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No specific miracles recorded for canonization
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Group miracle for Korean Martyrs: healing of a Korean woman from terminal cancer
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Healing attributed to the Chinese Martyrs
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Healing of a Brazilian boy with brain injury
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Healing of a child from terminal illness
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Healing of a woman with hemorrhage, 4th century
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Healing of the sick during his lifetime
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None (equipollent canonization)
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Prediction of the siege of Benevento by Emperor Constans II
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Alleged walking across the Sambre River
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Announcing Jesus’ birth to Mary (Luke 1:26–38)
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Appearance preventing accusation of Christians eating meat during Lent
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Banishing snakes from Ireland
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Bishop William's blindness and healing
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Blackbird nesting in outstretched hand
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Blood liquefaction, first recorded in 1389
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Boat guided by dove to Monaco
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Boniface’s Oak miracle (felling of Donar’s Oak)
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Boy bitten by poisonous snake healed
Bread turning to roses when confronted by guards
Calming the Adige River flood, c. 361 AD
Carrying Christ child across river without sinking
Carrying a heavy beam alone that 20 men could not lift
Causing spring of water in desert during drought
Cephalophoric legend: walked with severed head to burial site
Conversion of Visigoth chiefs Mandrier and Flavian
Conversion of a pagan in Milan
Conversion of her son Augustine, 387 AD
Conversion of their jailer Marcellus and others during imprisonment
Cure of Giuseppe Carlo Audino from cancer (beatification)
Cure of a nun suffering from severe illness
Cure of a young boy from fatal illness in 1816
Cure of the Duke of Lerma's granddaughter from a grave illness in 1607
Cured a child from choking on a fish bone
Defeating Satan in heavenly battle (Revelation 12:7–9)
Dove landing on his head during papal election
Ecstasy and stigmata
Encounter with the Risen Christ on the road to Emmaus
Expelling a demon from Emperor Gordian III’s daughter
Fed by a raven bringing bread daily
Gift of prophecy and healings
Hair grew to cover her nakedness during martyrdom
Harvest miracle during a storm
Healing Emperor Diocletian’s son
Healing Tobit’s blindness (Book of Tobit)
Healing a sick girl
Healing a sick woman
Healing at his tomb, 12th century
Healing at his tomb, 13th century
Healing at his tomb, 7th century
Healing attributed during beatification process
Healing attributed to her intercession
Healing attributed to the Martyrs of England and Wales
Healing attributed to the Martyrs' intercession (group)
Healing miracles at his tomb (1444–1450)
Healing miracles post-death (1595–1615)
Healing of Amy Wall, a baby with severe ear and hearing issues
Healing of Ann Theresa O'Neill from leukemia
Healing of Chase Kear, 2008
Healing of Consiglia De Martino from ruptured appendix
Healing of David Ian Pople from terminal cancer
Healing of Eva Benassi, a young girl with acute peritonitis (confirmed for beatification)
Healing of Fiorino Terzi from cerebral aneurysm
Healing of Fr. Rafael Gildardo Vélez Saldarriaga from cancer
Healing of Gabriella Del Genio from intestinal tuberculosis
Healing of Jack Sullivan from a spinal condition in 2001
Healing of José Iván Maciel from leukemia
Healing of King Tiridates III from madness
Healing of Maria Teresa Doglio from tuberculosis in 1928
Healing of Marianna Rataj from puerperal infection with generalized peritonitis
Healing of Marie-Louise Couturier from peritonitis
Healing of Maureen Digan from lymphatic cancer
Healing of Maureen Digan from lymphedema, 1981
Healing of Monica Besra from an abdominal tumor
