Drilldown: Saints

Saint Cuthbert of Lindisfarne (1) · Saint John Neumann (1) · Saint Julie Billiart (1) · Saint Margaret Clitherow (1) · Saint Michael de Sanctis (1) · St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (1) · St. Paul Miki (1)

Saint (7)

None (1) · 1500 - 1599 (3) · 1700 - 1799 (2) · 1800 - 1899 (1)

Cuvilly, Picardy, Kingdom of France (now France) (1) · Near Dunbar, Northumbria (modern-day East Lothian, Scotland) (1) · New York City, New York, USA (1) · Prachatice, Bohemia (now Czech Republic) (1) · Tsunokuni, Japan (1) · Vic, Catalonia, Crown of Aragon (now Spain) (1) · York, England (1)

None (1) · 1500 - 1599 (2) · 1600 - 1699 (1) · 1800 - 1899 (3)

Emmitsburg, Maryland, USA (1) · Inner Farne Island, Northumbria (modern-day Northumberland, England) (1) · Nagasaki, Japan (1) · Namur, United Kingdom of the Netherlands (now Belgium) (1) · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (1) · Valladolid, Crown of Castile (now Spain) (1) · York, England (1)

Martyrdom (Pressed to death) (1) · Martyrdom by crucifixion (1) · Natural causes (fever and exhaustion) (1) · Natural causes (illness and exhaustion) (1) · Natural causes after a painful illness (1) · Stroke (natural causes) (1) · Tuberculosis (1)

7 State Street, New York City, NY (birthplace) (1) · Amiens, Kingdom of France (now France) (1) · Jesuit College, Azuchi, Japan (1) · Melrose Abbey, Northumbria (modern-day Scottish Borders, Scotland) (1) · Monastery of the Trinitarians, Barcelona, Spain (1) · Niagara Falls, New York, United States (1) · The Shambles, York, England (1)

None (2) · Baltimore, Maryland, United States (1) · Emmitsburg, Maryland (Saint Joseph's Academy and Free School) (1) · Jesuit Seminary, Takatsuki, Japan (1) · Lindisfarne Priory, Holy Island, Northumbria (modern-day Northumberland, England) (1) · Monastery of the Discalced Trinitarians, Valladolid, Spain (1)

None (4) · Chester-le-Street, Northumbria (modern-day County Durham, England) (1) · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (1)

None (5) · Durham Cathedral, Durham, Northumbria (modern-day County Durham, England) (1)

None (6)

None (1) · 1600 - 1699 (1) · 1700 - 1799 (1) · 1900 - 1999 (4)

N/A (1) · Pope John XXIII (1) · Pope Paul VI (1) · Pope Pius VI (1) · Pope Pius X (1) · Pope Pius XI (1) · Pope Urban VIII (1)

None (1) · N/A (1) · Rome, Italy (1) · Rome, Papal States (now Italy) (1) · Vatican City (3)

Yes (7)

None (1) · 1860 - 1869 (2) · 1960 - 1969 (1) · 1970 - 1979 (3)

None · Pope John Paul II · Pope Leo XIII · Pope Paul VI · Pope Pius XII · Pope Pius XI · Pope Alexander VIII · Pope Benedict XIII · Pope Benedict XIV · Pope Clement VIII · Pope Francis · Pope Pius IX · Pope Pius VII · N/A · Pope Adrian VI · Pope Alexander VII · Pope Benedict XVI · Pope Calixtus III · Pope Clement XIII · Pope Gregory XVI · Pope Honorius III · Pope Innocent II · Pope Innocent XII · Pope John XXII · Pope John XXIII · Pope Leo X · Pope Leo XII · Pope Leo XIII (confirmation) · Pope Paul V · Pope Urban IV · Pope Urban VIII · Other

None (1) · N/A (1) · Rome, Italy (1) · Rome, Papal States (now Italy) (1) · Vatican City (3)

None (1) · Healing of a blind woman in 1778 (1) · Healing of a paralyzed woman in 1905 (1) · Healing of Ann Theresa O'Neill from leukemia (1) · Healing of Eva Benassi, a young girl with acute peritonitis (confirmed for beatification) (1) · Incorrupt body discovered 11 years after death in 698 AD (1) · No recorded miracle for beatification (1)

None (1) · Cure of a child’s meningitis in 1968 (1) · Cure of a paralyzed man in 1861 (1) · Healing miracles reported at his tomb (1) · Healing of Carl Kalin from encephalitis (1) · Healing of Michael Flanigan, a boy with terminal bone cancer (confirmed for canonization) (1) · No recorded miracle for canonization; martyrdom was sufficient (1)

None (6) · Calming a storm during his lifetime (1)

April 10 (1) · April 8 (1) · February 6 (1) · January 4 (1) · January 5 (1) · March 20; September 4 (translation of relics) (1) · March 25 (in England), August 30 (in the Roman Calendar) (1)

Educator, Philanthropist (1) · Housewife, Businesswoman (1) · Jesuit Novice, Preacher (1) · None (lived off family wealth before priesthood) (1) · Religious Sister, Foundress, Educator (1) · Shepherd, soldier (1) · Trinitarian Friar, Priest (1)

Benedictine (Celtic tradition) (1) · Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) (1) · Order of the Discalced Trinitarians (1) · Roman Catholic (converted from Episcopalian) (1) · Roman Catholic Church (1) · Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (1) · Society of Jesus (Jesuits) (1)

Against poverty, bodily ills, sick people, educators (1) · Businesswomen, converts, martyrs, pregnant women, York, and those in difficult marriages (1) · Cancer patients, Vic (Catalonia), purity (1) · Educators, immigrants, sick children (1) · Japan, martyrs of Japan (1) · Northumbria, sailors, shepherds, against plague (1) · Schoolchildren, Catholic schools, widows, loss of children, death of parents (1)

Bishop's staff, otters, head of St. Oswald, eider ducks (1) · Crucifix, Jesuit habit, palm of martyrdom (1) · Redemptorist habit, bishop's vestments, book (symbolizing education) (1) · Religious habit, cross, book, children (1) · School, children, rosary, lace cap, bonnet (1) · Stone, martyr's palm, sometimes depicted with her children (1) · Trinitarian habit, cross, chalice, Eucharist (1)

Basilica of the Twenty-Six Holy Martyrs of Japan, Nagasaki, Japan (1) · Church of San Nicolás, Valladolid, Spain (1) · Durham Cathedral, Durham, England (1) · Motherhouse of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Namur, Belgium (1) · National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Emmitsburg, Maryland (1) · National Shrine of St. John Neumann, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1) · St. Margaret Clitherow's Shrine, The Shambles, York, England (1)

None (6) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Church of England (1)