori – Confessors (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 60); Lay apostolate (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 28); Moral theologians (Butler's, p. 14; Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 363); Moralists (Sandoval, p. 60); Nocera (Holweck, p. 53); Professors (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 191); Theologians (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 233); Vocations (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 245);
Alphonsus Rodriquez – Palma (Holweck, p. 53); Paraguay (Guiley, p. 368);
Amalburga or Gudula – against Bruises (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 40); against Fever (Holweck, p. 56);
Amand or Amandus or Alain – Belgium (Jockle, p. 29); Flanders (Jockle, p. 29); Maastricht (Jockle, p. 29); Salzburg (Jockle, p. 29); Utrecht (Jockle, p. 29); Wine merchants (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; Holweck, p. 56; Jockle, p. 29; OSVE, p. 902); Wineries and wine growers (Guiley, p. 366);
Ambrose – Bakers of honeybread (Guiley, p. 358); Bee-keepers (Jockle, p. 31); Bees (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 60; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 30); Bishops (Guiley, p. 358); Bologna (Jockle, p. 31); Candlemakers (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 31); Chandlers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 47); Domestic animals (Guiley, p. 357); French Army Comissariat (Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 367); Geese (Guiley, p. 361); Gingerbread makers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 31); Learners (Almanac, p. 213); Learning (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 141); Milan, Italy (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 31); Schoolchildren (Guiley, p. 364); Stonemasons (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 31); Wax chandlers or melters and refiners (Guiley, p. 366; Holweck, p. 60);
Ambrose Sansedoni or Ambrose of Sansedoni – Betrothed couples (Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 60); Siena, Italy (Guiley, p. 368); Students (Holweck, p. 60);
Anastasia – Weavers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366);
Anastasius the Persian – Goldsmiths (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 66); against Headaches (Holweck, p. 66); Weavers (Guiley, p. 366);
Anastasius the Fuller – Fullers (OSVE p. 898); Spalato (Holweck, p. 68);
Andrew – St. Andrew's, Fife (Farmer, p. 537);
Andrew Avellino – against Apoplexy (Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357; Holweck, p. 72; Sandoval, p. 17); Anglona-Torsi, Naples (Holweck, p. 72); for a Holy death (Guiley, p. 361); Naples (Butler's, p. 15; Guiley, p. 368); Possession by the Devil (Butler's, p. 17); Sicily (Butler's, p. 19); Stroke victims (Guiley, p. 365); against Storkes (Guiley, p. 365); against Sudden death (OSVE p. 897);
Andrew the Apostle – Achaia (Guiley, p. 367; Holweck, p. 72); Amalfi (Jockle, p. 32); Anglers (Guiley, p. 357); Bordeaux (Jockle, p. 32); Brescia (Jockle, p. 32); Bruges (Jockle, p. 32); Brunswick (Guiley, p. 367); Burgundy, France (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 32); Butchers (Jockle, p. 32); Fishermen (Jockle, p. 32 ; OSVE p. 898); Fishmongers (Jockle, p. 32); against Gout (Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 72; Jockle, p. 32); Greece (Jockle, p. 32; OSVE, p. 903); Holstein (Guiley, p. 368); against matrimonial Infertility (Jockle, p. 32); Lower Austria (Jockle, p. 32); Luxembourg (Guiley, p. 368); Maidens (Guiley, p. 362); Manila (Jockle, p. 32); Mantua (Jockle, p. 32); Mines (Jockle, p. 32); Naples (Jockle, p. 32); Old maids (Guiley, p. 363; Holweck, p. 72); Order of St. Andrew (of Russia) (Jockle, p. 32); Order of St. Andrew (of Scotland) (Jockle, p. 32); Order of the Golden Fleece (Jockle, p. 32); Patras, Greece (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 32); Pesaro (Guiley, p. 368); Ravenna (Jockle, p. 32); Rope-makers (Jockle, p. 32); Russia (Jockle, p. 32; OSVE, p. 903); Scotland (Almanac, p. 214; Jockle, p. 32; OSVE, p. 903); Sicily (Jockle, p. 32); Singers (Guiley, p. 365); Single lay women (Guiley, p. 365); against Sore throats (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 72; Jockle, p. 32); Spain (Jockle, p. 32); Spinsters (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 32); against Stiff neck (Guiley, p. 365); University of Patras (Guiley, p. 368); Unmarried women (Guiley, p. 366); Watercarriers (Jockle, p. 32); Weddings (Jockle, p. 32); Women who wish to become mothers (Guiley, p. 366);
Andronicus – Silversmiths (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 75; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 212);
Angela Merici – Bodily ills (Guiley, p. 358); Disabled people (Guiley, p. 359); Handicapped people (Guiley, p. 361); against Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 363); against Sickness (Guiley, p. 365); Uruslines (Jockle, p. 34); Young girls at school (Jockle, p. 34); Young people (Jockle, p. 34);
Angelico – Artists (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 4); Painters (Butler's, p. 16);
Anne – Apt (Holweck, p. 79); Boatmen on the River Elbe (Jockle, p. 35); Bretagne (Holweck, p. 79); Bridal couples (Jockle, p. 35); Broommakers (Guiley, p. 358); Brotherhood of St. Anne of Steinerberg, Switzerland (1609) (Jockle, p. 35); Brotherhood of St. Anne (Goslar, 1622) (Jockle, p. 35); Brotherhood of St. Anne (Vienna, 1668) (Jockle, p. 35); Cabinet makers (Jockle, p. 35; OSVE p. 897); Canada (OSVE, p. 903); Carpenters (Guiley, p. 358); Childless people (Guiley, p. 358); Childless women (Butler's, p. 7; Butler's, p. 22); Como Hospital (1468) (Jockle, p. 35); Dying (Jockle, p. 35); Florence (Jockle, p. 35); Grandmothers and grandparents (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 107); Green grass and a good hay harvest in Brittany (Jockle, p. 35); Grocers (Jockle, p. 35); Home helps (Jockle, p. 35); Horsemen (Guiley, p. 361); Household goods (Jockle, p. 35); Housekeepers (Guiley, p. 361; Sandoval, p. 121); Housewives (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 35; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 121); Innsbruck (Jockle, p. 35); Lacemakers (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 35); against Loss articles (Guiley, p. 362); Male servants (Jockle, p. 35); Millers (Jockle, p. 35); Miners (Butler's, p. 14; Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 35); Mothers (Guiley, p. 363); Naples (Jockle, p. 35); Nursemaids (Jockle, p. 35); Old clothes dealers (Guiley, p. 363); Plague victims (Jockle, p. 35); against Poverty (Guiley, p. 364); Pregnant women (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 35); Quebec, Canada (Guiley, p. 368); Ropemakers (Jockle, p. 35); Rozsnyo/Roznava (now Slovakia) (Jockle, p. 35); St. Anne Brotherhood of Intellectual Workers, Koblenz (Jockle, p. 35); Santa Ana Pueblo (Guiley, p. 368); Seamastresses (Guiley, p. 364); Stable workers (Guiley, p. 365); against Sterility (Guiley, p. 365); Tailors (Jockle, p. 35); Taos, New Mexico (Guiley, p. 368); Turners (Guiley, p. 366); Vernale (Holweck, p. 79); Weavers (Jockle, p. 35); Widows (Jockle, p. 35); Women in labor (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 251);
Anne Line – Childless people (Guiley, p. 358); Converts (Guiley, p. 359); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
Anskar – Denmark (OSVE, p. 903); Diocese of Hamburg, Bremen (Jockle, p. 35); Scandinavia (OSVE, p. 903);
Ansovinus – Camerino (Holweck, p. 83); Crops (Guiley, p. 359; Holweck, p. 83; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 64); against Hail (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 110); Protector of Crops (Almanac, p. 213);
Anthony or Anthony of Egypt or Anthony the Abbot or Anthony the Great – Diocese of Ampurias (Holweck, p. 88); Amputees (OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 15); Basket makers (Butler's, p. 5); Basketweavers (OSVE p. 896); Benevento (Holweck, p. 88); Brushmakers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 88; Jockle, p. 38; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 40); Butchers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 88; Jockle, p. 38); Cemetary workers (Guiley, p. 358); Domestic animals (Butler's, p. 4; Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 38); Eczema and eczema sufferers (Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 83); Epileptics (Guiley, p. 360); against Epilepsy (Holweck, p. 88); Ergotism sufferers (Guiley, p. 360); Gravediggers (OSVE p. 898); Graveyards (Holweck, p. 88); Hermits (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 115); protector of Hogs and other domestic animals (Holweck, p. 88); Knightly orders (Jockle, p. 38); Manila (Holweck, p. 88); Diocese of Menorca (Holweck, p. 88); Monks (Guiley, p. 363); Naples (Holweck, p. 88); Order of St. Antony (1059) (Jockle, p. 38); Order of the Knights of St. Antony (1382) (Jockle, p. 38); Palermo (Holweck, p. 88); against Pestilence in men and animals (Holweck, p. 88); Pestilence sufferers (Guiley, p. 363); Pets (Butler's, p. 16); Pigs (Jockle, p. 38); Poor (Jockle, p. 38); St. Antony's Canons (1217) (Jockle, p. 38); St. Anthony's Fire (Butler's, p. 20); Sick (Jockle, p. 38); against Skin diseases or Erysipelas (Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 88); Swineherds (Jockle, p. 38);
Anthony Mary Claret – Foundations (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 98); Savings banks (Butler's, p. 18);
Anthony of Padua – Amputees (Guiley, p. 357); Animals (Guiley, p. 357); Barren women (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 28-29); Boatmen (Guiley, p. 358); against Demons (Jockle, p. 42); Donkeys (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 42); Elderly people (Guiley, p. 360); Expectant mothers (Guiley, p. 360); Faience manufacturers (Jockle, p. 42); against Fever (Jockle, p. 42); Fishermen (Guiley, p. 360); Harvests (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361); Hildesheim (Jockle, p. 42); Horses (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 42); against Infertility (Jockle, p. 42); Kingdom of both Sicilies (Holweck, p. 90); Lisbon (Holweck, p. 90; Jockle, p. 42); Lovers (Jockle, p. 42); Mariners (Guiley, p. 362); Married couples (Jockle, p. 42); Miners (Jockle, p. 42); Native Americans (Guiley, p. 368); Oppressed people (Guiley, p. 363); Paderborn (Jockle, p. 42); Padua (Jockle, p. 42); against Plague (Jockle, p. 42); Poor (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 90; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 183); Portugal (OSVE, p. 903); San Antonio, Texas (Holweck, p. 90); Searchers of lost articles (Almanac, p. 213; Jockle, p. 42); against Shipwrecks (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 42; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 210); Split (Jockle, p. 42); against Starvation (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 223); against Sterility (Guiley, p. 365); Telese (Holweck, p. 90); Tigua Indians (Guiley, p. 368); Travelers (Jockle, p. 42; OSVE, p. 902); against War (Jockle, p. 42); Women (Jockle, p. 42);
Antiochus – Switzerland (Guiley, p. 368);
Antoninus of Florence – Fever sufferers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 94);
Apollinaris of Ravenna – Aachen (Jockle, p. 43); Burtscheid (Jockle, p. 43); Classis (Jockle, p. 43); against Diseases of the sexual organs (Jockle, p. 43); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 43); against Gallstones (Jockle, p. 43); against Gout (Jockle, p. 43); Monasteries of St. Apollinaris in Remagen and Dusseldorf (Jockle, p. 43); Needle-workers (Jockle, p. 43); Ravenna (Jockle, p. 43);
Apollonia of Alexandria – Dentists (Jockle, p. 43; OSVE p. 897); Toothache sufferers (Jockle, p. 43; OSVE, p. 902);
Armand – Brewers (Butler's, p. 5); Hotel employees (Guiley, p. 361); Innkeepers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361); Merchants (Guiley, p. 362); Wine merchants (Butler's, p. 22; Sandoval, p. 250); Wine trade (Butler's, p. 22);
Arnulf or Arnulph of Metz – Brewers (Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 106); Finding lost objects (Guiley, p. 360); Flour industry workers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 99); against Lost articles (Guiley, p. 362; Holweck, p. 106); Millers (OSVE, p. 900); Music (Guiley, p. 363);
Arthefius – Kidnapping victims (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 135);
Asaph – St. Asaph, Clwyd (Farmer, p. 537);
Athanasia – Silversmiths (Butler's, p. 19);
Augustine of Canterbury – Canterbury, Kent (Farmer, p. 532); England (Guiley, p. 367);
Augustine of Hippo – Algiers (Holweck, p. 120); Augustine canons (Jockle, p. 47); Augustine hermits (Jockle, p. 47); Brewers (OSVE p. 896); Carthage (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 47); Ostuni in Apulia (Holweck, p. 120); Printers (OSVE, p. 900); Theologians (Jockle, p. 47; OSVE, p. 902); Tunis (Holweck, p. 120);
Austell – Austell, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 537);
Avertinus – against Dizziness (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 73); against Headaches (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 112);

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Balbina – against Scrofulus diseases (Guiley, p. 364); against Struma (Guiley, p. 365);
Barbara – Ammunition workers (Guiley, p. 357); Architects (Jockle, p. 49; OSVE p. 896); Army (Jockle, p. 50); Artillery (Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357; Holweck, p. 131); Artillerymen (Jockle, p. 50); Bell ringers (Jockle, p. 49); Brass workers (Guiley, p. 358); Brick layers (Jockle, p. 49); Builders (OSVE p. 896); Butchers (Jockle, p. 49); Cairo (Jockle, p. 49): Carpenters (Jockle, p. 50); Casters (Jockle, p. 49); Chefs (Jockle, p. 49); Construction workers (Jockle, p. 49); Dying (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 79); Edessa (Jockle, p. 49); for a favorable hour of death (Jockle, p. 50); against Fire (Holweck, p. 131); Fire prevention (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 95); Firemen (Jockle, p. 50); Fireworks (Guiley, p. 360); Fortifications (Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 131; Jockle, p. 50); Founders (Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 131; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 98-99); Gravediggers (Holweck, p. 131; Jockle, p. 49-50); Gunners (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361); Hatters (Jockle, p. 49); against Impenitence (Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 131); Italian firemen (Butler's, p. 10); Italian marines (Butler's, p. 13); Italian military engineers (Butler's, p. 9); against Lightning (Guiley, p. 362; Holweck, p. 131); Mantua (Holweck, p. 131); Metz (Holweck, p. 131); Miners (particularly in Saxony, Silesia, Bohemia, South Tyrol, Lorraine, and the Ruhr district) (Jockle, p. 49; OSVE, p. 900); Powder magazines (Holweck, p. 131); Prisoners (Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 131; Jockle, p. 49; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 189-190); Rieti (Holweck, p. 131); Stonemasons (Jockle, p. 49; OSVE, p. 901); against (thunder)storms (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 131); against Sudden death (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 131); Tilers (Jockle, p. 49); Towers (Jockle, p. 50); Warehouses (Guiley, p. 366); Young girls (Jockle, p. 49);
Barnabas – Barnabite Order (Jockle, p. 52); Coopers (Jockle, p. 52); Florence, Italy (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 52); against Hailstorms (Jockle, p. 52); Milan, Italy (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 52); Missionary labors (Guiley, p. 363); against Quarrels (Jockle, p. 52); against Sorrow (Jockle, p. 52); Weavers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 52);
Bartholomew the Apostle – Altenburg (Jockle, p. 53); Armenia (Jockle, p. 53; Sandoval, p. 20); Bakers (Jockle, p. 53); Benevento (Holweck, p. 135); Bethune (Jockle, p. 53): Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 53); Butchers (Jockle, p. 53); Cobblers (Guiley, p. 359); Corn chandlers (Guiley, p. 359); Country folk (Jockle, p. 53); Curzola (Jockle, p. 53); Diocese of Liege (Jockle, p. 53); Dyers (Guiley, p. 360); Fermo (Jockle, p. 53); Florentine oil, salt and cheese makers and merchants (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 53); Frankfurt am Main (Jockle, p. 53); Furriers (Guiley, p. 360); Glovers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 53); Leather workers (Jockle, p. 53); Lipari (Holweck, p. 135); Maastricht (Jockle, p. 53); Millers (Jockle, p. 53); Miners (Jockle, p. 53); against Nervous diseases (Guiley, p. 363); Plzen (Jockle, p. 53); Shepherds (Jockle, p. 53); Shoemakers (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 53); Tailors (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 53); Tanners (Jockle, p. 53); Trappers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 238); against Twitching (Guiley, p. 366); Vinegrowers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 53); Whiteners (Guiley, p. 366);
Basil the Great – Hospital administrators (OSVE p. 899); Order of St. Basil (Jockle, p. 56);
Basilides – Italian prison officers (Butler's, p. 17);
Basilissa – Breast-feeding (Butler's, p. 5); Chillblains (Butler's, p. 7); Nursing mothers (Butler's, p. 15);
Beatrix da Silva – Prisoners (Guiley, p. 364);
Bede the Venerable – Scholars (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 204);
Benedict XIII – Youth (Almanac, p. 214);
Benedict Biscop – Collectors (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 58); English Benedictines (Holweck, p. 146); Musicians (Guiley, p. 363); Painters (Guiley, p. 363);
Benedict Joseph Labre – Beggars (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 30-31); Homeless (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 116-117); Religious orders (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 199); Transients (OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 237);
Benedict of Nursia – Battles (Jockle, p. 67); Benedictines (Holweck, p. 147; Jockle, p. 67); Camaldulese (Holweck, p. 147); Capetians (Jockle, p. 67); Coppersmiths (Jockle, p. 67); the Dying (Butler's, p. 9; Jockle, p. 67); Europe (Jockle, p. 67; OSVE, p. 903); Farm workers (Butler's, p. 10); against Fever (Jockle, p. 67); France (Jockle, p. 67); against Gallstones (Jockle, p. 67); Gravel (Holweck, p. 147); against Inflammation (Jockle, p. 67); Italian architects (Butler's, p. 4); Italian engineers (Butler's, p. 9); Italian farmers (Butler's, p. 10); Italian Knights of Labour (Butler's, p. 13); Italian speleologists (Butler's, p. 20); Miners (Jockle, p. 67); Monastics (Guiley, p. 363); Monks (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 158); Norcia (Holweck, p. 147; Sandoval, p. 251); against Poison (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 147; Jockle, p. 67; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 182); Poison sufferers (Almanac, p. 213); Potholers or Spelunkers (Butler's, p. 17; Butler's, p. 20); S. Martino de Cucajes (Holweck, p. 147); Schoolchildren (Jockle, p. 67); Silvestrines (Holweck, p. 147); Speleologists (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 67; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 221); Teachers (Jockle, p. 67); The West (Jockle, p. 67); against Witchcraft or Magic (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 67; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 250-251);
Benedict the Black or Benedict the Moor or Benedict the Negro – African Americans (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 12-13); Black missions (Almanac, p. 213); Parish mission (Sandoval, p. 157-158);
Bernadette – Shepherdesses (OSVE, p. 901);
Bernard of Clairvaux – against Animal epidemics (Jockle, p. 70); Bees (Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 154; Jockle, p. 70); Beekeeping (Jockle, p. 70); Burgundy, France (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 70); Cancer victims (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 48); (Wax) Chandlers or candle makers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Holweck, p. 154; Jockle, p. 70; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 47-48); against Children's diseases (Jockle, p. 70); Cistercians (Jockle, p. 70); Climbers in distress (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 70); Gibraltar (Jockle, p. 70); Hour of death (Jockle, p. 70); Liguria, Italy (Guiley, p. 368; Holweck, p. 154; Jockle, p. 70); against Possession (Jockle, p. 70); Speyer Cathedral, Germany (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 70); against Storms (Jockle, p. 70);
Bernard of Montjoix or Bernard of Menthon – Alpine inhabitants, travellers, alpinists (Butler's, p. 4); Alpinists (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 14); Alps (Sandoval, p. 290); Diocese of Aosta (Holweck, p. 153); Mountaineers (OSVE, p. 900); Skiers (OSVE, p. 901);
Bernardino of Feltre – Bankers (Butler's, p. 5); Pawnbrokers (Butler's, p. 16);
Bernardino or Bernardine of Siena – Advertising (OSVE p. 896); against Bleeding (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 72); Campagna (Holweck, p. 155); Capri (Holweck, p. 155); against Chest complaints (Jockle, p. 72); Communications (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897); Communications personnel (Almanac, p. 212; Sandoval, p. 59); Gambling problems (OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 103-104); against Hoarseness (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 72); Lungs and chest (Guiley, p. 362); Massa Marittima, Italy (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 72); Observants (Jockle, p. 72); Public relations (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 192); Rossano (Holweck, p. 155); Venice (Holweck, p. 155); Wool weavers and workers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 72);
Beuno – Sick children (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 52);
Bibliana – against Hangovers (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 111);
Blaise or Blasius or Blasé of Sebaste – Brick layers (Jockle, p. 74); Builders or Building workers (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 74); Cattle (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 74); Doctors (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 74); Dubrovnik (Jockle, p. 74); Guelphs (Jockle, p. 74); Hatters or Hat makers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 74); Hosiery workers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 74); against Neck complaints or disorders (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 74); Diocese of Ostuni (Holweck, p. 163); Paraguay (Holweck, p. 163); Pets (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 74); Physicians (Holweck, p. 163); Plasterers (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 74); Serra S. Brunone, Calabria (Holweck, p. 163); Shoemakers (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 74); Soap-boilers (Jockle, p. 74); Stone carvers (Jockle, p. 74); Stonecutters (Guiley, p. 365); Tailors (Jockle, p. 74); Tanners (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 74); against Throat diseases (OSVE, p. 902); Veterinarians (OSVE, p. 902); Vignanello, dioc. Civita Castellana (Holweck, p. 163); (Wax) chandlers (Holweck, p. 163; Jockle, p. 74); Weavers (Jockle, p. 74); Wild animals (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 249); Wind musicians (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 74); Windmill owners (Jockle, p. 74); Wool dealers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 74);
Blessed Virgin Mary – Altotting (Jockle, p. 303); Bavaria (Jockle, p. 303); Chastity (Jockle, p. 303); Einsiedeln (Jockle, p. 303); fishermen (Jockle, p. 303); German Order (Jockle, p. 303); grinders in Hallgarten, Rheingau (Jockle, p. 303); Hungary (Jockle, p. 303; Sandoval, p. 291); Korea (Sandoval, p. 137); Lower Italy (Jockle, p. 303); numerous Marian brotherhoods (Jockle, p. 303); Marian Congregation (Jockle, p. 303); members of religious orders (Jockle, p. 303); Mothers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 159); Poland (Jockle, p. 303); Pregnant women (Jockle, p. 303); Rhineland (Jockle, p. 303); sailors (Jockle, p. 303); Servites (Jockle, p. 303); Sicily (Jockle, p. 303); Southern France (Jockle, p. 303); Spain (Jockle, p. 303); Virginity (Jockle, p. 303); Virgins (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 244); Westphalia ( Jockle, p. 303);
Blessed Virgin Mary, the “Great Lady or Queen of Hungary” - Hungary (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 12; Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903);
Bona – Flight attendants (OSVE p. 898); Travel hostesses (Almanac, p. 214);
Bonaventure of Bagnoreggio – Bagnorea (Holweck, p. 165); against Bowel disorders (Guiley, p. 358); Children (Jockle, p. 76): Franciscans (Jockle, p. 76); Fuerteventura (Holweck, p. 165); against Internal diseases (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899); Load-bearers (Jockle, p. 76); Lyons, France (Guiley, p. 368); Silk manufacturers (Jockle, p. 76); Theologians (Jockle, p. 76); Workers (Jockle, p. 76);
Bonaventure of Potenza – Bowel disorders (OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 36); Intestinal disease (Sandoval, p. 129);
Boniface or Bonifatius – Boniface missions for Christians in the diaspora (Jockle, p. 78); Brewers (Jockle, p. 78); Diocese of Fulda (Jockle, p. 78); Germany (Jockle, p. 78; OSVE, p. 903); Diocese of Plymouth (Holweck, p. 166); Tailors (Jockle, p. 78);
Boris – Moscow (Guiley, p. 368); Russia (Guiley, p. 368);
Breage – Breage, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 532);
Brendan of Clonfort or Brendan the Voyager or Brennain McFinlugh – Boatmen (Guiley, p. 358); Sailors (OSVE, p. 901); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366); Whales (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 248);
Brice or Briccius or Brictius – Pavia (Holweck, p. 171); against Stomach diseases (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 224);
Bridget – Dairyworkers (OSVE p. 897); Nuns (Almanac, p. 213; OSVE, p. 900);
Bridget or Brigitta of Sweden – Favorable hour of death (Jockle, p. 72); Healers (OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 113); against Miscarriages (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 156-157); Pilgrims (Holweck, p. 160; Jockle, p. 73); Sweden (OSVE, p. 903);
Brigid or Bride of Ireland – Blacksmiths (Guiley, p. 358); Boatmen (Guiley, p. 358); Cattle (Guiley, p. 358); Children whose parents are not married (Guiley, p. 359); Forsano (Holweck, p. 171); Fugitives (Guiley, p. 360); Ireland (OSVE, p. 903); Irish nuns (Guiley, p. 362); Livestock (in Ireland) (Jockle, p. 80); Mariners (Guiley, p. 362); Midwives (Guiley, p. 362); Newborn babies (Guiley, p. 363); Nuns (Guiley, p. 363; Sandoval, p. 164); Pinerolo (Holweck, p. 171); Poets (Guiley, p. 364); Printing press (Guiley, p. 364); Scholars (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 204); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366); Watermen (Guiley, p. 366);
Bruno – Carthusians (Jockle, p. 81); against Devil possession (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 71); Possessed (Almanac, p. 213);