Healing of Pauline Jaricot from terminal illness
Healing of Publius’s father in Malta
Healing of Sister Concepción Boullón Rubio, 1976
Healing of Sister Maria Zita Gradowska from varicose veins
Healing of Sister Marie Simon-Pierre from Parkinson's disease
Healing of Sister Marie of the Holy Spirit from paralysis
Healing of Sister Marie-Marguerite Lapointe from fibrocaseous pulmonary tuberculosis
Healing of Sister Mary Abel Kamari from cancer
Healing of Trinette Durán de Branger from cerebral embolism
Healing of Yaxuri Solórzano from gunshot wound
Healing of a Brazilian boy with a congenital pancreatic defect in 2013
Healing of a Carmelite nun from paralysis (for beatification)
Healing of a Daughter of Charity nun from a serious illness in 1840
Healing of a Dominican friar from gangrene (for beatification)
Healing of a Dominican friar from paralysis (for beatification)
Healing of a Florida woman with multiple sclerosis
Healing of a Korean woman from terminal cancer
Healing of a Mexican Indian woman from cancer (for beatification)
Healing of a Sister of Providence from cancer, 1908
Healing of a Sudanese woman from terminal illness
Healing of a baby with no hope of survival (2008–2009)
Healing of a blind boy in Mallorca in 1680
Healing of a blind child in 1937
Healing of a blind girl in 1626
Healing of a blind girl in Albissola Marina (for beatification)
Healing of a blind girl, c. 1887
Healing of a blind man at his tomb in 1323
Healing of a blind man in Kraków (for canonization)
Healing of a blind man in Nicopolis
Healing of a blind man in Paris
Healing of a blind man in Perugia
Healing of a blind man in Steiris
Healing of a blind woman
Healing of a blind woman at his tomb in 1261
Healing of a blind woman at tomb
Healing of a blind woman in 1767
Healing of a blind woman in 1778
Healing of a blind woman in 1924
Healing of a blind woman in Cologne (for beatification)
Healing of a blind woman through relics
Healing of a cancer patient in France
Healing of a child from terminal illness (group miracle)
Healing of a child from terminal illness in 1890s
Healing of a child with a severe illness
Healing of a child with a severe illness (1617)
Healing of a child with leukemia in 1924
Healing of a child with leukemia in 1994
Healing of a child with severe illness in 1982
Healing of a child with tuberculosis in 1922
Healing of a child’s blindness in 1736 AD
Healing of a child’s blindness in 1782 AD
Healing of a child’s brain injury in 1986 AD
Healing of a child’s clubfoot in 1985 AD
Healing of a child’s fever in 1233 AD
Healing of a child’s fever in 1750 AD
Healing of a child’s fever, c. 1939
Healing of a child’s leukemia in 1950 AD
Healing of a child’s smallpox in 1970 AD
Healing of a crippled child, c. 1671
Healing of a deaf-mute child in 19th century
Healing of a deaf-mute girl in 1658
Healing of a deaf-mute girl in Naples
Healing of a dying woman during travel with Rafaele Melia
Healing of a girl with a brain injury in 2017
Healing of a girl with hydrocephaly in 1983
Healing of a girl with leukemia in 1979
Healing of a girl’s tuberculosis in 1887
Healing of a lame man in Provence
Healing of a leper and a blind man
Healing of a leper in Lima through her intercession
Healing of a lung condition
Healing of a man with a severe illness
Healing of a man with tuberculosis in 1924
Healing of a man’s fever in 1628 AD
Healing of a monk’s fever in 1173 AD
Healing of a mute boy during his lifetime
Healing of a mute boy in 1597
Healing of a mute boy, c. 8th century
Healing of a noblewoman’s paralysis in 1752
Healing of a nun in Padua from a terminal illness
Healing of a nun with a brain tumor in 2015
Healing of a nun with ulcers in 1728
Healing of a nun’s cancer in 1924 AD
Healing of a nun’s intestinal illness, c. 1994
Healing of a nun’s lupus
Healing of a nun’s paralysis in 1908 AD
Healing of a nun’s tuberculosis in 1907 AD
Healing of a paralytic monk
Healing of a paralyzed child (canonization)
Healing of a paralyzed woman in 1905
Healing of a plague victim in Siena (1370s)
Healing of a possessed man in India
Healing of a serious illness in Chile
Healing of a sick child post-death, c. 1317
Healing of a sick man, c. 1651
Healing of a sick monk in Rome
Healing of a sick woman
Healing of a sick woman in 1470 AD
Healing of a sick woman in 1889
Healing of a sick woman in Caesarea
Healing of a sick woman in Skänninge
Healing of a sick woman, c. 1701
Healing of a slave in Cartagena
