Patronage
All patronages
All causes, professions and communities associated with patron saints.
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poor clerics 1 Poor Daughters of Saint Cajetan 1 poor of Toledo 1 Poor young girls 1 popes 1 Poppi 1 pork butchers 1 porters of Saint Nicholas 1 Porthe 1 Porto 1 Portugal 1 Portuguese infantry 1 potters 1 potters 1 potters (Trier region) 1 pottery makers 1 Poussignol 1 Poutcey 1 Prato 1 Précigné 1 pregnant women 1 Prémery 1 Premonstratensian Order 1 Prešov 1 Priesthood 1 Priests 1 priests 1 Priests and parish priests of the Neapolitan region 1 Priests exercising their ministry in hiding 1 Priests of France (implicit) 1 Priests of Mercy 1 Priory of Saint-Louans 1 Priory of Vauchoux 1 Prison chaplains 1 Prisons of Italy 1 Professors 1 Propagation of the Faith 1 protection of children 1 protection of families 1 protection of livestock 1 Protector against earthquakes 1 Provence 1 Province of Monza and Brianza 1 Province of Oristano (Sardinia) 1 Prunay 1 Prussia 1 public figures 1 public works contractors 1 Publishers 1 Puimichel 1 Purity 1 Puster Valley 1 queen of harmony 1 Queens 1 Queens of France 1 Quercy 1 Queudes 1 Quimperlé 1 Quinçay 1 Quintin 1 Quito 1 Racconigi 1 Racial justice 1 Railway workers 1 rape victims 1 readers 1 Rebais 1 Recanati 1 Redemption of captives 1 Redemption of captives 1 Redon Abbey 1 refugees 1 Reggio Emilia 1 Reichenau 1 Reims (special devotion) 1 Religious Hospitallers of Saint Joseph 1 Religious Teachers Filippini (Pious Teachers Filippini) 1 religious vocations 1 Rennes 1 Renti 1 Reparation Archconfraternity 1 Reparatory Archconfraternity of Saint-Dizier 1 Republic of Genoa 1 Republic of San Marino 1 resistance against femicide 1 resistance against the exploitation and sexual violence of children and adolescents 1 Rhuys 1 ribbon makers and workers 1 Ribemont 1 Rieti 1 Rilly-Sainte-Syre 1 Rio Grande do Norte (Brazil) 1 Riom 1 Ripon 1 Rivoli 1 road builders 1 Rocamadour 1 Roermond 1 Roermond 1 Roma people 1 Romainmôtier 1 Roman Church 1 Roman Church (liberator) 1 Romani people 1 Rome (church at the foot of the Capitoline Hill) 1 Rome (co-patroness) 1 Rome (Gorgon) 1 Romeries 1 Ronse 1 Roskilde 1 Roubaix 1 Rouen (dedicated church) 1 Rouillon 1 Rouvray (Normandy) 1 Roye 1 Rue 1 Rully 1 rural workers 1 Ruspe 1 Ruthenians 1 Rutten (Rüsson) 1 Ruvo 1 Säckingen 1 Sacristans 1 Sahuayo (Michoacán) 1 sailors 1 Sailors (by extension of the cloud over the sea) 1 sailors of the Iberian Peninsula 1 Sains 1 Sains-lez-Marquion 1 Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Hospice 1 Saint Bartholomew Parish (Paris) 1 Saint Boniface Parish in Ixelles 1 Saint Donatus of Embrun 1 Saint Flavit 1 Saint Helier (Jersey) 1 Saint Joseph of the Prisons 1 Saint Lucia (vanished village) 1 Saint Martin of Tours 