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Cadoc or Catwg or Cadfael or Cador – Deafness (Holweck, p. 176); Glandular disorders (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 105); Llanspyddid (Holweck, p. 176); Scrofula (Holweck, p. 176);
Caedmon – Poets (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 181-182); Songwriters (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 220);
Cajetan – Uncontrolled gambling (Guiley, p. 360);
Cajetan of Thiene – Domestic animals (in Bavaria) (Jockle, p. 83); Kaufbeuren (Jockle, p. 83); against Plague (Jockle, p. 83); Theatine Order (Jockle, p. 83);
Camillus de Lellis – Aci-Reale, Sicily (Holweck, p. 187); Camillians (Jockle, p. 85); Chieti (Holweck, p. 187); Dying (Jockle, p. 85); Hospitals (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 187; Jockle, p. 85; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 119-120); Infirmarians (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 127); Male nurses (Jockle, p. 85); Nurses (OSVE, p. 900); Nurses' associations (Butler's, p. 15); Sick (Almanac, p. 213; Holweck, p. 187; Jockle, p. 85; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 211); Sick people (Guiley, p. 365);
Canute – Denmark (OSVE, p. 903);
Casimir or Casimir of Poland – against enemies of religion (Jockle, p. 86); against enemies of the fatherland (Jockle, p. 86); Galicia (Holweck, p. 182); Knights of St. John (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 86); Lithuania (OSVE, p. 903); Lithuanian young people (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 86); Poland (OSVE, p. 903); Polish youth (Jockle, p. 86); Posen (Holweck, p. 182); Princes (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 188);
Cassian or Cassian of Imola – Courtroom or court clerks (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 55); Stenographers (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 223);
Cathal – Hernia sufferers (Butler's, p. 11);
Catherine of Alexandria – Apologists (Butler's, p. 4); Arable crops (Jockle, p. 87); for Assistance in searching for drowned people (Jockle, p. 87); Bakers (Jockle, p. 87); Barbers (Jockle, p. 87); Boatmen (Jockle, p. 87); Book printers (Jockle, p. 87); Canton of Valais (Holweck, p. 198); against Diseases of the head and tongue (Jockle, p. 87); Eloquence (OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 84-85); Goa, India (Holweck, p. 198); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 87); Jaen, Spain (Holweck, p. 198); Jurists (Guiley, p. 362; Holweck, p. 198); Learning (Butler's, p. 13); Librarians (Butler's, p. 13); Libraries (Butler's, p. 13; Jockle, p. 87); Maidens (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 148); Married women (Jockle, p. 87); Millers (Jockle, p. 87); Milliners of Parisian houte couture (the so-called Catherinettes) (Jockle, p. 87); Notaries (Jockle, p. 87); Nursing mothers with insufficient milk (Jockle, p. 87); Paris University (Jockle, p. 87); Philosophers (Jockle, p. 87; OSVE, p. 900); Philosophy (Butler's, p. 16); Potters (Jockle, p. 87); Preachers (OSVE, p. 900); Rhetoricians (Jockle, p. 87); Rope makers (Jockle, p. 87); Shoemakers (Jockle, p. 87); Single women (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 214); Sinners (Spinners?) (Jockle, p. 87); Diocese of Sitten (Jockle, p. 87); Solicitors (Jockle, p. 87); Spinners (OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 221); Students or pupils (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 87; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 226-227); Tanners (Jockle, p. 87); Teachers (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 87); Theologians (Jockle, p. 87); Universities (Jockle, p. 87); Valais (Jockle, p. 87); Virgins (Jockle, p. 87); Wagon makers (Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 87); Werden (early - 1059) (Jockle, p. 87); Wheelwrights (Butler's, p. 22; Guiley, p. 366; Holweck, p. 198); Women students (Butler's, p. 20; Butler's, p. 22); Xanten (early – 1128) (Jockle, p. 87); Young women or girls (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 87); Zwickau (early – 1125) ( Jockle, p. 87);
Catherine of Bologna – Art (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 21); Artists (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357); Liberal arts (Guiley, p. 362; Sandoval, p. 142-143);
Catherine of Genoa – Italian nurses (Butler's, p. 15); Catherine of Siena – Dying (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 90); Fire prevention (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 95); against Headache (Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 90); Italian nurses (Butler's, p. 15); Italy {Primary) (Jockle, p. 90; OSVE, p. 903); for receiving the Last rites at the hour of death (Jockle, p. 90); Laundrywomen (Jockle, p. 90); Nursing and Nursing service (Almanac, p. 213); Nursing homes (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 165); against Pestilence or Plague (Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 90); Rome (Guiley, p. 368; Holweck, p. 198; Jockle, p. 90); Sisters of the Assumption (Holweck, p. 198); Spinsters (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 221); Third Order of St. Dominic (Jockle, p. 90);
Catherine of Sweden – Protection against abortion (Butler's, p. 3);
Cecilia or Caecilia – Choral singers (Jockle, p. 90); Church music (Jockle, p. 90); Composers (OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 59-60); Diocese of Albi (Holweck, p. 177); Catania, Sicily (Guiley, p. 367); Composers (Guiley, p. 359); Instrument makers (Jockle, p. 90); Luthiers (in Bavaria) (Jockle, p. 90); Music (Butler's, p. 15; Guiley, p. 363); Musicians (Jockle, p. 90; OSVE, p. 900); Organ builders (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; Holweck, p. 177; Jockle, p. 90; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 168-169); Pets (Guiley, p. 363); Poets (Almanac, p. 213; Holweck, p. 177; Jockle, p. 90; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 181); St. Cecelia societies and confraternities of St. Cecilia founded in the eighteenth century to cultivate the church music of Palestrina (Jockle, p. 92); Singers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 177; Jockle, p. 90; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 213); Vocalists (Guiley, p. 366);
Celestine V – Bookbinders (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 35);
Chad or Ceadda – Birmingham, West Midlands (Farmer, p. 532); Lichfield, Staffs. (Farmer, p. 535);
Charlemagne - Brotherhood of the Artist's Faculty of Arts of French and German Nations at the Sorbonne, Paris (Jockle, p. 95);
Charles Borromeo – Apple orchards (Guiley, p. 357; Sandoval, p. 17-18); Boarding schools (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 96); Borromeo societies (Jockle, p. 96); Borromeons (Congregation of Nursing) (Jockle, p. 96); Catechists (OSVE p. 897); Colic (Guiley, p. 359); Diocese of Basel, Switzerland (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 96); Diocese of Lugano, Switzerland (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 96); Karlskirche in Vienna (Jockle, p. 96); Learning and the arts (Guiley, p. 362); Pastoral workers (Jockle, p. 96); against Pestilence or Plague (Holweck, p. 207; Jockle, p. 96); Priest seminaries (Jockle, p. 96); Province of Milan (Holweck, p. 207); Public libraries (Guiley, p. 362; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 96); Salzburg University (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 96); Secular clergy (Guiley, p. 359); Seminarians (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 208); Spiritual directors (Guiley, p. 365); against Stomach diseases (Guiley, p. 365); Canton of Ticino (Holweck, p. 207); against Ulcers (Guiley, p. 366);
Charles Lwanga – African Catholic Youth Action (Butler's, p. 3); African young people (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 105);
Chilian or Kilian or Killena or Kyllena (with Colonat and Totnan) – Decorators (Jockle, p. 106); against Eye diseases (Jockle, p. 106); Franconia (Jockle, p. 106); against Gout (Jockle, p. 106); against Rheumatism (Jockle, p. 106); Diocese of Wurzburg (Jockle, p. 106);
Christina or Christina the Astonishing – Lunatics (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 145-146); Therapists (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 234);
Christopher or Christobal or Tobal or Kester or Kitt – against Accidents (Guiley, p. 357; Jockle, p. 108); against all Dangers (Jockle, p. 108); America (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 107); Arras (Holweck, p. 210); Athletes (Jockle, p. 107); Bachelors (OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 26); Bookbinders (Jockle, p. 107); Bus drivers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 41); Carters (Jockle, p. 107); Cavalieri dell'Altopascio(?) (Jockle, p. 107-108); Christian youth (Jockle, p. 107); Cruciferi dell'Altopascio(?) (Jockle, p. 107-108); Doctors (Jockle, p. 108); against Drought (Jockle, p. 108); Dyers (Jockle, p. 107); against Eye complaints (Jockle, p. 108); facchini (Holweck, p. 210); Fortresses (Jockle, p. 107); Fruiterers (Jockle, p. 107); Gardeners (Jockle, p. 107); against Hail (Holweck, p. 210; Jockle, p. 108); Havana, Cuba (Holweck, p. 210); Milliners (Jockle, p. 107); Miners (Jockle, p. 107); against Mortal dangers (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 108); Motorists (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 14; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 159-160); Motor travel (Jockle, p. 107); against Nightmares (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 163); Pilgrims (Butler's, p. 16; Jockle, p. 108); against Plagues (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 108); Porters (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 107; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 184); Ruremund, Netherlands (Holweck, p. 210); safe Journeys (Butler's, p. 12); Sailors (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 107); Sebenico (Holweck, p. 210); against Sudden death (Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 210); against Tempest (Jockle, p. 108); against Thunderstorms (Holweck, p. 210); Travelers (OSVE, p. 902; Jockle, p. 108); Treasure-seekers (Jockle, p. 107); Truck drivers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 239); Diocese of Urbania (Holweck, p. 210); Veglia (Holweck, p. 210);
Clare of Assisi – Assisi (Jockle, p. 110); Blind people (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 110); Embroiderers (Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 110); against Eye trouble (Guiley, p. 360); Gilders (Jockle, p. 110); Glass painters (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 110); Glaziers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 110); Iglesias, Sardinia (Holweck, p. 214); Laundry-women (Jockle, p. 110); Poor Clares (Jockle, p. 110); against Sore eyes (Holweck, p. 214); Television (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 110; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 231);
Clarus of Apt – Nearsightedness (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 163); against sore eyes (Holweck, p. 215); shortsightedness (Butler's, p. 19); Tailors (Holweck, p. 215);
Claud or Claude or Cloud – Nailmakers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 162); Sculptors (Guiley, p. 364); Toymakers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 237); Tuners (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 240);
Clement I – Aarhus (Jockle, p. 113); Badajoz (Holweck, p. 219); Children (Jockle, p. 113); Compiegne (Jockle, p. 113); Crimean peninsula (Jockle, p. 113); against Disaster at sea (Jockle, p. 113); Guild, Fraternity, and Brotherhood of the Most Glorious and Undivided Trinity of London (Guiley, p. 361); Hatters (Jockle, p. 113); against Lightning (Jockle, p. 113); Marble workers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; Holweck, p. 219; Jockle, p. 113; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 149); Mariners (Holweck, p. 219); Sailors (Jockle, p. 113); Seville (Holweck, p. 219; Jockle, p. 113); Stonecutters or Stonemasons (Jockle, p. 113; OSVE, p. 901); against Storms (Jockle, p. 113); Velletri (Holweck, p. 219; Jockle, p. 113);
Clotilde – Adopted children (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 11); Brides (Guiley, p. 358); Death of Children (Sandoval, p. 51-52); Disappointing children (Guiley, p. 359); Exiles (Guiley, p. 360); Lame people (Guiley, p. 362); Parenthood (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 172); People who have suffered the death of children (Guiley, p. 363; Sandoval, p. 11); Queens (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 194); Widows (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 248); Women with unfaithful husbands (Guiley, p. 366);
Colman McDuach – Kilmacduagh (Holweck, p. 223);
Coloman or Colman of Melk – Austria (Jockle, p. 113; OSVE, p. 903); for a Good marriage (Jockle, p. 113); against Hangings or for people sentenced to be hanged (Jockle, p. 113; OSVE p. 898); against Headaches (Jockle, p. 113); Horned cattle or livestock (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 113; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 118); against Plague (Jockle, p. 113); for Rain (Jockle, p. 113);
Columba or Colum cille or Columbkill or Columbanus or Kolumban or Columban – Bookmakers (Sandoval, p. 35); Computer hackers (Guiley, p. 359); Diocese of Derry (Holweck, p. 226); Ireland (OSVE, p. 903); Knights of Columbus (Guiley, p. 362); Plagarists (Guiley, p. 364); Poets (Guiley, p. 364); Scotland (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 292);
Columba of Iona – Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358); Iona, Argyll. (Farmer, p. 534);
Columban – Ireland (Sandoval, p. 130); Poets (OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 181);
Columbanus or Kolumban or Columban - Bobbio (Jockle, p. 115); against Floods (Jockle, p. 115); Ireland (Jockle, p. 115); against Mental illness (Jockle, p. 115);
Concordia – Nursing mothers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 166);
Conegunda – Bishoporic of Bamberg (Jockle, p. 200); City of Bamberg (Jockle, p. 200); Lithuania (OSVE, p. 903); Poland (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903);
Conrad – Hernia sufferers (OSVE p. 899);
Conrad of Piacenza – Noto (Holweck, p. 231);
Conrad of Parzham – invoked for All emergencies (Jockle, p. 115); Catholic journeymen associations (Jockle, p. 115); Doorkeepers (Jockle, p. 115); Hungarian and Bavarian Capuchin Province (Jockle, p. 115); Porters (Jockle, p. 115); Rural Catholic youth of the diocese of Wurzburg (Jockle, p. 115); Seraphim love matters (Jockle, p. 115);
Contardo Ferrini – Universities (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 242);
Corbinian of Freising – Diocese of Freising [archdiocese of Munich-Freising] (Jockle, p. 115);
Corentin – Seafood (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 206);
Pope Cornelius I – against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 117); Livestock with horns (Jockle, p. 117); against Nervous disorders (Jockle, p. 117);
Cosmas and Damian – Apothecaries (Butler's, p. 4); Barbers (OSVE p. 896); Blind people (Butler's, p. 5); Bohemia (Holweck, p. 240); Chemical industries (Guiley, p. 358); Chemists (Jockle, p. 117); College de Chirurgie (Jockle, p. 117); Confectioners (Jockle, p. 118); Confrerie of Luzarches (Jockle, p. 117); Dentists (Holweck, p. 240; Jockle, p. 118); Doctors (Jockle, p. 117; OSVE p. 897); Druggists (Butler's, p. 7; Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; Holweck, p. 240; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 78); Diocese of Oria (Apulia) (Holweck, p. 240); Florence (Jockle, p. 117); Grocers (Jockle, p. 118); Hairdressers (Butler's, p. 11; Jockle, p. 117-118); against Hernia (Holweck, p. 240); the Infirm (Jockle, p. 117); Jesuits, the Confrerie St-Come des Chirurgiens de Paris (Jockle, p. 117); Medical faculties at universities (Jockle, p. 117); Medical profession (Butler's, p. 14); Nurses (Jockle, p. 117); against Pestilence (Holweck, p. 240); Pharmacists (Jockle, p. 117; OSVE, p. 900); Physicians (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 240; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 178); Physicists (Jockle, p. 118); Surgeons (Jockle, p. 117; OSVE, p. 901);
Crispin or Crispinus and Crispinian or Crispinianus – Cobblers (Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; Holweck, p. 244; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 56-57); Harness makers (Holweck, p. 244); Leatherworkers (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 141); Osnabruck (Holweck, p. 244); Diocese of Osnabruck (Jockle, p. 119); Saddlers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 119; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 203); Shoemakers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 244; Jockle, p. 119; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 210-211); Soissons (Holweck, p. 244; Jockle, p. 119); Tanners (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; Holweck, p. 244; Jockle, p. 119; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 230); Weavers (Jockle, p. 119);
Cuthbert of Lindisfarne – Durham, Durham (Farmer, p. 533); Diocese of Hexham (Holweck, p. 248); Mariners (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 149); Diocese of Newcastle (Holweck, p. 248); Sailors (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; Holweck, p. 248);
Cyprian or Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus of Carthage – Grosseto (Holweck, p. 252); against Plague or Pestilence (Holweck, p. 252; Jockle, p. 122);
Cyriacus of Rome – Diabolical or demonic possession (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 122); against Evil spirits (Jockle, p. 122); Wine (in the Pfalz) (Jockle, p. 122); Young grapes (Jockle, p. 122);
Cyricus – Newton St. Cyres, Devon (Farmer, p. 536);
Cyril and Methodius – Bohemia (Butler's, p. 5; Holweck, p. 256; Jockle, p. 125); Bosnia (Holweck, p. 256); Bulgaria (Jockle, p. 125); Ecumenists (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 83); Europe (Jockle, p. 125); Moldavia (Jockle, p. 125); Moravia (OSVE, p. 903); Sirmium (Holweck, p. 256); all Slav peoples (Jockle, p. 125);