Healing of a terminally ill nun in Australia
Healing of a terminally ill woman in Spain
Healing of a woman in Turin from a terminal illness
Healing of a woman with a brain tumor in 2007
Healing of a woman with a brain tumor in 2011
Healing of a woman with a chronic illness in Mantua
Healing of a woman with a terminal illness in 1904
Healing of a woman with cancer in 1999
Healing of a woman with tuberculosis in 1880 AD
Healing of a woman’s blindness in 1254 AD
Healing of a woman’s blindness in 1965 AD
Healing of a woman’s paralysis, c. 1949
Healing of a woman’s tuberculosis in 1815 AD
Healing of a woman’s tuberculosis in 1970 AD
Healing of a woman’s tuberculosis, c. 1940
Healing of a young boy from a terminal illness (beatification)
Healing of a young girl from a terminal illness
Healing of a young girl from leukemia
Healing of a young girl from paralysis in Bergamo (for beatification)
Healing of a young girl from terminal illness (canonization)
Healing of an invalid man, June 11, 1608
Healing of the blind and lame at tomb
Healing of the blind, deaf, sick, and lame at his tomb
Healing of the sick at his tomb
Healing of the sick through prayers
Healing spring at martyrdom site
Healing spring at tomb
Healing the jailer's daughter from blindness
Healing the lame man at the Temple, c. 33 AD
Healings during Antioch sermons, c. 390s
Heavenly voice during trial; fire forming protective vault without harm
Her cloak miraculously expanded to cover land for her monastery
Herbs growing at grave for headache cures
Incorrupt body and healing spring at tomb
Incorrupt body discovered 11 years after death in 698 AD
Incorrupt body found in 1599 with fresh wounds
Intercession leading to the liberation of Padua from Ezzelino III da Romano in 1256
Legendary healing of Emperor Constantine from leprosy
Legendary protection by a dove after death
Liberation of prisoners through broken chains
Mass of Saint Gregory (apparition of Christ in the host)
Miracle of the rain to prolong her visit with St. Benedict
Miracles associated with her tomb
Miracles at her grave, including incorruptibility
Miracles at her tomb
Miracles at his tomb
Miracles attributed to her after her martyrdom
Miracles during his lifetime with orphans
Miracles of healing through his intercession
Miraculous blooming of violets from her deathbed
Miraculous cure from gangrene of the foot of Joseph Descoteaux
Miraculous escape from prison aided by an angel
Miraculous healing of a woman with lumbar caries in 1932
Miraculous healing of wounds during torture
Miraculous multiplication of bread
Miraculous reassembly of dismembered body by angels
Miraculous voyage from Majorca to Barcelona
Multiple healings at his tomb in Prague
Multiple healings at his tomb, including the blind and lame (posthumous)
Multiplication of oil and flour for the widow of Zarephath
No recorded miracle for beatification
No specific miracle for beatification recorded
No specific miracle recorded for beatification
No specific miracles for canonization recorded
No specific miracles recorded for canonization; recognized for his life's work
None
None recorded for canonization
Not widely documented
Numerous healings at Pontigny shrine
Numerous healings post-death (1610–1626)
Numerous posthumous healings
Oil flowing from tomb curing infirmities
One soldier's death upon renouncing faith, another's conversion and immediate martyrdom
Posthumous healings at Echternach
Posthumous miracles at his tomb
Preaching to fish
Preservation of her gospel book from drowning in a river
Protection of Christians during persecution
Protection of Nisibis via gnats
Protection of Palermo from plague in 1624
Rain during 1690s drought in Kandy
Rain during a drought in Cahors after his preaching
Raised a boy from the dead
Raising a dead person invoking the Trinity
Raising a dead woman to confess sins, c. 1400s
Ravens protecting body from vultures
Reception of the stigmata on Mount La Verna
Rescuing a child from a well
Rescuing all hospital patients during a fire
Restoration of Duke Hayson’s son to life
Restoration of King Maelgwn’s sight
Restoration of a child's life to a barren couple (traditional)
Restoration of her gouged-out eyes
Restoration of mother's sight at moment of death
Restoration of sight to a blind man
Resurrection of a dead child
Safe delivery of a child in Barcelona
Secret dowries for three impoverished girls
Sickle suspended in the air, c. 1290
Slaying the dragon (legendary)