1 Saint Mary Major 1 Saint Phal of Maillé 1 Saint Pome Hospital 1 Saint Prisca Church (Rome) 1 Saint Vivence Monastery of Amanco 1 Saint-Affrique 1 Saint-Agnan of Cosne 1 Saint-Agnan-en-Morvan 1 Saint-Albin Parish 1 Saint-Algis 1 Saint-Amand-les-Eaux 1 Saint-Ambroix (Cher) 1 Saint-Amé (Vosges) 1 Saint-Andéol-de-Guya 1 Saint-André Abbey of Le Cateau 1 Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val 1 Saint-Aoustrille 1 Saint-Armel 1 Saint-Arnoul Abbey 1 Saint-Astier (Dordogne) 1 Saint-Avertin (formerly Vencay) 1 Saint-Avold 1 Saint-Bandry (Aisne) 1 Saint-Benin-d'Azy 1 Saint-Benin-des-Bois 1 Saint-Bertin 1 Saint-Blandin (Meaux) 1 Saint-Blimond 1 Saint-Bohaire (Loir-et-Cher) 1 Saint-Bomer 1 Saint-Brice 1 Saint-Brieuc 1 Saint-Brisson 1 Saint-Bry 1 Saint-Cadoc Island 1 Saint-Calais 1 Saint-Céré 1 Saint-Chaffre 1 Saint-Chamassy (parish) 1 Saint-Clair (Ilescampes) 1 Saint-Clair-du-Rhône 1 Saint-Clair-sur-Epte 1 Saint-Claude Abbey 1 Saint-Denis Abbey 1 Saint-Didier-sur-Chalaronne 1 Saint-Dié 1 Saint-Dié-des-Vosges 1 Saint-Dizier 1 Saint-Ébremond-de-Bonfossé 1 Saint-Émiland 1 Saint-Evroult-de-Montfort 1 Saint-Evroult-Notre-Dame 1 Saint-Florent-le-Vieil 1 Saint-Floris 1 Saint-Folquin (village) 1 Saint-Fraimbault-de-Lassay 1 Saint-Fraimbault-de-Prières 1 Saint-Franchy 1 Saint-Fuscien 1 Saint-Galmier (town) 1 Saint-Gand (Diocese of Besançon) 1 Saint-Gaudens 1 Saint-Gein 1 Saint-Gence 1 Saint-Généroux 1 Saint-Geosmes 1 Saint-Germain (Aube) 1 Saint-Germain (parish) 1 Saint-Germer Abbey 1 Saint-Gervais-en-Vallière 1 Saint-Ghislain (city) 1 Saint-Gibrien (village) 1 Saint-Gildas-des-Bois 1 Saint-Gilles-du-Mené 1 Saint-Gilles-Pligneaux 1 Saint-Gilles-Vieux-Marché 1 Saint-Herblain 1 Saint-Herbot 1 Saint-Hippolyte 1 Saint-Hippolyte Parish (Paris) 1 Saint-Holde Monastery 1 Saint-Honorat Island 1 Saint-Hubert Abbey 1 Saint-Hymetière 1 Saint-Jacquemoz 1 Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie 1 Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas 1 Saint-Jean Abbey of Laon 1 Saint-Josse-sur-Mer 1 Saint-Judoce 1 Saint-Julien near Troyes 1 Saint-Junien 1 Saint-Just des Marest 1 Saint-Just-en-Chaussée 1 Saint-Landry Parish 1 Saint-Laumer Abbey 1 Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat 1 Saint-Léonard-des-Bois 1 Saint-Léonard-en-Beauce 1 Saint-Léons 1 Saint-Léopardin (formerly Vivaris) 1 Saint-Léry (Morbihan) 1 Saint-Lothain 1 Saint-Loup (Champagne) 1 Saint-Loup des Bois 1 Saint-Loup-de-Buffigny 1 Saint-Loyer-des-Champs 1 Saint-Lucien Monastery 1 Saint-Lunaire 1 Saint-Lupien (Aube) 1 Saint-Lyé 1 Saint-Magloire Seminary 1 Saint-Maime 1 Saint-Mandé 1 Saint-Marceau of Orléans 1 Saint-Mards 1 Saint-Marien Abbey of Auxerre 1 Saint-Martial Monastery in Paris 1 Saint-Maurice in Valais 1 Saint-Maximin 1 Saint-Méen Abbey 1 Saint-Melaine Abbey 1 