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Damasus I – Archaeologists (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 18); against Fever (Jockle, p. 126);
David or Dewi – Doves (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 76); Poets (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364); Wales (OSVE, p. 903);
Demetrius of Sirmium – Bulgaria (Sandoval, p. 290); Chivalry (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 53); Soldiers (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 127; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 219);
Denis or Dionysius of Paris – against Dog bites (Jockle, p. 128); French royal house (Jockle, p. 128); against Headaches (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 128; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 112); Neustrian royal house (Jockle, p. 128); Possessed (Almanac, p. 213); against Syphillis (Jockle, p. 128);
Devota – Corsica (Guiley, p. 367; Holweck, p. 273; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 63); Malta (Sandoval, p. 292); Monaco (OSVE, p. 903);
Dismas – Condemned criminals or Death row inmates “Those condemned to death” (Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; Holweck, p. 283; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 68); Dying (Holweck, p. 283); Prisoners (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 190); Thieves (OSVE, p. 902); Undertakers (OSVE, p. 902);
Dominic de Guzman – Astronomers (OSVE p. 896); Bologna (Jockle, p. 130); Cordoba (Jockle, p. 130); Dominican Republic (OSVE, p. 903); against Fever (Jockle, p. 130); against Hail (in Bolsena) (Jockle, p. 130); Palermo (Jockle, p. 130); Tailors (Jockle, p. 130);
Dominic Savio – Choirboys or choirs (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 53); Juvenile delinquents (Butler's, p. 12); Kingdom of Naples (Holweck, p. 286); Pueri cantores (Butler's, p. 18); Republic of Santo Domingo (Holweck, p. 286); Young boys (Butler's, p. 5); Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Domitian – against Famine (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 92);
Dorothy or Dorothea or Dora of Caesarea – Brewers (Jockle, p. 131); Brides (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 131; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 38); Florists (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 131); Gardeners (Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 294; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 104); Miners (Jockle, p. 131); against Miscarriages (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900); Newly married (Jockle, p. 131); Diocese of Pescia (Holweck, p. 294); Women in childbed (Jockle, p. 131);
Dorothy of Montau – against Miscarriages (Sandoval, p. 156); Prussia (Sandoval, p. 191);
Drausin – Champions (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 47);
Drogo or Druon or Dreux – Coffeehouse keepers (OSVE p. 897); Gravel (Holweck, p. 296); Hernia sufferers (Guiley, p. 361; Holweck, p. 296; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 116); Homely people (Sandoval, p. 117); Shepherds (OSVE, p. 901);
Dunstan – Armorers (Guiley, p. 357; Jockle, p. 134; Sandoval, p. 20); Blacksmiths (Jockle, p. 134; OSVE p. 896); Goldsmiths (Jockle, p. 134; OSVE p. 898); Jewelers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362); Locksmiths (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 144); Musicians (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 161); Silversmiths (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 212-213); Swordsmiths (Guiley, p. 365);
Dymphna – Asylums (for the mentally ill) (Butler's, p. 4); against Devil or diabolical or demonic possession (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 71); Epileptics (OSVE p. 898); Family harmony (Guiley, p. 360); Lunatics (Guiley, p. 362); against Mental disorders (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 152); Nerves (Guiley, p. 363); Nervous diseases (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 15); mental health Nurses (Butler's, p. 15); against Possession (Guiley, p. 364); Runaways (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 202); against Sleepwalking (OSVE, p. 901);

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Ebbe – St. Abb's Head, Berwickshire (Farmer, p. 537);
Edgar the Peaceful – Widowers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 249);
Edmund – Bury St. Edmunds, Suff. (Farmer, p. 532);
Edmund Campion – Press (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 187);
Edmund of Abingdon or Edmund Rich – Abingdon, Oxon (Farmer, p. 532); Diocese of Portsmouth (Jockle, p. 135);
Edmund of East Anglia – England (Jockle, p. 136); against Plague (Jockle, p. 136);
Edward the Confessor – England (Jockle, p. 136); English king (Jockle, p. 136); against Scrofula (or the king's evil) (Jockle, p. 136);
Eligius or Eloi of Noyon – Armourers (Jockle, p. 137); Basket makers (Jockle, p. 138); Blacksmiths (Butler's, p. 5); Clockmakers (Jockle, p. 137); Coach-makers (Jockle, p. 137); Coachmen (Jockle, p. 137); Craftsmen and women (Butler's, p. 8); Cutlers (Jockle, p. 137); Engravers (Jockle, p. 137); Farmers (Jockle, p. 137); Farriers (OSVE p. 898); Garage or gas station workers (Butler's, p. 10; Sandoval, p. 104); Garage mechanics (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898); Goldsmiths (Jockle, p. 137); Grooms (Jockle, p. 138); Horse dealers (Jockle, p. 138); Horses (Butler's, p. 11; Jockle, p. 138); Jewelers (OSVE p. 899); Lamp makers (Jockle, p. 137-138); Locksmiths (Jockle, p. 137); Medal collectors (Butler's, p. 13); Metal workers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 14; Jockle, p. 137); Miners (Jockle, p. 137); Saddlers (Jockle, p. 138); Silversmiths (Butler's, p. 19); Smiths (Jockle, p. 137); Steelworkers (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 223); Tenant farmers (Jockle, p. 138); Waggoners (Jockle, p. 137);
Elijah the Prophet – Flying (Butler's, p. 10);
Elizabeth – Expectant mothers (Guiley, p. 360);
Elizabeth of Hungary – Associations with Elizabeth (Jockle, p. 139); Bakers (Jockle, p. 139; OSVE p. 896); Beggars (Jockle, p. 139); Catholic charities (Butler's, p. 6); Cistercians charity (Jockle, p. 139); Dominicans charity (Jockle, p. 139); Lacemakers (Jockle, p. 139); Nursing homes (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 106); Nursing service (Guiley, p. 363); Orphans (Jockle, p. 139); Persecuted innocents (Jockle, p. 139); Secular Franciscans (Almanac, p. 213); Tertiaries (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 232); Teutonic Order (Jockle, p. 139); Third Order of the OFM (Jockle, p. 139); Veil weavers (Jockle, p. 139); Widows (Jockle, p. 139);
Elizabeth of Portugal – Adultery victims (Guiley, p. 357); Bakers (Guiley, p. 358); Brides (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 38-39); Charitable societies (Guiley, p. 358); Charitable workers (Guiley, p. 358); Coimbra (Jockle, p. 141); Difficult marriages (Guiley, p. 359); Estremoz (Jockle, p. 141); Falsely accused (Guiley, p. 360); Helper in trouble of war (Jockle, p. 141); Infidelity victims (Guiley, p. 361); against Jealousy (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 133); Jealousy victims (Guiley, p. 362); Marital problems (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 150); Portugal (Jockle, p. 141); Queens (Guiley, p. 364); Saragossa (Jockle, p. 141); Tertiaries (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 233); War (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 247); Widows (Guiley, p. 366); Women's assemblies (Jockle, p. 141);
Emmeram of Regensburg – Diocese of Regensburg (Jockle, p. 143);
Emygdius or Emyglius – Earthquakes (Butler's, p. 9; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 81);
Erasmus or Elmo – Abdominal or stomach pains (Butler's, p. 3; Butler's, p. 21); Appendicitis (Sandoval, p. 17); against Cattle plagues (Jockle, p. 144); Childbirth (Butler's, p. 7; Jockle, p. 144); Gaeta (Jockle, p. 144); Helper in time of need (Jockle, p. 144); against Intestinal diseases (OSVE p. 899); against Internal diseases (Guiley, p. 361); Ropemakers (Jockle, p. 144); Sailors (OSVE, p. 901); Seafarers (in the Baltic, France, Portugal, and Spain) (Jockle, p. 144); against Seasickness (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 206-207); against Stomach ailments (Jockle, p. 144); Thread-winders (Jockle, p. 144); Women in labor (Butler's, p. 22); Wood turners (Jockle, p. 144);
Eric – Sweden (OSVE, p. 903); Erkenwald – London (Farmer, p. 535);
Etheldreda – Ely, Cambs. (Farmer, p. 533);
Eulalia – Sailors (Almanac, p. 213);
Eunan – Diocese of Raphoe (Holweck, p. 13);
Eurasia or Eurosia – against Bad weather (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 26);
Eustace – Desperate, or hopeless, cases or situations (Butler's, p. 8); Difficult situations (Butler's, p. 8); Hunting and huntsmen (Butler's, p. 12);
Eustachius or Eustace – Cloth merchants (Jockle, p. 148); Foresters (Jockle, p. 148); Grocers (Jockle, p. 148); Helpers in time of need (Jockle, p. 148); Hunters (in Paris and Madrid) (Jockle, p. 148; OSVE p. 899); Stocking knitters (Jockle, p. 148); Throat ailments (Almanac, p. 214); Tinsmiths (Jockle, p. 148); Torture victims (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 236);
Expeditus – Emergencies (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 85); against Procrastination (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 191); Solutions (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 219); Urgent cases (Butler's, p. 21);
Ezequial Moreno – Cancer victims (Guiley, p. 358);

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Fabian – Lead-founders (Guiley, p. 362); Potters (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 151); Tin founders (Jockle, p. 151);
Fabiola – against Divorce (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 73); against Infidelity (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 127); against Physical abuse (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 178); Widows (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 249);
Faustina Kowalska – Krakow, Poland (Guiley, p. 368); Plock, Poland (Guiley, p. 368); Vilnius, Lithuania (Guiley, p. 368);
Felicitas or Felicity – Barren women (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896); Heirs (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898);
Felicity and her Seven Sons – Barren Women (Sandoval, p. 29); Children's death (Sandoval, p. 52); Heirs (Sandoval, p. 114); Mothers (Jockle, p. 151); Women (Jockle, p. 151);
Felix – against Lies (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 143);
Felix of Dunwich – Felixstowe, Suff. (Farmer, p. 534);
Ferdinand III of Castile – Engineers (OSVE p. 898); Governors (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 107); Magistrates (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 147); Parenthood (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 172); Persons in authority (Butler's, p. 16); the Poor (Butler's, p. 17); Prisoners (Butler's, p. 17); Rulers (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 201); Spanish army engineers (Butler's, p. 9);
Fiacre or Fiacrius of Meaux – Box-makers (Jockle, p. 152); Cab or carriage drivers (Jockle, p. 152; OSVE p. 897); Coppersmiths (Jockle, p. 152); Drivers (Guiley, p. 360); Florists (Jockle, p. 152); Gardeners (Jockle, p. 152; OSVE p. 898); against Hemorrhoids (OSVE p. 899); Knife-makers (Jockle, p. 152); Lattice-makers (Jockle, p. 152); Notaries (Jockle, p. 152); Packers (Jockle, p. 152); Potters (Jockle, p. 152); Sewers (Jockle, p. 152); against Skin diseases (Jockle, p. 152); Stocking makers (Jockle, p. 152); against Syphillis (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 228); Tile makers (Jockle, p. 152); Tin founders (Jockle, p. 152);
Fidelis of Sigmaringen – Diocese of Feldkirch (Jockle, p. 162); Hohenzollern (Jockle, p. 162); Jurists (Jockle, p. 162);
Fillan – against Insanity (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 128);
Finbar – Cork, Cork (Farmer, p. 533);
Firmin of Amiens – city of Amiens (Jockle, p. 162); Bakers (Jockle, p. 162); Bathers (Jockle, p. 162); Children (Jockle, p. 162); Coopers (Jockle, p. 162); city of Pamplona (Jockle, p. 162); against Scurvy (Jockle, p. 162); against Shingles (Jockle, p. 162); Wine merchants (Jockle, p. 162);
Flora – Converts (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 61); Victims of Betrayal (Sandoval, p. 31-32); Working women (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 253);
Florian – against Barrenness of fields (Jockle, p. 163); Bologna (Jockle, p. 163); Brewers (Jockle, p. 163); Chapel and market of St. Florian (Jockle, p. 163); Chimney sweeps (Jockle, p. 163); Coopers (Jockle, p. 163); Cracow (Jockle, p. 163); against Drought (Jockle, p. 163); Drowning (Butler's, p. 9); against Fire (Jockle, p. 163); Firefighters (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 163; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 95); against Floods (Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 163; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 97); Smiths (Jockle, p. 163); Soap-boilers (Jockle, p. 163); against Storm (Jockle, p. 163); Stove-fitters (Jockle, p. 163); Upper Austria (Jockle, p. 163); danger from Water (Butler's, p. 22);
Four Crowned Martyrs – Freemasons (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 100-101); Marble workers (Butler's, p. 13); Masons (Butler's, p. 13); Sculptors (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 206); Stonemasons (Butler's, p. 20);
Frances of Rome – Motorists (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 14; Sandoval, p. 160); against Plague (Jockle, p. 165); Rome (Jockle, p. 165); against the Torment of Purgatory (Jockle, p. 165); Widows (Butler's, p. 22); Women (Jockle, p. 165); Women car drivers (Jockle, p. 165);
Frances Xavier Cabrini – Displaced persons (Guiley, p. 359); Emigrants (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 85-86); Hospital administrators (OSVE p. 899); Immigrants (Guiley, p. 361); Migrants (Butler's, p. 14);
Francis Borgia – Earthquakes (Butler's, p. 9); Portugal (OSVE, p. 903);
Francis de Sales – Annecy (Jockle, p. 170); Attorneys (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896); Authors (Jockle, p. 170); Catholic press (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 170; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 46-47); Chambery (Jockle, p. 170); Confessors (Guiley, p. 359); Deaf (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 68); Editors (Butler's, p. 9); Geneva (Jockle, p. 170); Journalists (OSVE p. 899); Societies and Orders of Francis de Sales (Jockle, p. 170); Teachers (Guiley, p. 365); Writers (OSVE, p. 902);
Francis of Assisi – Animals (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 16); Birds (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896); Bishoporic of Basel (Jockle, p. 167); the Blind (Jockle, p. 167); Catholic action (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 46); Cloth merchants (Jockle, p. 167); Ecologists and ecology (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 82-83); Environmentalists (Jockle, p. 167); Fire (Guiley, p. 360); Flax merchants (Jockle, p. 167); Franciscans (Jockle, p. 167); Italian merchants (Butler's, p. 14); Italy (Jockle, p. 167; OSVE, p. 903); Lacemakers (Guiley, p. 362); the Lame (Jockle, p. 167); Merchants (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 152-153); Needleworkers (Guiley, p. 363); the Poor (Jockle, p. 167); Prisoners (Jockle, p. 167); the Shipwrecked (Jockle, p. 167); Social workers (Jockle, p. 167); Solitary death (Guiley, p. 365); Tailors (Jockle, p. 167); Traders (Jockle, p. 167); Weavers (Jockle, p. 167); Youths (Guiley, p. 366); Zoos (OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 257);
Francis of Paola – against Barren marriages (Jockle, p. 170); Hermits (Jockle, p. 170); Italian seamen (Jockle, p. 170); Maritime pilots (Butler's, p. 17); Naval officers (Butler's, p. 15; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 162); Navigators (Butler's, p. 15); against Plague (Jockle, p. 170); Sailors (Butler's, p. 18); Seafarers (Guiley, p. 364); Seamen (Almanac, p. 213; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 206); those associated with the sea (Butler's, p. 18);
Francis Xavier – Apostleship of Prayer (Guiley, p. 357); Argentinian pelota players (Butler's, p. 16); Borneo (Almanac, p. 214; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 36); China (Guiley, p. 367); Foreign missions (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 360; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 157); Goa, India (Guiley, p. 368); India (Jockle, p. 171); Japan (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 132-133); Missions (Butler's, p. 14; Jockle, p. 171); New Zealand (Guiley, p. 368); Outer Mongolia (Butler's, p. 14); Society for the Propogation of the Faith (Jockle, p. 171); Spanish tourism (Butler's, p. 21); Vintners (Guiley, p. 366); Wineries and wine growers (Guiley, p. 366);
Frideswide of Oxford- City of Oxford (Jockle, p. 173); University of Oxford (Jockle, p. 173);
Fridolin of Sackingen – Canton Glarus (Jockle, p. 173); Cattle (Jockle, p. 173); against Cattle plague (Jockle, p. 173); against Childhood illnesses (Jockle, p. 173); for Fruitful weather (Jockle, p. 173); Protector from Fire (Jockle, p. 173); Protector from Water damage (Jockle, p. 173); Sackingen (Jockle, p. 173); Tailors (Jockle, p. 173);
Frumentius – Ethiopia (Guiley, p. 367; Sandoval, p. 291);