Staff blooming into linden tree at Pupping
Survival from poisoned chalice with serpent emerging
Survived torture and healed her wounds
Sweet perfume emitted from his remains 50 years after death
Symbols of the Passion found in her heart post-mortem
Taming of the wolf that devoured his donkey
Taming of wild lions to guard monastery
Traditional accounts of victories attributed to his piety
Traditional angelic protection during martyrdom
Traditional attribution of painting the first icons of the Virgin Mary
Traditional cures through intercession
Traditional endurance during tortures
Traditional graces at his tomb
Traditional healing of desperate cases
Traditional healing through intercession
Traditional healing through intercession at Mar Saba
Traditional healings and protections as miracle-worker
Traditional healings at his tomb
Traditional healings at his tomb, including cures of the blind and lame
Traditional healings at the Cologne shrine
Traditional healings attributed to intercession at his tomb
Traditional miracles in converting Ethiopian masses
Traditional protection during tortures
Traditional survival of tortures
Traditional survival of tortures and healings
Transformation of bread into roses (Miracle of the Roses)
Turning water into oil for Easter lamps
Two miracles attributed for beatification (1859)
Two miracles for beatification (1908)
Uncorrupted body recovered from Nabão River
Various miracles attributed to them after their martyrdom
Virgin Mary clothing him with heavenly chasuble
Virgin Mary presenting him with a chasuble
Vision after sharing cloak with beggar
Vision of Christ during stoning (Acts 7:55-56)
Visions and prophecies during life
Visions from age seven; predicted Frederick II's defeat
White dove emerging from her mouth after death
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Benevento, Italy
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Captives, prisoners, those ridiculed for their piety, children, those suffering from bodily ills
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Chinese Martyrs
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None officially designated
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Physicians; Surgeons; Pharmacists; Twins
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Shoemakers; tanners; leather workers; saddle makers; curriers
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Spiritual directors, spiritual leaders
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Abingdon
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Abingdon; Central Television Network; difficult marriages
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Abuse victims, widows, those rejected by religious orders
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Accountants; Bankers; Tax collectors; Salerno, Italy
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Actors, dancers, epileptics, comedians, oversleeping, storms
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Actresses, penitents, converts
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adolescents; civil defense volunteers; stress relief; Pietrelcina, Italy
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Advertisers, public relations, gambling addicts, chest problems, Aquila, Italy
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African Americans; against temptation; nonviolence; criminals turning to God
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African Catholic youth, converts, torture victims
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against arthritis; Diocese of Azul, Argentina
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Against breast cancer, cancer patients, wounds, childhood diseases, fever, headaches, sudden death
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Against false accusations
Against false accusations; disguised people; monks; virgins
Against illness, Kerala
Against oppression, perseverance in faith
Against poverty, bodily ills, sick people, educators
Against snake bites, lawyers, scholars
Against temptation; conversion; lay Dominicans
Against temptations, stepfathers, the dying
Against toothache
Against torture; repentant sinners
Alexandria, Egypt; deacons
Alexandria, theologians
Alexandria; maidens; philosophers; students; wheelwrights; millers; educators; unmarried girls; craftsmen who work with a wheel (potters; spinners; etc.)