Saint-Memmie 1 Saint-Menoux 1 Saint-Merry Parish (Paris) 1 Saint-Mesmin (Aube) 1 Saint-Mesmin (Loiret) 1 Saint-Michel-en-Brenne 1 Saint-Mihiel 1 Saint-Moran Priory in Rennes 1 Saint-Nabord 1 Saint-Olan-de-Joux 1 Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres 1 Saint-Parres-les-Vaudes 1 Saint-Paulien 1 Saint-Pavace 1 Saint-Phal (Aube) 1 Saint-Pierre Abbey of Chalon 1 Saint-Pons-de-Thomières 1 Saint-Porchaire Church in Poitiers 1 Saint-Prix (Val-d'Oise) 1 Saint-Quentin 1 Saint-Rambert-en-Bugey 1 Saint-Rambert-en-Bugey 1 Saint-Rémi-du-Plain 1 Saint-Renan 1 Saint-Révérien in Morvan 1 Saint-Rigomer-des-Bois 1 Saint-Riquier Abbey 1 Saint-Romain-de-Roche 1 Saint-Saulve 1 Saint-Savin (Hautes-Pyrénées) 1 Saint-Sène Abbey 1 Saint-Séverin Abbey of Château-Landon 1 Saint-Siméon (Orne) 1 Saint-Sulpice Seminary 1 Saint-Symphorien of Bourges 1 Saint-Teneux 1 Saint-Thierry 1 Saint-Trivier-sur-Moignens 1 Saint-Tropez 1 Saint-Tutilon Cemetery 1 Saint-Urbain (town) 1 Saint-Vaast Abbey 1 Saint-Vaast of Arras 1 Saint-Vaise 1 Saint-Vandrille 1 Saint-Vaury 1 Saint-Versin 1 Saint-Viance 1 Saint-Viâtre (formerly Tremble-Vif) 1 Saint-Walbert-lez-Héricourt 1 Saint-Wandrille Abbey 1 Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche 1 Sainte-Camelle (parish) 1 Sainte-Céronne-lès-Mortagne 1 Sainte-Engrace-du-Port 1 Sainte-Enimie 1 Sainte-Eusoye (Oise) 1 Sainte-Gemme (Gironde) 1 Sainte-Gemme (Saintonge) 1 Sainte-Geneviève Abbey 1 Sainte-Glossinde Abbey in Metz 1 Sainte-Maure (Aube) 1 Sainte-Ménehould 1 Sainte-Savine (Aube) 1 Sainte-Soline (Deux-Sèvres) 1 Sainte-Souline (Charente) 1 Sainte-Syre 1 Sainte-Thorette (Berry) 1 Sainte-Triaise Parish of Poitiers 1 Sainte-Verge (Deux-Sèvres) 1 Saintes (Hainaut) 1 Saints-en-Puisaye 1 Salagnac 1 Salesches 1 Salesian Sisters of the Sacred Hearts 1 Salingestad 1 Salins 1 Salt miners 1 Salzburg 1 Sambin 1 Samer 1 Sampigny 1 San Saba Monastery in Rome 1 Sancourt 1 Sanilhac 1 Santa Sabina (Rome) 1 Santarem 1 Santoche 1 Saracens 1 Saragossa (against the plague) 1 Sardinia 1 Savianges 1 Savigny Abbey 1 Savolhans 1 Savona 1 Savonnières 1 sawyers (Mechelen) 1 Saxon navigators 1 Schaffhausen 1 Schiedam 1 Schœnaug Monastery 1 scholars 1 scholars 1 scholarship holders 1 School complex in Le Teil 1 Schools of Chartres 1 schools of Dijon 1 Schools of the Diocese of Autun 1 schoolteachers 1 schoolteachers 1 scouts 1 scrap metal dealers 1 sculptors 1 Scythia Minor 1 Seamstresses 1 Sebaste 1 Secondary patroness of France (since 1944) 1 Secular Franciscan Order (Third Order) in Poland 1 Secular Missionary Carmel 1 Séez 1 Segni 1 Self-control 1 Seligenstadt 1 Selingestad 1 Selles-sur-Cher 1 Seminarians and clerics 1 Semur-en-Auxois 1 Sennevières 1 Sennevières (via Saint Léobat) 1 Sens (Saint-Léon parish) 1 separated families 1 Serbia 1 Sergiopolis 1 servants 1 