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Gabriel Francis of Our Lady of Sorrows or Gabriel of the Sorrowful Mother – Youth (Almanac, p. 214); Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Gabriel Francis Possenti – Catholic Action in Italy (Butler's, p. 6); Clergy (Butler's, p. 7); Clerics (OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 56); Students (Butler's, p. 20);
Gabriel the Archangel – Argentinian ambassadors (Butler's, p. 4); Broadcasters (OSVE p. 896); Clerics (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 56); Communications (Guiley, p. 359); Diplomatic services (Butler's, p. 8); Diplomats (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 72); Mass media (Guiley, p. 362); Messengers (Jockle, p. 176; OSVE p. 899); Military signals (Butler's, p. 19); News service (Jockle, p. 176); Philatelists (Butler's, p. 16); Postal employees or Postal workers (Almanac, p. 213; Jockle, p. 176; OSVE, p. 900); Postal services (Butler's, p. 17); Radio (Butler's, p. 18); Radio workers (OSVE, p. 901); Stamp collectors (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 176; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 222); Telecommunications (Butler's, p. 20; Jockle, p. 176); Telecommunications workers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 231); Telegraph (Guiley, p. 365); Telephone workers (Guiley, p. 365); Television workers (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 231-232);
Gall – Birds (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 32); Canton of St. Gallen (Jockle, p. 178); Cocks (Jockle, p. 178); Diocese of St. Gallen (Jockle, p. 178); Fever patients (Jockle, p. 178); Geese (Jockle, p. 178); Hens (Jockle, p. 178); Sweden (Guiley, p. 368); Switzerland (Guiley, p. 368);
Gemma Galgani – Pharmacists (OSVE, p. 900); Pharmacists in hospitals (Almanac, p. 213); Tuberculosis sufferers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 240);
Genesius the Comedian – Actors (OSVE p. 896); Epileptics (Guiley, p. 360); Lawyers (OSVE p. 899); Printers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 189); Secretaries (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 207); Stenographers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 223); Theatrical profession (Butler's, p. 20);
Genevieve or Genovefa – against Disasters (Butler's, p. 8; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 72); Drought (Butler's, p. 9); against Eye diseases (Jockle, p. 180); against Fever (Butler's, p. 10; Jockle, p. 180); against danger from Fire (Jockle, p. 180); French security forces (Butler's, p. 19); for Good weather (Jockle, p. 180); Makers of wall coverings (Jockle, p. 180); Milliners (Jockle, p. 180); against Misfortune (Jockle, p. 180); Orders named after her (Jockle, p. 180); Paris (Butler's, p. 16; Jockle, p. 180); against Plagues (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 180; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 180); against excessive rain (Butler's, p. 18); for Rain (Jockle, p. 180); Shepherds (Jockle, p. 180); against Sieges (Jockle, p. 180); Vintners (Jockle, p. 180); Wax-drawers (Jockle, p. 180); Women in army corps (Guiley, p. 366); Women's army corps (OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 252); all Women's associations (Jockle, p. 180):
Gengulphus or Gengulf – Cobblers (Jockle, p. 179); against Infidelity (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 127); Knights (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 137); unhappy Marriages (Butler's, p. 13); Separation from a spouse (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 208-209); Tanners (Jockle, p. 179);
Gentian – Hoteliers (Butler's, p. 11); Innkeepers (Butler's, p. 12);
George or Giorgis of Cappadocia – Banks of Genoa (Jockle, p. 181); Boy Scouts (OSVE p. 896); Brotherhoods of marksmen (Jockle, p. 181); Catholic scouts (Jockle, p. 181); Chevaliers (Jockle, p. 181); Crusaders (Jockle, p. 181); Crusading mission in north Russia (Jockle, p. 181); England (OSVE, p. 903); English royal house (Jockle, p. 181); Ethiopia (Paulos Milkias, “Dictionary of Ethiopian Christianity,” 2010), Farmers (OSVE p. 898); Ferrara (Jockle, p. 181); Genoa (Jockle, p. 181); numerous George brotherhoods (Jockle, p. 181); Georgia (Jockle, p. 181); German Orders (Jockle, p. 181); Horses (Jockle, p. 181); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 181); Istanbul or Constantinople (Butler's, p. 12); Italian cavalry (Butler's, p. 6); against Leprosy (Jockle, p. 181); Military nobility (Jockle, p. 181); Novgorod (Jockle, p. 181); Order of the Garter (Butler's, p. 15); Order of the Swan of Frederick II of Brandenburg (Jockle, p. 181); Peasants (Jockle, p. 181); against Plague (Jockle, p. 181); Portugal (OSVE, p. 903); against Snakebite (Jockle, p. 181); Soldiers (OSVE, p. 901); against Syphillis (Jockle, p. 181); against Witches (Jockle, p. 181); Working animals (Jockle, p. 181);
Gerard – Falsely accused (Guiley, p. 360);
Gerard Majella – Childbirth (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 49); Expectant mothers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 89); Mothers (Butler's, p. 14; Guiley, p. 363); Pregnant women (Guiley, p. 364);
Gereon – Migraine sufferers (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 900);
Gerhard of Csand – Tutors (Jockle, p. 183);
Gertrude – West Indies (Almanac, p. 215; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 292);
Gertrude of Nivelles or Gertrude the Great – Accomodations (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p.10); against Rats (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 184; OSVE, p. 901); Cats (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 47); recently Dead (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 68); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 184); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 184); Travelers (Jockle, p. 184); West Indies (Guiley, p. 368; Sandoval, p. 248);
Gervase and Protase – Flow of blood and urine (Jockle, p. 185); Haymakers (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 112); Milan (Jockle, p. 185); against Theft (Jockle, p. 185);
Giles or Aegydius – Archers (Jockle, p. 11); Austria (Holweck, p. 22); Beggars (OSVE p. 896); Breast feeding (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 37); Brunswick (Jockle, p. 11); Carinthia (Jockle, p. 11); Cripples (Butler's, p. 8; Guiley, p. 359); against Earache (in Alsace) (Jockle, p. 11); Edinburgh (Jockle, p. 11); against Epilepsy (Holweck, p. 22; Jockle, p. 11); Good confessions (Jockle, p. 11); Hermits (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 115); Horse-dealers (Jockle, p. 11); Horses (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 119); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 11); against Infertility (Jockle, p. 11); against Insanity (Holweck, p. 22); Lame (Butler's, p. 13); Lepers (Butler's, p. 13); against Leprosy (Jockle, p. 11); Nuremberg (Jockle, p. 11); Nursing mothers (Butler's, p. 15; Jockle, p. 11); Osnabruck (Jockle, p. 11); Physically disabled (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 178); Shipwrecked people (Jockle, p. 11); against sterility of women (Holweck, p. 22); Styria (Jockle, p. 11); Toulouse (city) (Jockle, p. 11); Woods (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 252);
Godberta – against Drought (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 77); against Epidemics (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 87);
Gotteschalk – Linguists (OSVE p. 899); Princes (OSVE, p. 900);
Gregory of Neocaesarea or Gregory of Nyssa – Desperate situations (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 69);
Gregory of Nazianzus – Fruitfulness (Jockle, p. 190); Poets (Jockle, p. 190);
Gregory I the Great – Button makers (Jockle, p. 189); Choir schools (Jockle, p. 189); Choirsters (Jockle, p. 189); Lace makers (Jockle, p. 189); Learned men (Jockle, p. 189); Masons (Jockle, p. 189); Music (Butler's, p. 15); Musicians (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 189; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 161); Plague (Butler's, p. 17); Popes (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 184); Pupils (Jockle, p. 189); Schools (Jockle, p. 189); Singers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 189; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 213); Students (Jockle, p. 189); Teachers (Jockle, p. 189; OSVE, p. 902);
Gregory the Illuminator – Armenia (OSVE, p. 903);
Gregory the Wonder-worker – Desperate, or hopeless, cases or situations (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 11); Earthquakes (Butler's, p. 9); Flood (Butler's, p. 10);
Guardian Angels – Spanish armed police (Butler's, p. 17);
Gummarus – Cowherds (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 63-64); against Impotence (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 124); Separation from a spouse (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 208); Unhappily married men (Sandoval, p. 242);

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Hadrian – Butchers (Sandoval, p. 42); Soldiers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 42);
Hallvard – Innocence (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 128); Virtue (Sandoval, p. 244-245);
Hedwig – Andrechs (Jockle, p. 193); Bavaria (OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 30); Berlin (Jockle, p. 193); Bridal pair (Jockle, p. 193); Children's death (Sandoval, p. 52); Cracov (Jockle, p. 193); Diocese of Gorlitz (Jockle, p. 193); Duchesses (Sandoval, p. 78); Europe (Jockle, p. 193); Exiles (Jockle, p. 193); against Jealousy (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 133); Marital problems (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 151); Poland (Jockle, p. 193); Queens (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 194-195); Silesia (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 193; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 212); Trebnitz (Jockle, p. 193); Wroclav (Jockle, p. 193);
Helen – Archaeologists (Guiley, p. 357);
Helena – Archdukedom of Austria (Jockle, p. 195); Ascoli (Jockle, p. 195); Bishoporic of Trier, Bamberg, and Basil (Jockle, p. 195); Colchester (Jockle, p. 195); Converts (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 61); Discovery of lost items (Jockle, p. 195); Divorce (Almanac, p. 212; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 73); against Divorce (Guiley, p. 359); Dyers (Jockle, p. 195); Empresses (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 86); against Fire (Jockle, p. 195); Frankfurt (Jockle, p. 195); against Lightning (Jockle, p. 195); Miners (Jockle, p. 195); Nail-makers (Jockle, p. 195); Nail-smiths (Jockle, p. 195); Pesaro (Jockle, p. 195); for revealing Theft (Jockle, p. 195); Treasure hunters (Jockle, p. 195);
Hemma of Gurk – state of Carinthia (Jockle, p. 197); against Eye disease (Jockle, p. 197); against General illnesses (Jockle, p. 197);
Henry – Finland (OSVE, p. 903); Henry the Emperor – Benedictine oblates (Butler's, p. 5);
Henry II – Bishoporic of Bamberg (Jockle, p. 200); City of Bamberg (Jockle, p. 200); Dukes (Sandoval, p. 78); against Sterility (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 224);
Heribert of Cologne – town of Deutz (Jockle, p. 201); for Rain (Jockle, p. 201);
Herman Joseph of Steinfeld – Children (Jockle, p. 202); Mothers (Jockle, p. 202); Watchmakers (Jockle, p. 202);
Herve or Harvey – against Eye trouble (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 89-90); Foxes (Sandoval, p. 99); against Wolves (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 251);
Hilary of Poitiers – La Rochelle (Jockle, p. 204); Lucon (Jockle, p. 204); Poitiers (Jockle, p. 204); Retarded children (Guiley, p. 364); against Snakebites (Guiley, p. 365);
Hildegarde of Bingen – Esperantists (Jockle, p. 204); Philologists (Jockle, p. 204);
Hippolytus of Rome – City of St. Polten (Jockle, p. 205); Diocese of St. Polten (Jockle, p. 205); Horses (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 205; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 118); Prison guards and officials (Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 205); St. Pilt/Alsace (Jockle, p. 205);
Holy Innocents – Babies (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 25); Choirboys (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359); Foundlings (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 99);
Holy Spirit – Fear of the Lord (Guiley, p. 360); Fortitude (Guiley, p. 360); Knowledge (Guiley, p. 362); Understanding (Guiley, p. 366);
Homobonus – Business people (Butler's, p. 6); Businessmen (OSVE p. 896); Cloth workers (OSVE p. 897); Garment workers (Butler's, p. 10); Merchants (Butler's, p. 14); Shoe makers (Butler's, p. 19); Tailors (OSVE, p. 902); Tradespeople (Butler's, p. 21);
Honoratus – Bakers (OSVE p. 896); Cake makers (Butler's, p. 6); Millers (Butler's, p. 14);
Hormisdas – Grooms (Guiley, p. 361); Stable workers (Guiley, p. 365);
Hubert of Liege – Ardennes (Jockle, p. 205); Augsburg (Jockle, p. 205); Bell makers (Jockle, p. 205); Bishoporic of Liege (Jockle, p. 205); Butchers (Jockle, p. 205); (Hunting) Dogs (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 205; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 75); against Dog bites (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 205); Dukedom of Julich (Jockle, p. 205); Foundrymen (Jockle, p. 205); Hubert Orders of Knighthood and Brotherhoods (Jockle, p. 205); Hunters (Jockle, p. 205; OSVE p. 899); Hydrophobia/Rabies (Butler's, p. 12); Machinists (Guiley, p. 362); Manufacturers (Jockle, p. 205); Manufacturers of mathematical instruments (Jockle, p. 205); Mathematicians (Guiley, p. 362); Metal workers (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 205); Opticians (Jockle, p. 205); against Possession by demons (Jockle, p. 205); against Rabies or rabies sufferers (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 205; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 196); Turners (Jockle, p. 205);
Hugh of Lincoln – Lincoln, Lincs. (Farmer, p. 535);
Hunna – Laundresses (OSVE p. 899);
Hyacinth of Cracow – Cracow (Jockle, p. 217); for an easy Delivery (Jockle, p. 217); against Drowning (Jockle, p. 217); Kiev (Jockle, p. 217); Lithuania (Jockle, p. 217); Poland (Jockle, p. 217); Pomerania (Jockle, p. 217); Prussia (Jockle, p. 217); Russia (Jockle, p. 217); Wroclav (Jockle, p. 217);

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Ignatius Loyola – Children (Jockle, p. 220); against Demons (Jockle, p. 220); Expectant mothers (Jockle, p. 220); Jesuit Order (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 220); Retreats (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 200); Scruples (Butler's, p. 18; Jockle, p. 220); Soldiers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 220; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 218-219); Spiritual retreats and exercises (Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 220); against Witchcraft (Jockle, p. 220);
Ildefonsus of Toledo – Toledo (Jockle, p. 222); Zamora (Jockle, p. 222);
Imelda – First communicants (Guiley, p. 360);
Immaculate Conception – American Catholic soldiers (Butler's, p. 19); Brazil (OSVE, p. 903); Corsica (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 63); Inner Mongolia (Butler's, p. 14); Philippine military chaplains (Butler's, p. 6); Portugal (OSVE, p. 903); Spanish high command (Butler's, p. 11); Spanish infantry (Butler's, p. 12); Spanish military chaplains (Butler's, p. 6); United States (OSVE, p. 903);
Immaculate Heart of Mary or Sacred Heart of Mary – Angola (OSVE, p. 903); Ecuador (Sandoval, p. 83); Philippines (OSVE, p. 903);
Irenaeus of Lyon – Diocese of Lyon (Jockle, p. 223);
Irene – Peace (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 174);
Isidore – Farmers (Almanac, p. 212); Laborers (Almanac, p. 213);
Isidore of Seville – Internet (Guiley, p. 361); Savants (Guiley, p. 364); Spain (Jockle, p. 223); Spanish army in battle (Jockle, p. 223);
Isidore the Farmer – against Death of children (Guiley, p. 359); Canadian farm laborers (Butler's, p. 10); Farm workers (Guiley, p. 360); Farmers (OSVE p. 898); Husbandmen (Guiley, p. 361); Laborers (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 139); Livestock (Guiley, p. 362); Madrid, Spain (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 368); Mexican farm laborers (Butler's, p. 10); for Rain (Guiley, p. 364); Ranchers (Guiley, p. 364); Spanish farm laborers (Butler's, p. 10); United States National Catholic Rural Conference (Butler's, p. 21); United States National Rural Life Conference (Guiley, p. 368);
Ives – Notaries (Guiley, p. 363);
Ivo or Yves Helory – Lawyers (Almanac, p. 213);
Ivo Kermartin or Ivo of Kermartin or Yves Kermartin of Brittany – Abandoned children (Butler's, p. 3); Advocates (Butler's, p. 3); venerated as a sign of the virtue of equality (Jockle, p. 225); Attorneys (Sandoval, p. 23); Barristers (Jockle, p. 225); Brittany (Butler's, p. 6; Jockle, p. 225); Canon lawyers (Butler's, p. 6); Court ushers (Jockle, p. 225); Judges (Butler's, p. 12; Jockle, p. 225); Jurists (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 134); Lawyers (Jockle, p. 225; OSVE p. 899); Legal faculties of the late Middle Ages (Jockle, p. 225); Ministry officials (Jockle, p. 225); Notaries (Butler's, p. 15; Jockle, p. 225); Orphans (Butler's, p. 16); Orphans during trials (Jockle, p. 225); Parish priests (Jockle, p. 225); the Poor (Jockle, p. 225); Turners (Jockle, p. 225); University of Nantes (Jockle, p. 225);