Alpinists, mountain climbers, skiers, backpackers, hikers
Altar servers; students; seminarians
Anderlecht; Bachelors; Laborers; Sacristans; Work horses
Animals; New Year; Rome
Antioch; Sebaste
Antioch; theologians
Apologists, defenders of the faith
Apologists, theologians
Apothecaries, pharmacists, dying people, fullers
Aragon; Castile; pregnant women; the unborn; captives; prisoners
Archaeologists
Archaeologists, converts, Jerusalem
Archdiocese of Bourges, University of Paris
Archdiocese of Dublin
Arctic Norway, Cistercians
Ardmore, Waterford
Arles, against snake bites
Armenia
Artists, Christian artists, Catholic artists
Astronomers, Dominican Republic, preachers
Australia
Austria; Lower Austria; Vienna; death of children; large families
Automobile drivers, widows, Roman housewives, death of children
Autun, educators
Autun; Millers; Eye ailments
Aviators; Astronauts; Students; People with mental disabilities
Baependi; Minas Gerais; black laywomen
Bamberg, missionaries to Pomerania
Baptism, converts, Jordan, Quebec, Florence, Puerto Rico, Knights Hospitaller
Bavaria, childless couples, kings
Beekeepers, Cistercians, Burgundy
Beggars, Laconi, students, Sardinia
Belley; Carthusians
Beverley, Yorkshire, deaf people
Bishops; archbishops; catechists; cardinals; catechumens; spiritual directors; Seminary of Majano; Milan; Monza; Briosco
Blind; eye ailments; throat infections; writers; martyrs; Syracuse, Italy; virgins
Boatmen, mariners, naval officers, travelers at sea, Paola, Italy
Bodily illness, poverty, shepherds, Lourdes, against tuberculosis
Bohemia; Czech Republic; brewers; Prague
Bookbinders, papal resignations, Aquila, Italy
Brescia, Italy
Bricklayers; deacons; headaches; horses; masons; stonecutters; Saint Stephen's Day
Brindisi, theologians
Builders, plumbers, fishermen, Valencia, preachers, reconciliation
Bulgaria; Bulgarian people
Businesswomen, converts, martyrs, pregnant women, York, and those in difficult marriages
Caesarea, Cappadocia, martyrs
Calabria; Carthusians; Solitude
California, missionaries, Hispanic Americans
Canada, Bishops, Quebec
Canada, Ursuline Order, Missionaries
Canada; missionaries to Native Americans
Cancer patients, AIDS sufferers, skin diseases
Cancer patients, Vic (Catalonia), purity
Canon lawyers, attorneys, medical record librarians
Canon lawyers; Catechists; Catechumens
Canterbury, England; secular clergy; military chaplains; pilgrims
Canterbury; kidnapped children; convulsion in children; against gout
Caracas; Servants of Jesus; the sick
Carmelite Order; against drought; Bosnia and Herzegovina
Carmelites, scapular devotees
Carpenters, tailors, recovering alcoholics, smallpox victims
Carpenters; paralyzed people; stomach ailments; stroke victims; Regensburg, Germany
Catania, Sicily; against fire; breast cancer; bell-founders; bakers; wet nurses
Catechists; Married couples; Papua New Guinea
Catholic Apostolate, missionaries, poor
Catholic Church in Corinth
Catholic press; textile merchants; weavers; against natural disasters; Diocese of the Canary Islands
Catholic writers; catechists; Germany; Netherlands
Cattle; Domestic animals; Earache sufferers; Epileptics; Fever sufferers
Cemetery workers
Chaplains, soldiers, prisoners of war
Charities; Volunteers; Prisoners; Poor
Childbirth, midwives, pregnant women
Children, martyrs, against perjury, headaches
Children; sailors; pawnbrokers; brides; repentant thieves; Russia; Greece; Sicily
Chronically ill, ice skaters, Schiedam
Chur; Graubünden; brewers
Church unity, Cyprus, peace negotiators
Cistercian Order, monastic reform
Clogher, Diocese of Clogher
Coachmen, Sussex (England), Chichester Diocese
Colombian clergy; the poor
Computer programmers, youth, internet
Confessors; against drowning; Bohemia; Czech Republic
Contemplatives; mystics; Spanish poets; against depression
Converts, English monarchy
Converts, emperors, Christian rulers
Cooks, housewives, servants
Corsica; Monaco; House of Grimaldi; mariners
Crete
Cyprus, Antioch, weavers, hailstorm protection
Czech Republic, Charity workers, the poor, Prague
Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy
Dauphins of France, mountain travelers, treaties between Popes and Frankish emperors, against fever
Deaconesses; widows; against unjust persecution
Deacons, chefs, Rome
Denmark; Zealand
Dentists, dental diseases, toothaches