several churches in France 1 Several churches in Germany 1 several churches in Italy 1 several churches in Spain 1 Several institutions in the Diocese of La Rochelle (including the Jean-Baptiste Souzy Diocesan Cultural Center) 1 several parishes in Brittany 1 Several parishes in Franche-Comté 1 several parishes in the Blésois region 1 several provinces of Austrasia 1 Seyssieu Abbey 1 shepherdesses 1 Shepherds and shepherdesses 1 Shepherds of Mont-Guillaume 1 shepherds of Northumberland 1 ship pilots 1 Shoemakers (due to his religious name) 1 shoemakers of Mondovi 1 shoemakers of Montferrat 1 Sichamps 1 Sick, infirm, and physically disabled people 1 Sigüenza 1 Silesia 1 Silesian Major Seminary in Katowice 1 Silva-Candida 1 Sint Odiliënberg 1 Sint-Truiden 1 Sinti 1 Sirmium 1 Siscia 1 Sisteron 1 Sisters of Charity of Ireland 1 Sisters of Charity of Lovere 1 Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception of Ivrea 1 Sisters of Christian Doctrine 1 Sisters of Mary Help of Christians 1 Sisters of Saint Dorothy of Cemmo 1 Sisters of the Christian Schools of Mercy 1 Sisters of the Holy Family 1 Sisters of the Holy Family of Savigliano 1 Sisters of the Holy Guardian Angels 1 Sisters of the Institute of the Incarnate Word (co-patroness) 1 Sisters of the Presentation of Mary 1 Sisters of the Resurrection 1 Sisters Teachers of Saint Dorothy, Daughters of the Sacred Hearts 1 slaves 1 Slavic peoples 1 social educators 1 Society of Christian Doctrine (M.U.S.E.U.M.) 1 Society of Jesus 1 Society of Jesus (first priest) 1 Society of Saint Edmund of Pontigny 1 Society of Saint Vincent de Paul 1 Society of the Missions of France 1 Society of the Priests of Saint-Sulpice 1 Society of the Priests of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Bétharram 1 Soest 1 Solidarity trade union 1 Sologne 1 Somascan Fathers 1 Soncino 1 Sons of Mary Immaculate 1 Sons of Mary Immaculate (Pavonian Congregation) 1 Sora 1 Sorrento 1 Sotto il Monte 1 Sougy 1 Soulac 1 Souligné-sous-Vallon 1 souls in purgatory 1 South American missions 1 Sovereign Military Order of Malta 1 Spain (revered throughout Spain) 1 Spanish poets 1 spinners 1 Spires 1 Spiritual retreats 1 Spoleto 1 Sri Lanka 1 stained glass painters 1 State of Maryland 1 statesmen 1 Statesmen and politicians (Saint Thomas More, declared by John Paul II in 2000) 1 steam bath attendants 1 Stenay 1 Steyning 1 Stiftsland Berchtesgaden parish union 1 Stival 1 stone-throwers 1 stonemasons 1 students (implicit due to his examination) 1 Students and schoolchildren 1 students and youth of the Rhineland 1 studious youth 1 stuttering children 1 Styria 1 Subiaco (Apostle of Subiaco) 1 Suburban youth 1 Sudan 1 Sully-sur-Loire 1 superstitions 1 Suresnes 1 swineherds 1 Swiss Confederation 1 Sylvestrine Congregation 1 Synagogue (formerly) 1