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James – Laborers (Almanac, p. 213); Veterinarians (Guiley, p. 366);
James Grissinger – Glass painters (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 105);
James the Apostle – Chile (OSVE, p. 903); Uruguay (Butler's, p. 21);
James the Greater – Apothecaries (Guiley, p. 357); against Arthritis (Guiley, p. 357; Sandoval, p. 21); Blacksmiths (Guiley, p. 358); Brotherhoods of St. James (Jockle, p. 225); Druggists (Guiley, p. 360); Funeral directors (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898); Furriers (Guiley, p. 360; Sandoval, p. 102); Grain crop (Jockle, p. 225); Guatemala (OSVE, p. 903); Hospices (Jockle, p. 225); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 225); Knights (Guiley, p. 362); Laborers (Guiley, p. 362); Manual laborers (Guiley, p. 362); Order of Saint James Knights of the Sword in the fight against the Moors in Leon (Jockle, p. 225); Orphans (Jockle, p. 225); Pharmacists (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 176); Pilgrims (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 227; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 179); against Rheumatism (OSVE, p. 901); Rheumatoid sufferers (Guiley, p. 364); Spain (OSVE, p. 903); Spanish conquistadors (Guiley, p. 365);
James the Lesser – Apothecaries (Guiley, p. 357); Dieppe (Jockle, p. 228); Druggists (OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 78); Dying people or the dying (Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360); Friesia (Jockle, p. 228); Fullers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 228; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 102); Grocers (Jockle, p. 228); Hatters (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 228; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 112); Milliners (Guiley, p. 363); Pharmacists (Guiley, p. 364); Pie makers (Jockle, p. 228); Uruguay (Guiley, p. 368);
Jane Frances Chantal – Educators (Jockle, p. 229); Young girls (Jockle, p. 229);
Januarius – Blood banks (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 33); against Earthquakes (Jockle, p. 230); Naples (Jockle, p. 230); against Volcanic eruptions (Jockle, p. 230);
Jean-Baptiste Vianney – French pastoral workers (Jockle, p. 231); Priests (Almanac, p. 213; OSVE, p. 900);
Jerome – Ascetics (Jockle, p. 232); Bible Societies (Jockle, p. 232); Correctors (Jockle, p. 232); Dalmatia (Jockle, p. 232); Libraries (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 143); Lyons (Jockle, p. 232); Orders of St. Jerome (Jockle, p. 232); Scholars (Jockle, p. 232); Scientific societies (Jockle, p. 232); Scriptural exegetes (Butler's, p. 10); Scriptural scholars (Butler's, p. 18); Teachers (Jockle, p. 232); Theologians (Jockle, p. 232); Translators (Jockle, p. 232); Universities (Jockle, p. 232);
Jerome Emiliani – Abandoned children (Butler's, p. 3; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p.9); Founders of schools (Jockle, p. 234); Lost and orphaned youth (Jockle, p. 234); Orphanages (Jockle, p. 234); Orphans (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 169); Reformatories for fallen girls (Jockle, p. 234); Treviso (Jockle, p. 234); Venice (Jockle, p. 234);
Joan of Arc – Broadcasting (Jockle, p. 236); France (OSVE, p. 903); French soldiers (Butler's, p. 19); Orleans (Jockle, p. 236); Rouen (Jockle, p. 236); Service women (Guiley, p. 365); Soldiers (OSVE, p. 901); Telegraphy (Jockle, p. 236); Virgins (Guiley, p. 366); Women Approved for Voluntary Emergency Services (WAVES) (Guiley, p. 368); Women in the air and naval service (Guiley, p. 366); Women's Army Corps (Guiley, p. 368);
Joaquina de Vedruna – Abuse victims (Guiley, p. 357); against Death of children (Guiley, p. 359); Exiles (Guiley, p. 360); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
John and Paul of Rome – Weather (Jockle, p. 253);
John Baptist de la Salle – School teachers (Butler's, p. 18; Sandoval, p. 231); Schools for the poor (Jockle, p. 244); Teachers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 230);
John Berchmans – Altar boys and girls (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 14); Altar servers (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357); Young students (Butler's, p. 20; Butler's, p. 22); Youth (Almanac, p. 214); Youths (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 256);
John Bosco – Apprentices (OSVE p. 896); Editors (OSVE p. 898); Laborers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 139); Mexican young people (Butler's, p. 22); Publishing houses (Jockle, p. 244); Schoolchildren (Jockle, p. 244); Young people (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 244); Young workers (Butler's, p. 22);
John Chrysostom – sacred Eloquence (Butler's, p. 9); Istanbul (Constantinople) (Butler's, p. 12); Orators (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 168); Preachers (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 247; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 186); Preaching (Butler's, p. 17); Sacred oratory (Butler's, p. 15);
John Damascene or John of Damascus – Carvers of crucifixes (Jockle, p. 248); Painters of icons and pictures of saints (Jockle, p. 248); Pharmacists (in Milan) (Jockle, p. 248);
John de Britto – Portuguese missions (Butler's, p. 14);
John-Francis Regis or John Francis Regis Clet – Illegitimate children (Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 122); Lacemakers (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 139-140); Marriage (Butler's, p. 13); Medical social workers (OSVE p. 899); Social workers (Butler's, p. 19);
John Gualbert – Forest workers (Almanac, p. 212); Foresters (OSVE p. 898); Park keepers (Butler's, p. 16); Park services (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 173);
John Marie Baptiste Vianney – Parish priests (Guiley, p. 363; Sandoval, p. 187); Parochial clergy (Butler's, p. 7);
John Nepomucene – Boatmen (Jockle, p. 252); Bohemia (Butler's, p. 5; Jockle, p. 252); Brides (Guiley, p. 358); Bridges (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 252; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 39); Confessors (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359); Czech Republic (Guiley, p. 367); Czechoslovakia (OSVE, p. 903); against the Dangers of Water transport (Jockle, p. 252); against Detraction (Butler's, p. 8; Guiley, p. 359Jockle, p. 252 ; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 70); Discretion (Sandoval, p. 72); Jesuits (Jockle, p. 252); Raftsmen (Jockle, p. 252); the seal of confession (Jockle, p. 252); Silence (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 212); against Slander (Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 215);
John of Avila – Diocesan clergy (Butler's, p. 7); Diocesan priests (Butler's, p. 8); Spanish secular priests (Butler's, p. 17);
John of Bridlington – House of Lancaster ( Jockle, p. 245);
John of Capistrano – Chaplains (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 48); Jurists (OSVE p. 899); Military chaplains (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 155);
John of Castillo – Paraguay (Guiley, p. 368);
John of God – Alcoholics and alcoholism (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 13-14); Book trade (Butler's, p. 5); Bookbinders (Butler's, p. 5); Booksellers (Jockle, p. 249; OSVE p. 896); Dying people (Guiley, p. 360); Granada (Jockle, p. 249); Heart attack sufferers (Sandoval, p. 113); Heart patients (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 113-114); Hospitals (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 249; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 120); Printers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 189); Sick people (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 249; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 211);
John of Matha – Galley slaves (Jockle, p. 250); Order of the Most Holy Trinity for Redeeming Prisoners (Jockle, p. 250); Religious prisoners (Jockle, p. 250);
John of the Cross – Mystics (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 161);
John the Almsgiver of Alexandria – Beggars (Jockle, p. 237); Boatmen (Jockle, p. 237); Charity (Jockle, p. 237); Merchants (Jockle, p. 237);
John the Baptist – Amiens (Jockle, p. 241); good example of Asceticism for the Carmelites and Knights of St. John (Jockle, p. 241); Baptism (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 27-28); Brotherhoods for the support of the condemned (Jockle, p. 241); Burgundy (Jockle, p. 241); Conversion and baptism (Guiley, p. 359); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 241); Farriers (OSVE p. 898); Florence (Jockle, p. 241); Furriers (Jockle, p. 241); against Headache (Jockle, p. 241); Malta (Jockle, p. 241); Monastic life (Guiley, p. 363); Motorways (Butler's, p. 14); Provence (Jockle, p. 241); Shepherds (Jockle, p. 241); Spas (Butler's, p. 20); Spasms (Sandoval, p. 220); Tailors (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 241); Tanners (Jockle, p. 241); Weavers (Jockle, p. 241);
John the Apostle or John the Divine or John the Evangelist – Art dealers (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 21); Asia Minor (Almanac, p. 214; Sandoval, p. 22); Asiatic Turkey (Butler's, p. 21); Astronauts (Guiley, p. 357); Authors (Jockle, p. 238); against Bad feet (Jockle, p. 238); Basket makers (Jockle, p. 238); blessing the harvest (Jockle, p. 238); Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 238); Booksellers (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 238); against Burns (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 238); Candlemakers (Jockle, p. 238); Compositers (Guiley, p. 359); Editors (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 84); Engravers (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 238); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 238); Friendship (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 238; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 101); Glaziers (Jockle, p. 238); against Hailstorms (Jockle, p. 238); Lithographers (Guiley, p. 362); Miners (in Carinthia) (Jockle, p. 238); Mirror makers (Jockle, p. 238); Notaries (Jockle, p. 238); Painters (Guiley, p. 363); Paper makers or manufacturers (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 238); against Poison (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 238); Portrait painters (Jockle, p. 238); Printers (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 238); Publishers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 193); Saddlers (Jockle, p. 238); Sculptors (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 238); Speculative theologians (Jockle, p. 238); Tanners (Guiley, p. 365); Taos, New Mexico (Guiley, p. 368); Theologians (Guiley, p. 366); Turkey (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 292); Vineyard workers (Jockle, p. 238); Writers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 238);
Josaphat – Ukraine (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 241);
Joseph – Austria (Jockle, p. 254); Bavaria (Jockle, p. 254); Belgium (OSVE, p. 903); Bohemia (Butler's, p. 5; Jockle, p. 254); several Brotherhoods and Congregations (Jockle, p. 254); Canada (Jockle, p. 254; OSVE, p. 903); Carpenters (Jockle, p. 254; OSVE p. 897); Chastity (Jockle, p. 254); China (OSVE, p. 903); Chinese missions (Butler's, p. 14); The Church (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 254; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 54); for a Good death (Jockle, p. 254); Dying (OSVE p. 898); Engineers (Guiley, p. 360); Families (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 254); Fathers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 93); German Palatinate (Jockle, p. 254); House hunting (Butler's, p. 11); Inns (Jockle, p. 254); Joiners (Butler's, p. 12); Safe journeys (Butler's, p. 12); Laborers (Jockle, p. 254); Marriage (Jockle, p. 254); Married couples (Guiley, p. 362); Mexico (Jockle, p. 254); Orphans (Jockle, p. 254); People in Orders (Jockle, p. 254); Peru (Jockle, p. 254; OSVE, p. 903); Philippines (Jockle, p. 254); Refugees (Jockle, p. 254); Social justice (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 217); Social workers (Guiley, p. 365); South Vietnam (Butler's, p. 21); Those seeking shelter (Jockle, p. 254); Travelers (Butler's, p. 21); Universal Church (Guiley, p. 366; Sandoval, p. 54); Woodcutters (Jockle, p. 254); Working men (OSVE, p. 902);
Joseph Cafasso – Italian prisoners (Butler's, p. 17); Prisoners (Almanac, p. 213; Sandoval, p. 191); Prisons (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900); Spiritual directors of clergy (Butler's, p. 20);
Joseph Calasanctius – All Christian schools (Butler's, p. 18);
Joseph Calasanz – Catholic schools (Almanac, p. 213); Schools (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 205);
Joseph of Arimathea – Cemetery keepers or caretakers (Butler's, p. 6); Coffin bearers (Butler's, p. 7); Gravediggers (Butler's, p. 11); Morticians (Guiley, p. 363); Pallbearers (Butler's, p. 16); Tin miners (Butler's, p. 21); Tinworkers (Guiley, p. 366); Undertakers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 241);
Joseph of Cupertino – Astronauts (OSVE p. 896); Aviation (Butler's, p. 4); Aviators (OSVE p. 896); Degree candidates (Butler's, p. 8); Examination candidates (Butler's, p. 10); Flyers (Guiley, p. 360); Flying (Butler's, p. 10); Pilots (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 179); Students (examinees) (Butler's, p. 20);
Joseph of Leonessa – Capuchin missions to Turkey (Butler's, p. 21);
Jude or Jude Thaddeus – Desperate, hopeless, impossible or lost causes situations (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 359; Guiley, p. 361; Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 257; OSVE p. 897; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 69-70, 117-118); Forgotten causes (Guiley, p. 360); Hospitals (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361);
Judoc – Bakers (Jockle, p. 258); the Blind (Jockle, p. 258); against Fever (Jockle, p. 258); against Fire (Jockle, p. 258); against Grain mites and other cereal pests (Jockle, p. 258); Harvests (Jockle, p. 258); Infirmaries (Jockle, p. 258); Parental duties and the blessing of children (Jockle, p. 258); Pets (Jockle, p. 258); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 258); against Plague (Jockle, p. 258); Sailors (Jockle, p. 258);
Julian the Hospitaller – Boatmen (Jockle, p. 259; OSVE p. 896); Carpenters (Jockle, p. 259); Circus people (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 54-55); Ferrymen (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 259; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 94); Fishmongers (Jockle, p. 259); Hotel employees (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 120); Innkeepers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 128); Inns (Jockle, p. 259); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 259); Tilers (Jockle, p. 259); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 259);
Juliana of Nicomedia – Italian Cistercian convents (Jockle, p. 259); against Temptation and the wiles of the Devil (Jockle, p. 259);
Justa and Rufina – Doctors (only in the Eastern Rite, particularly in Epirus and Castoria) (Jockle, p. 261); Potters (OSVE, p. 900);
Justin Martyr – Apologists (Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 16-17); Philosophers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 177); Philosophy (Butler's, p. 16);

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Kateri Tekakwitha – Ecology (Guiley, p. 360); Environment (Guiley, p. 360);

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Lambert of Maastricht – Arnoldstein (Jockle, p. 264); at need in Birth (Jockle, p. 264); Carolingian House (Jockle, p. 264); againt Cattle fever (Jockle, p. 264); against Cramp (Jockle, p. 264); Dentists (Jockle, p. 264); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 264); people with Eye diseases (Jockle, p. 264); Farmers (Jockle, p. 264); Freiburg (Jockle, p. 264); Lambrecht (Palatinate) (Jockle, p. 264); the Lame (Jockle, p. 264); Liege (Jockle, p. 264); Linen weavers (in Wachtendonk) (Jockle, p. 264); Masons (in Maastricht) (Jockle, p. 264); Oldenburg (Jockle, p. 264); Salier (Jockle, p. 264); Seeburg (Mansfeld) (Jockle, p. 264); Seeon (Jockle, p. 264); Surgeons (Jockle, p. 264); Woodcutters (in Antwerp) (Jockle, p. 264); Wound-dressers (Jockle, p. 264);
Laura Vicuna – Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Laurence – Restauranteurs (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901);
Lawrence – Cooks (OSVE p. 897); Cutlers (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 65-66); Glaziers (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 106); Lumbago (Guiley, p. 362); Poor (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 184); Restauranteurs (Sandoval, p. 200); Sri Lanka (OSVE, p. 903);
Lawrence of Brindisi – Capuchin orders (Jockle, p. 274);
Lawrence of Rome – Administrators (Jockle, p. 275); Bakers (Jockle, p. 275); Brewers (Jockle, p. 275); against Burning (Jockle, p. 275); Cooks (Jockle, p. 275); against Fever (Jockle, p. 275); Firemen (Jockle, p. 275); Glaziers (Jockle, p. 275); Innkeepers (Jockle, p. 275); Launderers (Jockle, p. 275); Librarians (Jockle, p. 275); against Lumbago (Jockle, p. 275); the Poor (Jockle, p. 275); Poor souls in Purgatory (Jockle, p. 275); all professions involved with Fire (Jockle, p. 275); Schoolchildren (Jockle, p. 275); Spain (Jockle, p. 275); Students (Jockle, p. 275); Vintners (Jockle, p. 275);
Lawrence the Illuminator – Blind people (Guiley, p. 358);
Lebuin or Liafwine – the Dying (Butler's, p. 9);
Leo I – Choristers (Guiley, p. 359); Musicians (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 276); Singers (Jockle, p. 276);
Leonard – against Burglary (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 190; Sandoval, p. 252); Prisoners of war (Guiley, p. 364; Sandoval, p. 190); Women in labor (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 251-252);
Leonard of Noblac – danger from Brigands or Robbers or Thieves (Butler's, p. 6; Butler's, p. 18; Butler's, p. 21); Burglary (Sandoval, p. 41); Butter traders (Jockle, p. 275); Cattle (Jockle, p. 275); Childbirth (Butler's, p. 7); Coal carriers (Jockle, p. 275); Coopers (Jockle, p. 275); Coppersmiths (Jockle, p. 275); Drivers (Jockle, p. 275); Farmers (Jockle, p. 275); Fruit dealers (Jockle, p. 275); Hammer-smiths (Jockle, p. 275); Horses (Jockle, p. 275); Load carriers (Jockle, p. 275); Locksmiths (Jockle, p. 275); Miners (Jockle, p. 275); Prisoners (Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 275); Prisoners of war (OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 41); Smiths (Jockle, p. 275); Stable boys (Jockle, p. 275); Women in labor (Jockle, p. 275; Sandoval, p. 41);
Leonard of Port Maurice – Foreign missions (Guiley, p. 363); Missioners in Catholic lands (Butler's, p. 14); Parish missions (Almanac, p. 213; Sandoval, p. 157);
Leopold – Austria (Butler's, p. 4);
Liberius – against Gallstones (Guiley, p. 360);
Lidwina – Skaters (OSVE, p. 901);
Louis de Marillac – Social workers (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 19; OSVE, p. 901);
Louis IX or Louis of France – Bakers (Jockle, p. 280); Barbers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 280); the Blind (Jockle, p. 280); against Blindness (Jockle, p. 280); Bookbinders (Jockle, p. 280); Brush binders (Jockle, p. 280); Builders (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 280); Buttonmakers (Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 280); Carpenters (Jockle, p. 280); Construction workers (Guiley, p. 359); Crusades and Crusaders (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 65); against Death of children (Guiley, p. 359); Difficult marriages (Guiley, p. 359); Distillers (Guiley, p. 359); Embroiderers (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 280); Farriers (Jockle, p. 280); Fishermen (Jockle, p. 280); Franciscan tertiaries (Butler's, p. 10); French monarchs (Guiley, p. 360); French monarchy (Butler's, p. 14); French soldiers (Butler's, p. 19); Grooms (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 109); Haberdashers (Guiley, p. 361); Hairdressers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 280); Kings (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 136); Linen sellers (Jockle, p. 280); against Loss of hearing (Jockle, p. 280); Marble workers (Butler's, p. 13); Masons (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362); Needleworkers (Guiley, p. 363); Orders of St. Louis (Jockle, p. 280); Parenthood (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 172-173); Parents of large families (Guiley, p. 363); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 280); Plasterers (Jockle, p. 280); Printers (Jockle, p. 280); Prisoners (Guiley, p. 364); Quarrymen (Jockle, p. 280); Scientists (Jockle, p. 280); Sculptors (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364); Secular Franciscans or the Third Order of Saint Francis (Almanac, p. 213; Jockle, p. 280); Sick people (Guiley, p. 365); Soldiers (Guiley, p. 365); Stonemasons (Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365); Tailors (Jockle, p. 280); Tertiaries (Guiley, p. 366); Tradesmen (Jockle, p. 280); Wallpaperers (Jockle, p. 280); Weavers (Jockle, p. 280);
Louise – Orphans (Guiley, p. 363); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
Louise de Maurillac – against Physical abuse (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 178); Social workers (Guiley, p. 365; Sandoval, p. 217);
Lucy or Lucy of Syracuse – Authors (Guiley, p. 357); Beadles (Jockle, p. 282); Blind people (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 282); against Blindness (Jockle, p. 282); Coachmen (Jockle, p. 282); Cutlers (Butler's, p. 8; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 65-66); Doorkeepers (Jockle, p. 282); Eye diseases (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 10); against Eye trouble (Jockle, p. 282; OSVE p. 898); Eyes (Guiley, p. 360); Farmers (Jockle, p. 282); Glassworkers (Guiley, p. 361); Glaziers (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 282); against Hemorrhaging (OSVE p. 899); against Infection (Jockle, p. 282); Knifesmiths (Jockle, p. 282); Laborers (Guiley, p. 362); Notaries (Jockle, p. 282); Peasants (Guiley, p. 363); Repentant prostitutes (Jockle, p. 282); Saddlers (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 282); Sales people (Guiley, p. 364); Sewers (Jockle, p. 282); Social workers (Guiley, p. 365); Tailors (Jockle, p. 282); against Throat complaints or diseases (Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 282); Venetian gondoliers (Guiley, p. 366); Weavers (Jockle, p. 282); Writers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 282; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 253-254);
Ludmilla – Bohemia (Almanac, p. 214; Sandoval, p. 290);
Luis or Louis Beltran – Colombia (Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 291);
Luke the Evangelist – Art guilds (Guiley, p. 357); Art schools (Guiley, p. 357); Artists (OSVE p. 896); Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 283); Brewers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358); Bulls (Jockle, p. 283); Butchers (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 283; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 42); Butlers (Guiley, p. 358); Cattle (Jockle, p. 283); Craftworkers (Butler's, p. 8); Doctors (Jockle, p. 283; OSVE p. 897); Glassworkers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 106); Goldsmiths (Guiley, p. 361); Gold workers (Jockle, p. 283); Lacemakers (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 283); Medical profession (Butler's, p. 14); Notaries (Jockle, p. 283; OSVE, p. 900); Painters (Jockle, p. 283; OSVE, p. 900); Physicians (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 178-179); Sculptors (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 283; Sandoval, p. 22); Sewers (Jockle, p. 283); Stained-glass workers (Guiley, p. 365); Surgeons (OSVE, p. 901);
Lydia – Cloth dyers (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 56);

