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Female Patron Saints

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The term 'Saints' is used in Christian religions to describe a person who is perceived of being an example of great holiness and virtue and considered capable of interceding with God on behalf of a person who prayed to them. A person who has died and has been declared a saint by canonization. The Roman Catholic Church has an official process for creating saints. The women who have been created as Female Patron Saints are recognised for their virtue and the contribution they have made to the Christian religion. Many of the great Female Patron Saints lost their lives in their service to the church and died for their faith and beliefs. Other Female Patron Saints are remembered as the mothers of important saints.

Female Patron Saints
The following list contains the names of Female Patron Saints:

Female Patron Saints

Abandoned - Saint Flora
Aid to the poor - Saint Mildred
Alcoholism - Saint Monica
Ammunition workers - Saint Barbara
Archaeologists - Saint Helen
Architects - Saint Barbara
Artillery - Saint Barbara
Advertising - Saint Bernardine of Siena
Aviators - Our Lady of Loretto
Bell founders - Saint Agatha
Blindness - Saint Lucy/Saint Lawrence
Bodily ills - Our Lady of Lourdes
Brass workers - Saint Barbara
Breast diseases - Saint Agatha
Brides - Saint Dorothy
Builders - Saint Barbara
Cabinet makers - Saint Anne
Canada - Saint Joseph/Saint Anne
Chastity - Saint Agnes
Composers - Saint Cecile
Cooks - Saint Martha
Cutters - Saint Lucy
Dentists - Saint Apollonia
Dietitians - Saint Martha
Difficult marriages - Saint Elizabeth/Saint Cecilia
Disasters - Saint Jennifer
Domestic servants - Saint Martha
Emigrants - Saint Frances
Eyes - Saint Lucy
Family harmony Saint Dymphna
Fire prevention - Saint Catherine of Sienna
Fire works - Saint Barbara
Flight crew, aviation - Saint Mary
Florist - Saint Dorothy
Florists - Saint Dorothy
Flyers - Our Lady of Loretto
Forgotten people - Saint Juanita
Founders - Saint Barbara
France - Saint Joan of Arc
Girl Scouts - Saint Agnes
Grandmothers - Saint Anne
Gunners - Saint Barbara
Healing cancer - Saint Bertha
Healing of wounds - Saint Rita
Home builders - Our Lady of Loretto
Homelessness - Saint Margaret
Horse riders - Saint Anne
Housekeepers - Saint Anne
Housepersons - Saint Anne
Housewives - Saint Anna
Housewives - Saint Anna
Impulsive gambling - Saint Bernardine of Siena
Insanity - Saint Dymphna
Invalids - Saint Lidwina
Italy - Saint Catherine of Siena
Jurors - Saint Catherine
Lamp makers - Our Lady of Loretto
Lightning - Saint Barbara

Loneliness - Saint Rita
Loss of family members - Saint Nicole
Loss of parents - Saint Lauren
Mental illness - Saint Dymphna
Mexico - Our Lady of Guadalupe
Miners - Saint Barbara
Miscarriages - Saint Catherine
Missions - Saint Theresa
Mothers - Saint Anne
Mothers - Saint Anna
Musicians - Saint Cecile
Nerves - Saint Dymphna
Newborns - Saint Brigid
Nuns - Saint Brigid
Nurses - Saint Camillus
Orphans - Saint Louise
Peddlers - Saint Lucy
Pencil makers - Saint Lucy
Penitence - Saint Mary Magdalene
Philippines - Sacred Heart of Mary
Philosophers - Saint Catherine
Poets - Saint Cecilia
Polio - Saint Margaret Mary
Poor people - Saint Juliana
Poverty - Saint Regina
Pregnant women - Saint Margaret
Ranchers - Saint Isidore
Rape Saint Dymphna/Saint Agnes
Runaways - Saint Dymphna
Saddlers - Saint Lucy
Scribes - Saint Catherine
Secretaries - Saint Catherine
Separated spouses - Saint Elizabeth
Servants - Saint Martha
Service women - Saint Joan of Arc
Singers - Saint Cecilia
Single women - Saint Emily
Skaters - Saint Lidwina
Spinsters - Saint Catherine
Stenographers - Saint Catherine
Storms - Saint Barbara
Sudden death - Saint Barbara
Sweden - Saint Bridget
Television - Saint Clare of Assisi Saint Clare
Throat - Saint Cecile
Tongue - Saint Catherine
Tuberculosis - Saint Theresa
Tumor - Saint Rita
Vanity - Saint Rose of Lima
Virgins - Miraculous/Saint Joan of Arc
Vocalists - Saint Cecile
West Indies - Saint Gertrude
Widows - Saint Louise
Women in labor - Saint Anne
Women’s Army Corps - Saint Genevieve

