Find a Saint

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Saints for common needs

St. Anthony of Padua

When something is lost or missing

St. Dymphna

For anxiety, depression, trauma, or mental illness

St. Joseph

For fathers, families, housing, or a peaceful death

St. Joseph the Worker

For employment, work, and financial stability

St. Jude Thaddeus

When a situation feels hopeless

St. Monica

For a child or loved one far from the faith

St. Peregrine Laziosi

For cancer, chronic illness, or serious disease

St. Rita of Cascia

For impossible circumstances or a troubled marriage

St. Raphael the Archangel

For healing, a safe journey, or a good relationship

St. Gianna Beretta Molla

For pregnancy, motherhood, or medical decisions

St. Anne

For mothers, grandmothers, family unity, or infertility

St. Joseph of Cupertino

For exams, learning struggles, or air travel

St. Thomas Aquinas

For wisdom, understanding, and serious study

St. Christopher

For safe travel and protection on the road

St. Michael the Archangel

For protection, courage, or spiritual struggle

St. Benedict of Nursia

For peace in the home, discipline, or spiritual protection

St. Francis of Assisi

For animals, creation, peace, or a simpler life

St. Isidore the Farmer

For farming, gardens, weather, and rural work

St. Martha

For homemaking, hospitality, cooking, or overwhelming responsibilities

St. Lucy

For eye problems, vision, or light in darkness

St. Blaise

For throat illness or breathing concerns

St. Agatha

For breast illness, assault recovery, or courage

St. Maximilian Kolbe

For addiction, recovery, or courage under pressure

St. Ignatius of Loyola

For discernment, a major decision, or finding direction

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

For grief, widowhood, single parenting, or Catholic education

St. Cecilia

For music, musicians, singing, or creative gifts

St. Francis de Sales

For writing, communication, patience, or gentleness

✠ The saints do not replace Jesus. They pray with us and lead us closer to him.