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Madron – against Pain (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 170);
Madonna of Castaliazzo – Motorcyclists (Butler's, p. 14);
Magnus of Fussen – protection of Crops (Butler's, p. 8); against Hail (Butler's, p. 11); against Lightning (Butler's, p. 13); protection against Vermin (Butler's, p. 21);
Magnus of Scotland – Fishmongers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 96);
Mamas – Guardians (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 109);
Marculf – against Skin diseases (Guiley, p. 365);
Margaret – Birth (Almanac, p. 212); Divine intervention (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897);
Margaret Clitherow – Businesswomen (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 42);
Margaret Mary Alacoque – Polio (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 183);
Margaret of Antioch – Birth (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 32); Divine intervention (Sandoval, p. 72-73); Farmers (Jockle, p. 287); against Infertility in women (Jockle, p. 287); Married women (Jockle, p. 287); Pregnant women (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 287; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 186-187); Queens College, Cambridge (Guiley, p. 368); Virgins (Jockle, p. 287); Wet nurses (Jockle, p. 287);
Margaret of Cortona – Homeless (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 117); Midwives (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 154); Single mothers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 214); Tertiaries (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 233);
Margaret of Scotland – Learning (Guiley, p. 362); Scotland (Jockle, p. 290);
Marguerite Bourgeoys – Impoverished (Guiley, p. 361); Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 362); against Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 363); People rejected by religious orders (Guiley, p. 363);
Marguerite d'Youville – Adultery victims (Guiley, p. 357); against Death of children (Guiley, p. 359); Difficult marriages (Guiley, p. 359); Infidelity victims (Guiley, p. 361); In-law problems (Guiley, p. 361); Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 362); against Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 363); Opposition of Church authorities (Guiley, p. 363); People ridiculed for their piety (Guiley, p. 363); Unfaithfulness victims (Guiley, p. 366); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
Mari – Iran (Sandoval, p. 291); Syria (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 292);
Maria Goretti – Children (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 51); Children of Mary (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7); Rape victims (OSVE, p. 901); Teenage girls (Butler's, p. 11); Teenagers (especially girls) (Butler's, p. 20); Young people, students (Butler's, p. 22); Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Maria Teresa Ledocchowska – Polish missions (Butler's, p. 14);
Marina or Margaret – Childbirth (Butler's, p. 7); Death (Butler's, p. 8); Pregnant women (Butler's, p. 17);
Mark the Evangelist – Albania (Jockle, p. 290); Attorneys (Guiley, p. 357); Barristers (Guiley, p. 358); Basket makers (Jockle, p. 290); Brick layers (Jockle, p. 290); Builders (Jockle, p. 290); Captives (Guiley, p. 358); Cattle breeders (Butler's, p. 6); Corfu (Jockle, p. 290); Glass painters (Jockle, p. 290); Glaziers (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 290); for Good weather and Good harvest (Jockle, p. 290); against Impenitents on the deathbed (Jockle, p. 290); against Insect bites (Guiley, p. 361); Lantern makers (Jockle, p. 290); Lions (Guiley, p. 362); Notaries (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 15; Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 290; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 164); Rug makers (Jockle, p. 290); Scabies (Jockle, p. 290); against Scrofulus diseases (Guiley, p. 364); Secretaries (Guiley, p. 365); Spanish cattle breeders (Guiley, p. 365); Statined-glass workers (Guiley, p. 365); against Struma (Guiley, p. 365); Venice (Jockle, p. 290); Writers (Jockle, p. 290);
Martha of Bethany – Alpine herdsmen and herdswomen (Jockle, p. 293); Cooks (Jockle, p. 293; OSVE p. 897); Dieticians (OSVE p. 897); Dieticians in hospitals (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359); Domestic help (Guiley, p. 359); Female laborers (Jockle, p. 293); Hospital managers (Jockle, p. 293); Housekeepers (Guiley, p. 361); Housekeepers in vicarages (Jockle, p. 293); Housewives (Butler's, p. 12; Jockle, p. 293); against Impenitence (Guiley, p. 361); Innkeepers (Almanac, p. 213); Italian hoteliers (Butler's, p. 11); Landlords (Jockle, p. 293); Laundrywomen (Jockle, p. 293); Maids (Jockle, p. 293); Painters (Jockle, p. 293); Sculptors (Jockle, p. 293); Servants (Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 209); Those dying of hemophilia (Jockle, p. 293); Waitpersons (Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 246);
Martin de Porres – Barbers (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358); Care assistants (Jockle, p. 293); Hairstylists (men) (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 110-111); Health workers (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 113); Innkeepers (Guiley, p. 361); Interracial justice (Sandoval, p. 129); Nurses (Jockle, p. 293); Peruvian “social weeks” (Jockle, p. 293); Public education (OSVE, p. 901); Public health (Guiley, p. 364); Public Health Service (Butler's, p. 11; Butler's, p. 18); Race relations (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 196-197); against Rats (Jockle, p. 293); Servants (Almanac, p. 213); Sick livestock (Jockle, p. 293); Social justice (Butler's, p. 12; Butler's, p. 19; Guiley, p. 365); Spanish trade unionists (Butler's, p. 21); Television in Peru (Butler's, p. 20);
Martin of Tours – Armourers (Jockle, p. 296); Aschaffenburg (Jockle, p. 296); Beggars (Jockle, p. 296); Beltmakers (Jockle, p. 296); Blacksmiths (Jockle, p. 296); Broom makers (Jockle, p. 296); Brush makers (Jockle, p. 296); Cavalry (Butler's, p. 6; Jockle, p. 296); Coopers (Jockle, p. 296); Dealers in Sheepskin (Jockle, p. 296); Diocese of Eisenstadt (Jockle, p. 296); Drapers (Jockle, p. 296); Eichsfeld region (Jockle, p. 296); Frankish Empire (France) (Jockle, p. 296); Geese (Butler's, p. 10); Glovemakers (Jockle, p. 296); Hatters (Jockle, p. 296); Herdsmen (Jockle, p. 296); Hildesheim (Jockle, p. 296); Horsemen or horse-riders (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 118); Horses (Butler's, p. 11; Jockle, p. 296); Hoteliers (Jockle, p. 296); Impoverished (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 124); Infantry (Butler's, p. 12); Mainz (Jockle, p. 296); Merovingians (Jockle, p. 296); Millers (Jockle, p. 296); Prisoners (Jockle, p. 296); Riders (Jockle, p. 296); Rottenburg (Jockle, p. 296); Canton of Schwyz (Jockle, p. 296); Soldiers (Jockle, p. 296); Tailors (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 296; Sandoval, p. 228-229); Tanners (Jockle, p. 296); Teetotalers (Jockle, p. 296); Television (Guiley, p. 365); Town criers (Jockle, p. 296); Travelers (Jockle, p. 296); Weavers (Jockle, p. 296); Winegrowers (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 296);
Martin I of Rome – Patron of the Faithful (in the united Greek rites) ( Jockle, p. 295);
Martyrs of Paraguay – Paraguay (Guiley, p. 368);
Maruthas – Persia (Sandoval, p. 292);
Mary, Comfort of the Afflicted – Luxembourg (Butler's, p. 13);
Mary, Faithful Virgin – Italian police (Butler's, p. 17);
Mary Goretti – extreme conservative religious unions (Jockle, p. 310);
Mary, Health of the Sick – Sick of Poland (Butler's, p. 19);
Mary, “La Virgen de los Treinte y Tres” - Uruguay (Almanac, p. 215);
Mary Magdalen – the Bologna Drapieri (Jockle, p. 311); Children who have difficulty in walking (Jockle, p. 311); Comb-makers (Jockle, p. 311); Coopers (Jockle, p. 311); against eye diseases (Jockle, p. 311); Gardeners (Jockle, p. 311); Glove makers (Jockle, p. 311); Hairdressers (Jockle, p. 311); Hairstylists (women) (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 111); Lead casters (Jockle, p. 311); against Lightning (Jockle, p. 311); the Lubeck tailors (Jockle, p. 311); the Miners of Mareit (Jockle, p. 311); Mineshafts (Jockle, p. 311); Naples (Jockle, p. 311); Nuns of the Dominican Order (Jockle, p. 311); Nuns of the Franciscan Order (Jockle, p. 311); Nuns of various orders named after her (Jockle, p. 311); Ointment mixers (Jockle, p. 311); Penitent women (Jockle, p. 311); Perfumers and powder manufacturers (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 311; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 175); against the Plague (Jockle, p. 311); Prisoners (Jockle, p. 311); Provence (Jockle, p. 311); Pupils (Jockle, p. 311); Repentant prostitutes (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 199-200); the Seduced (Jockle, p. 311); the Shoemakers of Troyes (Jockle, p. 311); Sicily (Jockle, p. 311); Students (Jockle, p. 311); against Vermin (Jockle, p. 311); Water-carriers of Chartres (Jockle, p. 311); 'White' tanners (Jockle, p. 311); Winegrowers (Jockle, p. 311); Women (Jockle, p. 311); Women in white habits (Jockle, p. 311); Wool weavers (Jockle, p. 311);
Mary Magdalene dei Pazzi – Florence (Jockle, p. 315); Naples (Jockle, p. 315); Order of the Barefooted (Jockle, p. 315);
Mary, Mediatrix of All Graces – Belgian military chaplains (Butler's, p. 6);
Mary, Mother of the Church – Korea (Almanac, p. 214);
Mary of Egypt – penitents (Jockle, p. 310);
Mary of the Incarnation – against Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 363); Parents separated from their children (Guiley, p. 363); against Poverty (Guiley, p. 364); Widows (Guiley, p. 366);
Mary, Patron of India – India (Butler's, p. 12);
Mary, Queen of China – China (Butler's, p. 7);
Mary, Queen of Hungary – Hungary (Butler's, p. 12);
Mary, Queen of Nigeria – Nigeria (Butler's, p. 15);
Mary, Queen of Palestine – Palestine (Butler's, p. 16);
Mary, Queen of Peace – civilian War victims (Butler's, p. 22);
Mary, Queen of Poland – Poland (Butler's, p. 17);
Matrona – Dysentery sufferers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 80);
Matthew the Apostle – Accountants (Jockle, p. 316; OSVE p. 896); Alcoholics (Jockle, p. 316); Bankers (OSVE p. 896); Customs agents (Jockle, p. 316; OSVE p. 897); Diocese of Salerno (Jockle, p. 316); against Fatal diseases (Jockle, p. 316); Financial officers (Guiley, p. 360); Guards (Guiley, p. 361); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 316); the Lubeck fishermen sailing to Bergen (Jockle, p. 316; ); Money changers (Jockle, p. 316); Money managers (Guiley, p. 363); city of Salerno (Jockle, p. 316); Security guards (OSVE, p. 901); Ships (Jockle, p. 316); Stockbrokers (Guiley, p. 365); Tax collectors (Jockle, p. 316; OSVE, p. 902);
Matthias the Apostle – Blacksmiths (Jockle, p. 317); Boys as they begin school (Jockle, p. 317); Builders (Jockle, p. 317); Butchers (Jockle, p. 317); Confectioners (Jockle, p. 317); Diocese of Trier (Jockle, p. 317); town of Goslar (Jockle, p. 317); town of Hanover (Jockle, p. 317); town of Hildesheim (Jockle, p. 317); against Infertility in marriage (Jockle, p. 317); against Smallpox (Jockle, p. 317); Tailors (Jockle, p. 317); against Whooping cough (Jockle, p. 317);
Maurice or Maurice of Agaunum – Alpine troops (Butler's, p. 4); Armies (Butler's, p. 4); Armourers (Jockle, p. 318); Kingdom of Burgundy (Jockle, p. 318); Chur (Jockle, p. 318); Cloth-weavers (Jockle, p. 318); Clothiers (Jockle, p. 318); Colonization of the East by the Holy Roman Emperor Otto (Jockle, p. 318); against Cramps (Guiley, p. 359); Crusaders (Jockle, p. 318); Cutlers (Jockle, p. 318); Dyers (Jockle, p. 318; OSVE p. 898); Einsiedeln (Jockle, p. 318); Glass painters (Jockle, p. 318); against Gout (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 107); Hatters (Jockle, p. 318); Holy Roman Empire under Otto and the Salier (Jockle, p. 318); Horses (Jockle, p. 318); Infantrymen (Jockle, p. 318); Knife sharpeners (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 136-137); protector of the Langobards (Jockle, p. 318); Laundrymen (Jockle, p. 318); Magdeburg (Jockle, p. 318); Merchants (Jockle, p. 318); Piedmont (Butler's, p. 16); Sardinia (Butler's, p. 18); Savoy (Butler's, p. 18); Sitten (Jockle, p. 318); Soldiers (Butler's, p. 19; Jockle, p. 318); Swordsmiths (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 228); Valais (Jockle, p. 318); Vineyards (Jockle, p. 318); Weavers (Butler's, p. 22; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 247-248);
Maurus – against Colds (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 58); Coppersmiths (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 62);
Maximilian Kolbe – Drug addiction (OSVE p. 897); Families (Jockle, p. 320); Journalists (Jockle, p. 320); the Media (Jockle, p. 320); Political prisoners (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 183); Political refugees (Jockle, p. 320); Prisoners (Jockle, p. 320); Maximus – Babies (Butler's, p. 5); the dying (Butler's, p. 9);
Medard – Corn harvests (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 111-112); Vintages (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 244);
Meingold – Bakers (Guiley, p. 358);
Melaine – Mullion, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 536);
Michael of Ecuador – Ecuador (Guiley, p. 367);
Michael the Archangel – Bakers (Jockle, p. 321); Bankers (Jockle, p. 321); Banking (Butler's, p. 5); Battle (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 29-30); Brussels (Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 367); Protector of the Church (Jockle, p. 321); Church yards (Jockle, p. 321); the Dead (Sandoval, p. 29; Sandoval, p. 109; Sandoval, p. 150; Sandoval, p. 171; Sandoval, p. 183; Sandoval, p. 197); Death (Butler's, p. 8); for a good Death (Jockle, p. 321); the Dying (Jockle, p. 321); Founders of lead and tin (Jockle, p. 321); German nation (Jockle, p. 321); Germany (OSVE, p. 903); Gilders (Jockle, p. 321); Glaziers (Jockle, p. 321); Grocers (OSVE p. 898); Hebrew Nation (Guiley, p. 368); Holy Roman Empire (Jockle, p. 321); Knights (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 321); against Lightning (Jockle, p. 321); Mariners (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 149-150); Merchants (Jockle, p. 321); Order of St. Michael (Jockle, p. 321); Painters (Jockle, p. 321); Papua New Guinea (including the northern Solomon Islands) (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 16; Sandoval, p. 292); Paratroopers (OSVE, p. 900); Paratroops (Butler's, p. 16); People adjusting weight scales (Jockle, p. 321); Pharmacists (Jockle, p. 321); Police officers and security forces (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 182-183); Poor souls (Jockle, p. 321); Possession by the Devil (Butler's, p. 17); Radio specialists (Jockle, p. 321); Radiologists (OSVE, p. 901); Sailors (Guiley, p. 364); Seafarers (Guiley, p. 364); Security forces (Butler's, p. 18); Sick (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 19; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 211); Soldiers (Jockle, p. 321); against Storms (Jockle, p. 321); Tailors (Jockle, p. 321); Temptation (Guiley, p. 366); Turners (Jockle, p. 321); Weight-makers (Jockle, p. 321);
Monica or Monica of Tagaste – Alcoholics and alcoholism (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 14); “Brotherhoods of Belts” (Jockle, p. 321); Ecclesiastical societies of mothers (Jockle, p. 321); Housewives (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 121); against Infidelity (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 127); Married women (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 151); Mothers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 14; Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 321; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 159); Women (Jockle, p. 321);
Morand – Vintners (Guiley, p. 366); Wineries (Almanac, p. 214; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 249); Wineries and wine growers (Guiley, p. 366);
Moses the Black – Africa (Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 12);
Most Holy Name of Mary – Solomon Islands (Almanac, p. 214);
Mylor – Mylor, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 536);

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Neot – St. Neot, Cornwall (Guiley, p. 368);
Nicetas – Romania (Sandoval, p. 292);
Nicholas or Nicholas of Bari or Nicholas of Myra – Apothecaries (Jockle, p. 327); Bakers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358); Bargees (Jockle, p. 327); Bari (Jockle, p. 327); Boys (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 36-37); Brewers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 327); Brides (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 38); Butchers (Jockle, p. 327); Button-makers (Jockle, p. 327); Buyers of spices (Jockle, p. 327); Camden, Netherlands (Guiley, p. 367); Candlemakers (Jockle, p. 327); Children (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 327; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 50-51); Choirboys (Jockle, p. 327); Cloth merchants (Jockle, p. 327); Coopers (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 327); Corfu, Greece (Guiley, p. 367); Distillers (Jockle, p. 327); Dockworkers (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 74); Farmers (Jockle, p. 327); Firemen (Jockle, p. 327); Fishermen (Jockle, p. 327); Fishmongers (Jockle, p. 327); Freiburg, Switzerland (Guiley, p. 367); Greece (OSVE, p. 903); Hanse (Jockle, p. 327); Helpers in time of need (Jockle, p. 327); Innkeepers (Jockle, p. 327); Safe journeys (Butler's, p. 12); Lace merchants (Jockle, p. 327); Lawyers (Jockle, p. 327); Liege diocese (Guiley, p. 368); Linen weavers (Jockle, p. 327); Lorraine, France (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 327); Maidens (Jockle, p. 327); Mariners (Guiley, p. 362); Maritime pilots (Butler's, p. 13; Butler's, p. 17); Merchants (OSVE p. 899); Ministrants (Jockle, p. 327); Moscow (Guiley, p. 368); Myra (Jockle, p. 327); Naples kingdom (Guiley, p. 368); Notaries (Jockle, p. 327); Novgorod (Jockle, p. 327); Pawnbrokers (OSVE, p. 900); Perfumers or perfumiers (Butler's, p. 16); Pilgrims (Butler's, p. 16; Jockle, p. 327); Prisoners (Jockle, p. 327); Quarrymen (Jockle, p. 327); Raftsmen (Jockle, p. 327); Ribbon makers (Jockle, p. 327); Russia (Jockle, p. 327; OSVE, p. 903); Scent merchants (Jockle, p. 327); Seamen (Jockle, p. 327); Sicily (Guiley, p. 368); Spinsters (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 221-222); Stonemasons (Jockle, p. 327); Teachers of arithmetic (Jockle, p. 327); Teachers of writing (Jockle, p. 327); Travelers (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 327; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 238-239); Unmarried women (Butler's, p. 21); Weavers (Jockle, p. 327); Wine merchants (Jockle, p. 327);
Nicholas of Flue – Councilmen (Sandoval, p. 63); Separation from a spouse (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 208); Switzerland (Jockle, p. 326);
Nicholas of Tolentino – Animals (Butler's, p. 4); Antwerp (Jockle, p. 329); Babies (Butler's, p. 5); Bavaria (Jockle, p. 329); Brotherhood of Poor Souls (Jockle, p. 329); Children (Butler's, p. 7); Cordoba (Jockle, p. 329); the dying (Butler's, p. 9); Fire (Butler's, p. 10); Freedom from thunderstorms (Jockle, p. 329); Genoa (Jockle, p. 329); Infants (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 126); Lima (Jockle, p. 329); Lost souls (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 145); Mariners (OSVE p. 899); Motherhood (Butler's, p. 14); Mothers (Butler's, p. 14); Rome (Jockle, p. 329); Scholars (Jockle, p. 329); Souls in Purgatory (Butler's, p. 19); Venice (Jockle, p. 329);
Norbert of Magdeburg – all communities associated with his name (Jockle, p. 331); Prague (Jockle, p. 331); Premonstratensians (Jockle, p. 331); Sisters of St. Norbert (Jockle, p. 331); Strahov Monastery, Bohemia (Jockle, p. 331); Third Order of St. Norbert (Jockle, p. 331);
North American Martyrs or Martyrs of North America – America (Guiley, p. 367);
Nossa Senhora de Aparecida – Brazil (OSVE, p. 903);
Notburga or Notburga of Rattenburg – against all destitution of Agriculture (Jockle, p. 333); for a successful Birth (Jockle, p. 333); End of the working day (Jockle, p. 333); Farmers (Jockle, p. 333); Fieldworkers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 94); against Illnesses in cattle (Jockle, p. 333); Respite from labour (Jockle, p. 333); Serving maids (Jockle, p. 333);
Notkar Balbulus – Stammering children (Sandoval, p. 52);

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Odilia or Odile of Hohenburg – Alsace (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 335; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 14); Blind people (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 33); the Dying (Jockle, p. 335); Eye sicknesses (Jockle, p. 335); Poor souls in Purgatory (Jockle, p. 335);
Odo of Cluny – Musicians (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 161);
Olaf II – Carvers (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 45-46); Kings (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 136); Norway (OSVE, p. 903);
Oliver Plunket – Urban University, Rome (Butler's, p. 21);
Onuphrius or Onuphrius the Great – Cattle (Jockle, p. 337); Munich (Jockle, p. 337); Weavers (Butler's, p. 22; Jockle, p. 337);
Osmund – Paralyzed (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 171);
Oswald – as a helper in need (Jockle, p. 338); Canton of Zug (Jockle, p. 338); Cattle (Jockle, p. 338); Crusaders (Jockle, p. 338); English royal house (Jockle, p. 338); Reapers (Jockle, p. 338); Weather (Jockle, p. 338); city of Zug (Jockle, p. 338);
Our Lady Help of Christians – Andorran security forces (Butler's, p. 18); Australia (OSVE, p. 903); Australian military chaplains (Butler's, p. 6); New Zealand (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Agua Santa de Banos – Indian missions in Ecuador (Butler's, p. 12);
Our Lady of Arabia – Arabia (Butler's, p. 4);
Our Lady of Bethlehem – Spanish architects (Butler's, p. 4);
Our Lady of Chevremont – Belgian sportsmen and women (Butler's, p. 20);
Our Lady of Charity – Cuba (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Chiquinquira – Colombia (Butler's, p. 7); Venezuelan national guard (Butler's, p. 15);
Our Lady of Comotomo – Venezuela (Sandoval, p. 292);
Our Lady of Consolation – Old age pensioners (Butler's, p. 15; Butler's, p. 16); Old people (Butler's, p. 15); Senior citizens (Butler's, p. 19);
Our Lady of Copacabana – Bolivian navy (Butler's, p. 15);
Our Lady of Coromoto – Venezuela (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Czestochowa – Poland (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Divine Providence – Puerto Rico (Butler's, p. 18);
Our Lady of Europe – Gibraltar (Almanac, p. 214; Sandoval, p. 105);
Our Lady of Good Counsel or Mother of Good Counsel – Enlightenment (Guiley, p. 360);
Our Lady of Grace – Dominican Republic (Sandoval, p. 75); Motorcyclists (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 159);
Our Lady of Grace and of Crete – Motorcyclists (Butler's, p. 14);
Our Lady of Graces – Skiers (Butler's, p. 19);
Our Lady of Guadalupe – Central America (OSVE, p. 903); Mexico (OSVE, p. 903); North America (Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 15; Sandoval, p. 154; Sandoval, p. 292); South America (OSVE, p. 903); Students of Peru (Butler's, p. 20); United States (Sandoval, p. 292);
Our Lady of High Grace – Dominican Republic (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Lanka – Sri Lanka (Butler's, p. 20);
Our Lady of Lapurdo – Shepherds (Butler's, p. 19);
Our Lady of Loretto – Aircrew (Butler's, p. 3); all people involved in Flying (Butler's, p. 10); Argentinian air force (Butler's, p. 3); Aviation (Butler's, p. 4); Belgian aircrew (Butler's, p. 3); Flight crew (Butler's, p. 10); Flyers (Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360); Home builders (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 116); Lampmakers (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 140); Pilots (Butler's, p. 17); Spanish aircrew (Butler's, p. 3);
Our Lady of Lourdes – Bodily ills (Almanac, p. 212); Bodily injury (Sandoval, p. 34);
Our Lady of Lujan – Argentina (OSVE, p. 903); Argentinian military chaplains (Butler's, p. 6); Uruguay (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Mariazell – Austria (OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 23);
Our Lady of Mercy – Argentinian army (Butler's, p. 4); Dominican Republic (Butler's, p. 9); Ecuadorian army (Butler's, p. 4);
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel – Chile (OSVE, p. 903); Spanish navy (Butler's, p. 15);
Our Lady of Peace – El Salvador (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of Sorrows – Slovakia (OSVE, p. 903);
Our Lady of the Angels – Costa Rica (Butler's, p. 8);
Our Lady of the Assumption – France (OSVE, p. 903); French aircrew (Butler's, p. 3); India (OSVE, p. 903); Jamaica (Butler's, p. 12); Malta (OSVE, p. 903); Paraguay (OSVE, p. 903); Paraguayan soldiers (Butler's, p. 19); South Africa (OSVE, p. 903); Southern Africa (Butler's, p. 3);
Our Lady of the Pillar – Spanish police (Butler's, p. 17);
Our Lady of the Rosary – Philippine navy (Butler's, p. 15);
Our Lady of the Star of the Sea – Yachtsmen (Guiley, p. 366);
Our Lady of the Thorns – Blood donors (Butler's, p. 5);
Our Lady of Thirty-three – Uruguay (Butler's, p. 21);
Our Lady of Valle – Venezuelan navy (Butler's, p. 15);
Our Lady Queen of Africa – Africa (Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 12);
Our Lady, Star of the Sea – Argentinian navy (Butler's, p. 15); Navigators (Guiley, p. 363); Sailors (Guiley, p. 364);