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Saint BonifaceSaint Boniface
This great apostle of Germany, born in Wessex, UK, between 672 and 680. When he was little, and some missionaries, and for some time stayed at home. She told the children about their work. He was very pleased and encouraged by the good news for people. Boniface has decided in his heart that he would like to receive them when they grow up. While he was still young, the nuns went to school for learning. A few years later became a popular teacher. When he was ordained a priest, he was so powerful preacher because he was full of enthusiasm.

Saint Boniface want all have the opportunity to know and love Christ and His Church. Missionary in the western part of Germany. Pope Gregory in the 11 blessed him and sent him on this mission. Boniface people with great success. It is pleasant and kind. In addition, a man of great courage. Sometimes, to prove that the pagan gods were false, it is somewhat fat. A large oak tree, oak of Thor ". If pagans believed sacred to the gods. Before a large crowd, Boniface struck a tree several times with an ax. A large tree fell. It was recognized that the false pagan gods, when nothing happened with Boniface.

Wherever he preached, and the new members were received into the church. In his life, Boniface converting large numbers of peo
ple. Instead of statues of pagan gods and built temples and monasteries. In 732, the new Pope, St. Gregory III Bonifatius made a bishop, and gave him a mission. The state of Bavaria, which part of Germany today. And some of his friends that he went to take advantage of the real people of faith. Here the holy bishop was very successful.

Then one day, and was preparing to confirm some converts. The group of fierce fighters raided the camp.
Saint Boniface would not allow his friends to protect him. "God tells us to repay evil with good." "This is a day of waiting for a long time. Trust in God, and it will have on us." Barbara was attacked, and Boniface was the first victim. He died a martyr 5 / 754. He was buried in the famous monastery, which was launched in Fulda, Germany. This is what they want.Saint Boniface
Saint George
Saint George is the saints of England. The logo, a red cross on a white background is the flag of England and part of the British flag. St George's emblem was adopted by Richard the Lion Heart, and brought to England in the 12 century and atheist. King of the soldiers of Ulster in the battle to avoid confusion.

St. George is believed to be born in Cappadocia (now Eastern Turkey) in 270 BC. He was a Christian. At the age of seventeen, and joined the Roman army and soon became known for his courage. Served under the pagan emperor, but never forgot the Christian faith.

When the p
agan Emperor Diocletian began the persecution of Christians, St. George with the Emperor to spare their lives. However, St. George's appeal will be heeded, and that he believed that the Emperor Diocletian tried to make St. George's denial of their faith in Christ, and why. St. George has shown the courage and confidence, and finally beheaded near Lydda in Palestine, in the April 23 303
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Michael the ArchangelMichael the Archangel LRA leader the devil during the uprising. Fidelity is common for Muslims, Christians and Hebrew, and there in the writings of all cultures. Consideration angel of Israel, and the guard and protector of the church. Daniel in the book (12:1), and Michael called to defend the church against the anti-Christ. Feast of Saint Michael, the shadow years of the appearance of angels to a man named GARGAN to 492 in Mount Gargano near Manfredonia in southern Italy. GARGAN grazing and other livestock on the mountain, and the bull entered the place he hid in a cave. The shares shot in the cave, but turned and injury to Archer. Cowherds went to the bishop who ordered three days of post and prayer, to seek an explanation for a mystery. At the end of three days, seems to be Michael Bishop and the church built in honor of the Holy Angels in the cave. If you find medals or holy cards "effect" Michael is probably chips of rock from the cave, or pieces of cloth that have touched them.