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Pancras or Pancras of Rome – Children (Guiley, p. 359); Children receiving their first communion (Guiley, p. 359; Jockle, p. 340); aginst Cramps (OSVE p. 897;); French children (Jockle, p. 340); German knights (Jockle, p. 340); Oaths (Guiley, p. 363); against Perjury (OSVE, p. 900); Protector of young seeds and flowers (one of the ice saints) (Jockle, p. 340); Treaties (Guiley, p. 366);
Pantaleon or Pantaleon of Nicomedia – against Accidents (Jockle, p. 341); against Consumption (Jockle, p. 341); for crying children (Jockle, p. 341); the Dillingen medical faculty (Jockle, p. 341); Doctors (Jockle, p. 341; OSVE p. 897); Endurance (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 86-87); against Headaches (Jockle, p. 341); Livestock (Jockle, p. 341); against Locusts (Jockle, p. 341); against Loneliness (Jockle, p. 341); Medical profession (Butler's, p. 14); Midwives (Jockle, p. 341); for real Penitence (Jockle, p. 341); School feast of Lutheran (!) children in Hamburg (Jockle, p. 341); Tuberculosis or Tuberculosis sufferers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 239-240); against Witchcraft (Jockle, p. 341);
Pascal or Paschal or Paschalis Baylon or Babylon – Chefs (Jockle, p. 342); Diocese of Serorbe-Castellon de la Plana (Jockle, p. 342); Eucharist (Butler's, p. 9); Eucharistic congresses and societies (Almanac, p. 212; Jockle, p. 342; Sandoval, p. 88); Eucharistic guilds (Butler's, p. 11); Herdsmen (Jockle, p. 342); Italian women (Butler's, p. 22); Sacramental brotherhoods (Jockle, p. 342); Shepherds (Butler's, p. 19); Women (in Italy) (Jockle, p. 342);
Patrick or Patrick of Ireland – Armagh, Armagh (Farmer, p. 532); Blacksmiths (Jockle, p. 343); Coopers (Jockle, p. 343); Dublin (Farmer, p. 533); Excluded people (Guiley, p. 360); Hairdressers (Jockle, p. 343); Apostle of Ireland (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 12; Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 343; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 130); Kiltegan missionary society for foreign missions (Jockle, p. 343); Livestock (Jockle, p. 343); Lost souls (Jockle, p. 343); Miners (Jockle, p. 343); against Snakebites (Guiley, p. 365); Snakes (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 217); against fear of Snakes (Guiley, p. 365); Tullow Saint Patrick brotherhood (Jockle, p. 343);
Paul or Paul the Apostle – Authors (Guiley, p. 357); Basket makers (Jockle, p. 344); Catholic Action (Butler's, p. 3); Catholic Action in Italy (Butler's, p. 6); Catholic press (Jockle, p. 344); “Cursillo” movement (Butler's, p. 8); Doves (Jockle, p. 344); Journalists (Guiley, p. 362); Labourers (Jockle, p. 344); Lay apostolate (Butler's, p. 4; Butler's, p. 13); Malta (OSVE, p. 903); Order of Saint Paul (Jockle, p. 344); for Productivity of fields (Jockle, p. 344); Public relations (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 192-193); Publishers (Guiley, p. 364); for Rain (Jockle, p. 344); religious societies named after St. Paul (Jockle, p. 344); Rope-makers (Jockle, p. 344); Rug makers (Jockle, p. 344); Saddlers (Jockle, p. 344); against Snakebites (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 344; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 216-217); against Storms at sea (Jockle, p. 344); Swordsmen (Jockle, p. 344); Tentmakers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 344; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 232); Theologians (Jockle, p. 344); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366); Writers (Guiley, p. 366);
Paul of Thebes – Basket makers (Jockle, p. 348); Order of St. Paul (Jockle, p. 348); Rug makers (Jockle, p. 348);
Paul the Hermit – Cloth workers (Guiley, p. 359); Weavers (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 247);
Paula – Widows (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 248);
Paulinus of Nola – Millers (Jockle, p. 348); Nola (Jockle, p. 348); Regensburg (Jockle, p. 348);
Pedro de San Jose Betancur – Guatemala (Guiley, p. 368);
Pelagia – Actresses (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 11);
Peregrine Laziosi – Cancer patients (Almanac, p. 212); Cancer sufferers (Butler's, p. 6); Cancer victims (OSVE p. 897); Chandlers (Sandoval, p. 44); against Skin diseases (OSVE, p. 901);
Perpetua – Cows (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 64);
Peter – Diocese of Berlin (Jockle, p. 350); Blacksmiths (Jockle, p. 350); Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358); Bridge builders (Jockle, p. 350); Butchers (Jockle, p. 350); Carolingians (Jockle, p. 350); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 350); against Fever (Jockle, p. 350); Fever sufferers (Guiley, p. 360); Fishermen (Jockle, p. 350; OSVE p. 898); against Foot trouble (Guiley, p. 360); Geneva (Jockle, p. 350); Diocese of Lausanne-Geneva-Freiburg (Jockle, p. 350); Longevity (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 144); Mechanics (Jockle, p. 350); Netmakers (Guiley, p. 363); Papacy (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 170-171); Quarry workers (Jockle, p. 350); Diocese of Rome (Jockle, p. 350); Sailors (Jockle, p. 350); Shipbuilders (Guiley, p. 365); against Snakes (Jockle, p. 350); Stationers (Guiley, p. 365); against Thieves (Jockle, p. 350); Watchmakers (Jockle, p. 350); against Wolves (Guiley, p. 366); Peter Baptist – Japan (OSVE, p. 903);
Peter Canisius – Diocese of Brixen (Jockle, p. 355); German Catholic school organizations (Jockle, p. 355); Apostle of Germany (Jockle, p. 355); Diocese of Innsbruck (Jockle, p. 355);
Peter Chrysologus – against fever (Jockle, p. 355); against rabies (Jockle, p. 355);
Peter Claver – African Americans (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 59; Sandoval, p. 215); Black Catholic missions (Guiley, p. 358); Black missions (Almanac, p. 213); Colombia (OSVE, p. 903); Missions to the Negro slaves (Butler's, p. 14; Butler's, p. 15); Slavery victims (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 215);
Peter Damian – against headache (Jockle, p. 356);
Peter Gonzalez – Sailors (Almanac, p. 213);
Peter Nolasco – prisoners (Jockle, p. 357);
Peter of Alcantara – Brazil (OSVE, p. 903); Estramadura, Spain (Guiley, p. 367); Watchmen (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 247);
Peter of Verona – Como (Jockle, p. 359); Cremona (Jockle, p. 359); Duchy of Modena (Jockle, p. 359); for good Harvests (Jockle, p. 359); against Headaches (Jockle, p. 359); the Inquisition (Jockle, p. 359); against Lightning (in Rome and Piacenza) (Jockle, p. 359); Lombardy (Jockle, p. 359); New mothers (Jockle, p. 359); against Storms and Tempests (Jockle, p. 359); against Vermin in the fields (in Selzal, Mitterndorf and Werfenau) ( Jockle, p. 359);
Petroc – Glovers (Guiley, p. 361); Padstow, Cornwall (Guiley, p. 368); Skinners (Guiley, p. 365); against Storms at Sea (Guiley, p. 365);
Pharailidis – against Childhood illnesses (OSVE p. 897); Ghent (Guiley, p. 368); Marital problems (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 151); against Physical abuse (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 177); Sick children (Guiley, p. 359; Guiley, p. 365);
Philip – Hatters (Guiley, p. 361); Pastry chefs (Guiley, p. 363); Uruguay (Guiley, p. 368);
Philip Neri – Oratorians (Jockle, p. 361); Orators (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 168); Rome (Guiley, p. 368; Sandoval, p. 201);
Philip of Zell – Babies (Butler's, p. 5); Speyer (Jockle, p. 359);
Philip the Apostle – Brabant (Jockle, p. 359); Dieppe (Jockle, p. 359); Fullers (Jockle, p. 359); Grocers (Jockle, p. 359); Guardian angel in battle (Jockle, p. 359); Hatters (Jockle, p. 359); Luxembourg (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 359); Pastrycooks (Jockle, p. 359); Philippeville (Jockle, p. 359): Sorrento (Jockle, p. 359); Tanners (Jockle, p. 359);
Philomena – Children of Mary (Guiley, p. 359); Living Rosary (Guiley, p. 362);
Phocas – Agricultural workers (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 13); Gardeners (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 104);
Piran – Perranporth, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 536);
Pirmin or Pirminus – Alsace (Jockle, p. 362); against Eye complaints (Jockle, p. 362); against Food poisoning (Jockle, p. 362); German Palatinate (Jockle, p. 362); against Plague (Jockle, p. 362); Poison (Butler's, p. 17); monastery of Reichenau, Innsbruck (Jockle, p. 362); against Rheumatism (Jockle, p. 362); Snakebite (Butler's, p. 19); against Snakes (Jockle, p. 362); against Vermin (Jockle, p. 362);
Piron – Miners (Guiley, p. 363);
Pius X – Esperantists (Jockle, p. 365); First communicants (Guiley, p. 360); Pilgrims (Guiley, p. 364); sick Pilgrims (Butler's, p. 16); Pontifical Society of the Holy Chilldhood (Jockle, p. 365);
Placid – against Chills (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 53);
Pollio – Lectors (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 141);
Polycarp – Earrache sufferers (OSVE p. 898);
Pontianus – Velletri (Jockle, p. 365);
Probus – Probus, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 536);
Processus and Martinian – Prison guards and officials (Butler's, p. 17);
Procopius – Bohemia (Jockle, p. 8); Czechoslovakia (Almanac, p. 214);
Pudentiana – Philippines (Butler's, p. 16);

Q[edit]

Quentin – against Coughs (OSVE p. 897);
Quiricus of Tarsus – Doctors (in Eastern Orthodoxy, jointly with Julitta) (Jockle, p. 366);
Quirinus – against Devil or diabolic possession (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 70-71); against Obsession (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 167);
Quirinius of Neuss – Cattle (Jockle, p. 366); against Gout (Jockle, p. 366); against Headache (Jockle, p. 366); Horses (Jockle, p. 366); Knighthood (Jockle, p. 366); Neuss (Jockle, p. 366); against Pestilence (Jockle, p. 366); against Rheumatism (Jockle, p. 366); against Skin diseases (Jockle, p. 366);
Quirinus of Siscia – Isola Abbey (Jockle, p. 369);

R[edit]

Raphael the Archangel - Apothecaries (Guiley, p. 357; Jockle, p. 370); Blind people (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 33); Druggists (Guiley, p. 360); Emigrants (Jockle, p. 370); against Eye trouble or diseases (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360); Happy meetings (Almanac, p. 213); Health inspectors (Butler's, p. 11); Safe journeys (Butler's, p. 12); Lovers (Almanac, p. 213; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 145); Miners (Jockle, p. 370); Nurses (OSVE, p. 900); Physicians (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 179); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 370); Roofers (Jockle, p. 370); Safe journey (Guiley, p. 364); Seamen (Jockle, p. 370-371); Sheep raisers (Guiley, p. 365); Sick people (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 370); Society of Raphael for the protection of Catholic emigrants (Jockle, p. 371); Travelers (Jockle, p. 370; OSVE, p. 902); Young people (Butler's, p. 22);
Raymond Nonnatus – Childbirth (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 49); Children (Butler's, p. 7); Expectant mothers (Almanac, p. 212); Falsely accused people (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 3; Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 91); Innocent people falsely accused (Butler's, p. 12); Midwives (OSVE p. 899); Obstetricians (OSVE, p. 900); Pregnant women (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 187);
Raymond of Penafort – Canonists (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 45); Lawyers (Butler's, p. 13); Scholars of church law (Jockle, p. 371); Schools or faculties of law (Butler's, p. 10; Butler's, p. 13; Butler's, p. 18);
Regina – against Poverty (OSVE, p. 900); Shepherdesses (OSVE, p. 901); Throat ailments (Almanac, p. 214); Torture victims (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 236);
Reinhold – Stonemasons (OSVE, p. 901);
Remigius of Reims – against Despair (Jockle, p. 372); against Epidemics (Jockle, p. 372); against Fevers (Jockle, p. 372); against Plague (Jockle, p. 372); Diocese of Reims (Jockle, p. 372); Reims (Jockle, p. 372); against Religious complacency (Jockle, p. 372); against Snakes (Jockle, p. 372); against Sore throats (Jockle, p. 372); against Temptations (Jockle, p. 372);
Rene Goupil – Anesthetists (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 15);
Richard of Chichester – Chichester, W. Sussex (Farmer, p. 533);
Rita of Cascia – against Bleeding (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 33); various Charitable works named after her (Jockle, p. 373); desire for children (Butler's, p. 7); Desperate, or hopeless, cases or situations (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 70); Healing of wounds (Guiley, p. 361); as a helper in dire need (Jockle, p. 373); against Infertility (Butler's, p. 12; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 126); Loneliness (Guiley, p. 362); Marital problems (OSVE p. 899); Parenthood (Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 173); Sisters of St. Rita of Cascia (Jockle, p. 373); Tumors (Guiley, p. 366);
Roch or Rocco or Rochus of Montpelier – Apothecaries (Jockle, p. 374); Art dealers (Jockle, p. 374); Brush-binders (Jockle, p. 374); Cattle (Butler's, p. 6); against Cattle plagues (Jockle, p. 374); against Cholera (OSVE p. 897); Contagious diseases (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 16); Doctors (Jockle, p. 374); Falsely accused (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 91-92); Farmers (Jockle, p. 374); Gardeners (Jockle, p. 374); Gravediggers (Jockle, p. 374); Hospitals (Jockle, p. 374); Hospitals for incurables (Jockle, p. 374); Invalids (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 129); Istanbul or Constantinople (Butler's, p. 12); Joiners (Jockle, p. 374); Montpelier (Jockle, p. 374); Parma (Jockle, p. 374); against Plagues (Jockle, p. 374; OSVE, p. 900); Plasterers (Jockle, p. 374); Prisoners (Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 374); against Skin diseases (Guiley, p. 365); Surgeons (Jockle, p. 374); Venice (Jockle, p. 374);
Romanus – Madmen (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 147);
Romuald of Camaldoni – Camaldolites (Jockle, p. 376);
Roque – Dog fanciers (Guiley, p. 359);
Roque Gonzalez – Paraguay (Guiley, p. 368);
Rose or Rosa of Lima – America (Jockle, p. 378); Central America (Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 367; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 14-15); Embroiderers (OSVE p. 898); Florists and flower growers (Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 378); Gardeners (Jockle, p. 378); India (Butler's, p. 12); Latin America (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 368); Lima (Jockle, p. 378); Needleworkers (Guiley, p. 363); People ridiculed for their piety (Guiley, p. 363); Peru (Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 378); Peruvian nurses (Butler's, p. 15); Peruvian security forces (Butler's, p. 19); Philippines (Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 378); South America (OSVE, p. 903); against Vanity (Guiley, p. 366); West Indies (Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 378);
Rose of Viterbo – Florists and flower growers (Butler's, p. 10);
Rumon – Ruan Lanihore, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 537); Ruan Major and Minor, Cornwall (Farmer, p. 537);
Rupert of Salzburg – Carinthia salt-mines (Jockle, p. 378); against rabid dogs (Jockle, p. 378); against red rain (Jockle, p. 378); city of Salzburg (Jockle, p. 378); state of Salzburg (Jockle, p. 378);

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Sabas – Lectors (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 142);
Sacred Heart – Ecuador (OSVE, p. 903);
Sarkis the Captain – Love and Youth (2012 Armenian Holy Apostolic Church Araratian Patriarchal Diocese Calendar);
Scholastica – Benedictine nuns (Jockle, p. 381); Convulsive children (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; Sandoval, p. 51); Le Mans (Jockle, p. 381); against Lightning (Jockle, p. 381); for Rain (Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 381); against Storms (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 226); Subiaco (Jockle, p. 381); Vich (Catalonia) (Jockle, p. 381);
Sebald – against Cold weather (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 57); against Freezing (Sandoval, p. 101); Freezing victims (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898); as a holy helper in many matters (Jockle, p. 383); Nuremberg (Jockle, p. 383);
Sebastian – Archers (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 4; Guiley, p. 357; Jockle, p. 384; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 18); Armorers (Guiley, p. 357); Bookbinders (Guiley, p. 358); Cattle (Jockle, p. 384); Cattle diseases (Guiley, p. 358); Clothworkers (Jockle, p. 384); Contagious diseases (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 16); Crusaders (Jockle, p. 384); the Dying (Jockle, p. 384); Enemies of religion (Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 384); Firemen (Jockle, p. 384); frail and sickly Children (Jockle, p. 384); Gardeners (Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 384); Gunsmiths (Jockle, p. 384); Hardware (Guiley, p. 361); Hunters (Jockle, p. 384); Invalids of war (Jockle, p. 384); Ironmongers (Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 384); Lead workers (Guiley, p. 362); Local or municipal Police (Butler's, p. 17); Marksmen societies (Jockle, p. 384); Neighborhood watch (Butler's, p. 15); against Plagues (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364); Potters (Jockle, p. 384); Racquet makers (Guiley, p. 364); Soldiers (Jockle, p. 384; OSVE, p. 901); Stonemasons (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 384); Tanners (Jockle, p. 384); Tinsmiths (Jockle, p. 384); Undertakers (Guiley, p. 366);
Senan – Barrelmakers (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 28); Coopers (Butler's, p. 8); Pescia (Holweck, p. 3); Sahagun, Spain (principal) (Holweck, p. 3); Servatius of Tongeren – against Fever (Jockle, p. 386); against Foot complaints (Jockle, p. 386); against frost damage (as frost saint) (Jockle, p. 386); Goslar (Jockle, p. 386); Joiners (Jockle, p. 386); against Lameness (Jockle, p. 386); against Leg disorders (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 142); Limburg/Lahn (Jockle, p. 386); Maastricht (Jockle, p. 386); Metalworkers (Jockle, p. 386); against Plagues by mice and rats (Jockle, p. 386); Quedlinburg (Jockle, p. 386); Successful enterprises (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 227); against Swine erysipelas (Jockle, p. 386); Tongeren (Jockle, p. 386); Vermin (Sandoval, p. 243); Diocese of Worms (Jockle, p. 386);
Seven Sleepers of Ephesus – against Fever (Jockle, p. 388); Sailors (Jockle, p. 388); against Sleep disorders (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 215); against Sleeplessness (Jockle, p. 388);
Severin of Noricum – Archduchy of Austria (Jockle, p. 388); Bavaria (Jockle, p. 388); Diocese of Linz (Jockle, p. 388); for the fertility of Vine stocks (Jockle, p. 388);
Sigismund of Burgundy – Diocese of Cremona (Jockle, p. 390); against Fractures (Jockle, p. 390); Diocese of Freising (Jockle, p. 390); against Marsh fever (Jockle, p. 390);
Pope Silvester – for a good Harvest (Jockle, p. 392); the former Papal States (Jockle, p. 392); Pets (Jockle, p. 392);
Simon Stock – Bordeaux (Jockle, p. 393); Carmelite Order (Jockle, p. 393); Tanners (Guiley, p. 365);
Simon the Zealot – Curriers (Guiley, p. 359; Sandoval, p. 65); Dyers (Jockle, p. 393); Goslar town hall (Jockle, p. 393); henpecked Husbands (Jockle, p. 393); Leatherworkers (Jockle, p. 393); Lumberjacks (Jockle, p. 393); Masons (Jockle, p. 393); Sawyers (Guiley, p. 364); the Simon societies in Austria (Jockle, p. 393); Tanners (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 393); Weavers (Jockle, p. 393);
Sophia – Widows (Jockle, p. 396);
Stanislaus of Cracow – Archdiocese of Cracow (Jockle, p. 397); Cracow, Poland (Guiley, p. 367); Last sacraments (Guiley, p. 362); Poland (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 368; Jockle, p. 397; OSVE, p. 903);
Stanislaus Kostka – against Broken bones (Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 398; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 39); against Eye complaints (Jockle, p. 398); against Fever (Jockle, p. 398); Gniezno (Jockle, p. 398); Jesuit novices (Jockle, p. 398); Lublin (Jockle, p. 398); Lvov (Jockle, p. 398); Poland (Butler's, p. 17; Jockle, p. 398); Poznan (Jockle, p. 398); Students (Jockle, p. 398); Warsaw (Jockle, p. 398); Young people (Butler's, p. 22);
Stephen the Martyr – Bricklayers (OSVE p. 896); Building trade (Butler's, p. 6); Carpenters (Jockle, p. 400); Coachmen (Jockle, p. 400); Coopers (Jockle, p. 400); Deacons (OSVE p. 897); against Headaches (Jockle, p. 400); Horses (Jockle, p. 400); Masons (Jockle, p. 400); Slingsmen (Jockle, p. 400); Stable boys (Jockle, p. 400); against Stitch(?) (Jockle, p. 400); Stonecarvers (Jockle, p. 400); Stonemasons (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 20; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 225-226); against Stones (Jockle, p. 400); Tailors (Jockle, p. 400); Diocese of Vienna (Jockle, p. 400); Weavers (Jockle, p. 400);
Stephen of Hungary – Bricklayers (Guiley, p. 358); against Death of children (Guiley, p. 359); Horses (Jockle, p. 400); Hungary (Jockle, p. 402; OSVE, p. 903); Kings (Guiley, p. 362); Masons (Guiley, p. 362); Order of St. Stephen (Jockle, p. 400); Stonecutters (Guiley, p. 365); Stonemasons (Guiley, p. 365);
Stephen the Younger – Coin collectors (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 57); Smelters (Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 216);
Swithbert – Angina sufferers (Sandoval, p. 16);
Swithun or Swithin – against Drought (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 77); for Rain (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 197-198);

T[edit]

Tarsicius – First communicants (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 95);
Tathai – St. Athan, Mid Glamorgan (Farmer, p. 537);
Teresa Maria of the Cross – People ridiculed for their piety (Guiley, p. 363);
Teresa of Jesus or Teresa of Avila – Alba de Tormes (Jockle, p. 403); Archbishoporic of Mexico (Jockle, p. 403); city of Avila (Jockle, p. 403); Discalced Carmelites (Jockle, p. 403); for those in spiritual needs (Jockle, p. 403); Foreign missions (Guiley, p. 363); Headache sufferers (Almanac, p. 213); against Headaches (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 112-113); Heart attack sufferers (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 113); for the inner life (Jockle, p. 403); Lace makers (Jockle, p. 403); Naples (Jockle, p. 403); Poor souls in Purgatory (Jockle, p. 403); against Sorrow of the heart (Jockle, p. 403); Spain (Jockle, p. 403; OSVE, p. 903); Spanish Catholic writers (Butler's, p. 22); Spanish military commissariat (Butler's, p. 7);
Teresa of Jesus Jorent e Ibars – Old-age pensioners (Butler's, p. 15; Butler's, p. 16); Old people (Butler's, p. 15); Senior citizens (Butler's, p. 19);
Terese of the Andes – Bodily ills (Guiley, p. 358); against Illness (Guiley, p. 361); Sick people (Guiley, p. 365); Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Thecla – the Dying (Jockle, p. 406); against Fire (Jockle, p. 406); against Plague (Jockle, p. 406); Thecla Brotherhoods (Jockle, p. 406);
Theobald – Bachelors (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 25-26); Church janitors (Sandoval, p. 54); Janitors (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 132);
Theodul of Sitten – Bells (Jockle, p. 406); Cattle (Jockle, p. 406); Vintners (Jockle, p. 406); Voralberg (Jockle, p. 406); Wallis (Jockle, p. 406); Walser Region in northern Italy (Jockle, p. 406); Weather (Jockle, p. 406);
Theodore – Reconciliation (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 199); against Storms (Guiley, p. 365);
Theodore Tiro – Military (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 155);
Therese of Lisieux – African missions (Guiley, p. 357); AIDS sufferers (Guiley, p. 357); Air crews (Guiley, p. 357); Aircraft pilots (Guiley, p. 357); Aviators (OSVE p. 896); Belgian air crews (Guiley, p. 358); Black missions (Guiley, p. 358); Bodily ills (Guiley, p. 358); Florists (OSVE p. 898); Flower growers (Butler's, p. 10; Guiley, p. 360); Foreign missions (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 360; Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 157); France (Jockle, p. 407; OSVE, p. 903); against Illness (Guiley, p. 361); Loss of parents (Guiley, p. 362); Missions (Butler's, p. 14); Parish missions (Guiley, p. 363); Peter's Work of the Propogation of the Faith (Jockle, p. 407); Restoration of religious freedom in Russia (Guiley, p. 364); Russia (OSVE, p. 903); Sick people (Guiley, p. 365); against Sickness (Guiley, p. 365); Spanish air crews (Guiley, p. 365); Tuberculosis sufferers (Guiley, p. 366); World missions (Jockle, p. 407);
Thibault of Provence – against Barrenness (Jockle, p. 408); Beltmakers of Paris (Jockle, p. 408); Brewers (Jockle, p. 408); Charcoal burners (Jockle, p. 408); against dry Coughs (Jockle, p. 408); against Eye diseases (Jockle, p. 408); against Fever (Jockle, p. 408); against Fits (Jockle, p. 408); against Gout (Jockle, p. 408); the Seven crafts in Luxembourg (Jockle, p. 408); against spells of Fear (Jockle, p. 408);
Thomas the Apostle – Architects (Jockle, p. 409; OSVE p. 896); Blind people (Butler's, p. 5; Guiley, p. 358); Builders (Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 409); Carpenters (Butler's, p. 6; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 409); Construction workers (Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 60-61); against Doubt (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 75-76); East Indies (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 409; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 82); Geometricians (Guiley, p. 361); India (Butler's, p. 12; Guiley, p. 368; Sandoval, p. 125); Joiners (Butler's, p. 12); Magistrato dei sei de la Mercanzia in Florence (Jockle, p. 409); Masons (Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362; Jockle, p. 409); Pakistan (Butler's, p. 16; Guiley, p. 368; Sandoval, p. 292); Parma (Jockle, p. 409); Pontifical State (Jockle, p. 409); Portugal (Jockle, p. 409); Quantity surveyors (Butler's, p. 18); Quarrymen (Jockle, p. 409); Riga (Jockle, p. 409); Sri Lanka (Guiley, p. 368); Stonecutters (Guiley, p. 365); Surveyors (Butler's, p. 20; Jockle, p. 409); Theologians (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 409); Thomas Islands (Jockle, p. 409); those ready for Marriage (Jockle, p. 409); Urbino (Jockle, p. 409);
Thomas Aquinas – Academics (OSVE p. 896); Apologists (Butler's, p. 4); Book dealers (Jockle, p. 411); Booksellers (Butler's, p. 5); Brewers (Jockle, p. 411); Catholic schools (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 18; Jockle, p. 411); Catholic universities (Butler's, p. 21; (Guiley, p. 358); Chastity (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 411; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 48); Colleges (Almanac, p. 212; Butler's, p. 7; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 58-59); Dominicans (Jockle, p. 411); Pencil makers (Guiley, p. 363; Jockle, p. 411; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 174-175); Philosphers (Butler's, p. 16); Philosophy (Butler's, p. 16); Roman Catholic academies (Butler's, p. 3); Scholars (Butler's, p. 18; Guiley, p. 364); Schools (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 205); against Storms (Jockle, p. 411); Theologians (Butler's, p. 21; Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 411); Youth studying (Jockle, p. 411);
Thomas Becket – Officials (Guiley, p. 363); Portsmouth, England (Guiley, p. 368); Secular clergy (OSVE p. 897);
Thomas More – Adopted children (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 11-12); Court workers (Guiley, p. 359); Lawyers (OSVE p. 899);
Thomas of Canterbury – Canterbury, Kent (Farmer, p. 534);
Thorlac – Iceland (OSVE, p. 903);
Three Wise Men or Three Magi - Cologne (Jockle, p. 415); for a good Death (Jockle, p. 415); Free State of Saxony (Jockle, p. 415); Furriers (Jockle, p. 415); Inns (Jockle, p. 415); Kingdom of Saxony (Jockle, p. 415); Manufacturers of playing cards (Jockle, p. 415); Pilgrims (Jockle, p. 415); Riders (Jockle, p. 415); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 415; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 239); against Witchcraft (Jockle, p. 415);
Titus – Crete (Jockle, p. 417); against Free thinking (Jockle, p. 417);
Tryphon – Gardeners (Almanac, p. 213);
Tugal – Brides (Guiley, p. 358);
Turibius – Bishops of Latin America (Butler's, p. 5; Butler's, p. 13); Lima (Jockle, p. 418);
Tychon – Vinegrowers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 244);

U[edit]

Ubald – dog bites (Butler's, p. 9); Hydrophobia/Rabies (Butler's, p. 12; Butler's, p. 18);
Ulric – against Childbirth complications (Guiley, p. 358; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 50);
Ulric of Augsburg – Augsburg (Jockle, p. 419); against danger from water (Jockle, p. 419); Diocese of Augsburg (Jockle, p. 419); Dying (Jockle, p. 419); Fishermen (Jockle, p. 419); against Floods (Jockle, p. 419); against Plagues of rats (Jockle, p. 419); Vintners (Jockle, p. 419); Wanderers (Jockle, p. 419); Weavers (Jockle, p. 419); Wine growers (Jockle, p. 419);
Pope Urban I – against Danger from frost (Jockle, p. 421); Vintners (in Germany) (Jockle, p. 421);
Ursula and Companions – Bridal couples (Jockle, p. 422); Cloth traders (Jockle, p. 422); Coimbra University (Jockle, p. 422); Drapes and drapers (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 76-77); Schoolgirls (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 204-205); Sick children (Jockle, p. 422); Sorbonne University in Paris (Jockle, p. 422); Ursulines (Jockle, p. 422); Women teachers (Jockle, p. 422); Young women (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 255-256); Youth (Jockle, p. 422);

V[edit]

Vaast – Toddlers (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 235);
Valentine of Ratien – Cripples (Jockle, p. 425); Epileptics (Jockle, p. 425);
Valentine – Betrothed couples (Guiley, p. 358); Engaged couples (Guiley, p. 360; Sandoval, p. 87); Epileptics (Guiley, p. 360); against Fainting (Guiley, p. 360); Greeting card industry (Guiley, p. 361); Greetings (Almanac, p. 213; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 108); Happy marriage (Guiley, p. 361); Love (Guiley, p. 362); Lovers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 13; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 145); Travelers (Guiley, p. 366); Youths (Guiley, p. 366);
Valerian – against Exposure (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 89); against Freezing (Sandoval, p. 101); Freezing victims (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 89);
Venantius – Falling (Butler's, p. 10); Jumping (Butler's, p. 12); Leaping (Butler's, p. 13);
Venerius – Lighthouse keepers (Almanac, p. 213; Butler's, p. 13; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 143);
Veronica – against Bleeding (Jockle, p. 427); advocate for a good Death (Jockle, p. 427); helper with serious wounds (Jockle, p. 427); Laundresses (OSVE p. 899); Linen traders (Jockle, p. 427); Linen weavers (Jockle, p. 427); Sewers in white (Jockle, p. 427); Washerwomen (Jockle, p. 427);
Viator – Catechists (Almanac, p. 212);
Victor – Millers (Almanac, p. 213);
Victor of Marseilles – against Foot trouble (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 97-98); Millers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 155-156); Throat ailments (Almanac, p. 214); Torture victims (OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 236);
Vincent – Portugal (Guiley, p. 368; OSVE, p. 903); Throat ailments (Almanac, p. 214); Torture victims (OSVE, p. 902); Vintners (Guiley, p. 366); Wineries (Almanac, p. 214; OSVE, p. 902); Wineries and Wine growers (Guiley, p. 366);
Vincent de Paul – Catholic charities (Butler's, p. 6); Charitable organizations and societies (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 358; Jockle, p. 428; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 48-49); Clergy (Jockle, p. 428); Hospitals (Butler's, p. 11; Guiley, p. 361; Jockle, p. 428); Lazarists (Jockle, p. 428); Lepers (Guiley, p. 362); for recovery of Lost objects (Jockle, p. 428); Madagascar (Butler's, p. 13; Sandoval, p. 291); Orphanages (Jockle, p. 428); Prisoners (Butler's, p. 17; Guiley, p. 364; Jockle, p. 428; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 190); Spiritual help (Guiley, p. 365); Vincentians (Jockle, p. 428);
Vincent Ferrer – Brick makers (Guiley, p. 358); Builders (OSVE p. 896); Construction workers (Guiley, p. 359); against Epilepsy (Jockle, p. 428); against Headaches (Jockle, p. 428); Lead casters (Jockle, p. 428); Pavement workers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 173-174); Plumbers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 180-181); Roofers (Jockle, p. 428); Tile makers (Guiley, p. 366; Jockle, p. 428); against Undetermined symptoms of illness (Jockle, p. 428); Valencia (Jockle, p. 428); Vannes (Jockle, p. 428); Woodworkers (Jockle, p. 428);
Vincent of Saragossa or of Zaragoza – Portugal (Jockle, p. 428); Potters (Jockle, p. 428); Roofers (Jockle, p. 428); Seamen (Jockle, p. 428); Tile makers (Jockle, p. 428); Torture victims (Sandoval, p. 236); vineyards of Vigneron (Jockle, p. 428); Vinegar makers (Butler's, p. 21); Vineyard guards and protectors (Jockle, p. 428); Vintners (in Germany and France) (Jockle, p. 428); French weavers (Jockle, p. 428); Winegrowers (Butler's, p. 22); Wine merchants in Paris (Jockle, p. 428); Wineries (Sandoval, p. 249-250); Wood cutters in Salzburg and Zaragoza (Jockle, p. 428);
Vincent Pallotti – Missionary priests (Butler's, p. 14);
Vitus – Actors (Butler's, p. 3; Guiley, p. 357; Jockle, p. 432; OSVE p. 896; Sandoval, p. 1011); Apothecaries (Jockle, p. 432); against Barrenness (Jockle, p. 432); against Bedwetting (Jockle, p. 432); the Blind (Jockle, p. 432); Brewers (Jockle, p. 432); against Children's cramps (Jockle, p. 432); Comedians (OSVE p. 897); Copper and cauldron smiths (Jockle, p. 432); against Cripples (Jockle, p. 432); Dancers (OSVE p. 897); against dancing mania (Jockle, p. 432); danger from animals (Butler's, p. 4); against Danger of fire (Jockle, p. 432); the Deaf (Jockle, p. 432); against Dog bite (Jockle, p. 432); Dogs (Jockle, p. 432); the Dumb (Jockle, p. 432); against Earthquake (Jockle, p. 432); Epileptics and epilepsy (Butler's, p. 9; Guiley, p. 360; Jockle, p. 432; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 88); Epilepsy and Motor diseases (Almanac, p. 212); Eye diseases (Jockle, p. 432); against Frenzy (Jockle, p. 432); Hens (Jockle, p. 432); against Hysteria (Jockle, p. 432); Imperial House of Saxony, Sicily, Bohemia, Pomerania, Saxony, Island of Rugen, Corvey, Ellwangen, Hoxter, Krems, Monchengladbach, Prague (Jockle, p. 432); the Lame (Jockle, p. 432); against Lightning (Butler's, p. 13; Jockle, p. 432); Miners (Jockle, p. 432); Nervous diseases (Butler's, p. 8; Butler's, p. 15); Pets (Jockle, p. 432); against Possession (Jockle, p. 432); Protection of chastity (Jockle, p. 432); Sicily (Butler's, p. 19); against Sleeping long (Jockle, p. 432); against Snakebite (Butler's, p. 19; Jockle, p. 432); Sowing and harvest (Jockle, p. 432); protection against Storms (Butler's, p. 20; Jockle, p. 432); Vintners (Jockle, p. 432); Youth (Jockle, p. 432);
Vladimir I of Kiev – Converts (Almanac, p. 212; Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 61-62); Kings (Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 136); Murderers (Guiley, p. 363; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 160); Parents of large families (Guiley, p. 363); Russia (Guiley, p. 368; Sandoval, p. 202);

W[edit]

Walburga – Crops (Guiley, p. 359; OSVE p. 897; Sandoval, p. 64); Diocese of Eichstatt, Oudenaarde, Belgium (Jockle, p. 434); against dog bites (Jockle, p. 434); against Famine (Guiley, p. 360; OSVE p. 898; Sandoval, p. 92); Farmers (Jockle, p. 434); for the prospering of fruits of the field (Jockle, p. 434); Peasants (Jockle, p. 434); Pets (Jockle, p. 434); against Plagues (Guiley, p. 364; OSVE, p. 900; Sandoval, p. 180); against Rabies (Jockle, p. 434);
Walter of Pontnoise – Job-related stress (Sandoval, p. 226; Sandoval, p. 250); Stress (Almanac, p. 214; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 226); Wine merchants (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 250);
Wenceslaus – Bohemia (Almanac, p. 214; Butler's, p. 5; Jockle, p. 8; Jockle, p. 437; OSVE, p. 903; Sandoval, p. 34); helper in battle of the Bohemian army (Jockle, p. 437); Brewers (Butler's, p. 5); Czech Republic (Guiley, p. 367; Jockle, p. 437); Czechoslovakia (OSVE, p. 903); Moravia (Butler's, p. 14);
Wendelin – Cattle (Jockle, p. 438); against cattle Plagues (Jockle, p. 438); Farmers (Jockle, p. 438); Herdsmen (Jockle, p. 438); Pasture (Jockle, p. 438); Peasants (Jockle, p. 438); Shepherds (Jockle, p. 438);
Werburga – Chester, Cheshire (Farmer, p. 534);
Wilfrid – Hexham, Northumb. (Farmer, p. 534);
Wilgefortis – Unhappily married women (Sandoval, p. 242);
Willibrord – Epilepsy and motor diseases (Almanac, p. 212); Holland (OSVE, p. 903); Lithuania (Butler's, p. 13);
Winwaloe – against Impotence (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 124);
Wite – Infants (Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 126);
Wolfgang of Regensburg – against Barrenness (Jockle, p. 447); Bavaria (Jockle, p. 447); Bishoporic of Regensburg (Jockle, p. 447); against Bleeding (Jockle, p. 447); Canton Zug (Jockle, p. 447); Carpenters (Jockle, p. 447); Colliers (Jockle, p. 447); against Dysentery (Jockle, p. 447); against Gout (Jockle, p. 447); Hungary (Jockle, p. 447); against Lameness (Jockle, p. 447); against Miscarriages (Jockle, p. 447); Regensburg (Jockle, p. 447); Sailors (Jockle, p. 447); Shepherds (Jockle, p. 447); against Stomachaches (Guiley, p. 365; Jockle, p. 447; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 224); against Stroke (Jockle, p. 447); Wood carvers (Jockle, p. 447); Wood cutters (Jockle, p. 447); Woodsmen (Guiley, p. 366; OSVE, p. 902; Sandoval, p. 252);

Z[edit]

Zeno – Babies (Guiley, p. 357; OSVE p. 896); Bachelors (Guiley, p. 357);
Zeno of Verona – Pistoia (Jockle, p. 448): Verona (Jockle, p. 448); Water (Jockle, p. 448); Zita – Domestic help (Guiley, p. 359; Sandoval, p. 75); female Servants (Butler's, p. 19); Housekeepers (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 361; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 120); Maids (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 362; OSVE p. 899; Sandoval, p. 148); Servants (Almanac, p. 213; Guiley, p. 365; OSVE, p. 901; Sandoval, p. 209);