Devotees of the Sacred Heart
Diocese of Bergamo, Diocese of Padua
Diocese of Cork, City of Cork, Ireland
Diocese of Lafayette in Indiana; Educators
Diocese of Meath
Diocese of Saint Cloud, Minnesota; Nail makers
Disabled people, beggars, blacksmiths
Domestic animals, spiders, against lies, eye diseases, false witnesses
Domestic servants, maids, lost keys, Lucca
Dublin; Glendalough; birds; Ireland (co-patron)
Early Church leadership
Eastern Catholic Churches; Ukraine; ecumenism; unity of the Churches
Ecuador; Quito; the sick; those rejected by religious orders
Educators, Normandy
Educators, immigrants, sick children
Educators, orphans, the sick, handicapped, women’s education
Educators, youth, Verona, Canossian Sisters
Elderly, caregivers
Elderly, poor
Embroiderers, florists, gardeners, Lima, Peru, Latin America, Philippines, India
England
Ethiopia
Eucharistic Congresses, shepherds, cooks
Eucharistic congresses and societies, cooks, shepherds, victims of calumny
Eucharistic devotion, priests
Europe, Sweden, widows
Europe, converts, martyrs
Europe, monks, students
Europe; martyrs; converts from Judaism; philosophers; against atheism
Exiles; people rejected by religious orders; tertiaries; Viterbo, Italy
Expectant mothers; women in labor; difficult childbirth
False accusations; disguised identities; monks; virgins
Fathers; tailors; the elderly
Fidenza; against rabies
Filipino youth; Philippines; Overseas workers; Altar servers
Finland
Firefighters, chimney sweeps, Austria, Poland, against fire and floods
First communicants, catechists, Riese
Flanders, mothers
Foresters, Florence
Fountains Abbey; Newminster Abbey
France, soldiers, prisoners, women in the military
France; Paris; against headaches; against rabies; possessed people
Franciscan students and scholars
Freedom of the Church
Frisians; convulsions; epilepsy; Netherlands; Luxembourg
Germany, brewers, tailors, Netherlands
Germany; England; brewers; tailors; Fulda
Grandparents, parents, barren women
Grenoble, France; against headaches
Handicapped individuals, San Gimignano
Handmaids of Charity; Bergamo, Italy
Harvesters, farmers
Harvests, light, crops
Hatters, pastry chefs, Luxembourg, Uruguay
Headaches, Insomniacs, Spiritual Directors
Hermits, farmers, Steiris
Hermits; miracle-seekers
Homeless people, falsely accused people, midwives, reformed prostitutes, single mothers
Horses, prison guards, Rome
Hospital administrators, reformers, monks, education, exorcists, Cappadocia
Hospitals, the sick, nurses, firefighters, booksellers, printers, heart patients
Housewives, Rome
Hungary
Hungary, kings, masons
Hungary; bricklayers; kings
Iconographers; laypeople; against heresy
Immigrants, hospital administrators, orphans
Imprisoned Christians
India, architects, doubters
Indigenous peoples of the Americas; Mexico
Infirmiers; against sudden death; Miraculous Medal
Ireland, Nigeria, Montserrat, engineers, excluded people, snake-catchers
Ireland, dairymaids, cattle, midwives, Irish nuns, newborn babies, poets, scholars, blacksmiths, and poultry farmers
Ireland; dairy maids; newborns; poets; healers; blacksmiths; livestock
Irpinia, hermits, Montevergine
Italy, Europe, nurses, sick people, against fire, miscarriages
Japan, martyrs of Japan
Japan; Augustinian tertiaries; persecuted Christians
Jerusalem, catechists, catechumens
Jesuit lay brothers; against scruples
Jesuits; against earthquakes; Portugal; Rota; Marianas
Jesuits; retreats; educators; military chaplains; against depression
Kings of England; East Anglia; against plagues; wolves
Kings, soldiers, builders, France
Korea; Korean clergy
Korea; Korean laity
Korean Martyrs
Korean Martyrs; married couples
Korean Martyrs; missionaries in Korea
Lace makers, medical social workers, illegitimate children, Jesuit missionaries
Large families, disappointing children, falsely accused people, queens, second marriages, widows
Lawyers, Sigmaringen, Germany
Lawyers, statesmen, adopted children, difficult marriages
Learning; scholars; universities; the West Country of England
Lebanon, hermits, sick
Lebanon; Maronite Church; sufferers of illness
Leinster, Scotland
Leprosy patients, outcasts, Hawaii, people with HIV/AIDS
Lima, Peru; Native American rights; Latin American bishops
Lithuania, Poland, Lithuanian youth
Living Rosary; infants; the poor; the sick; sailors; against poverty; expectant mothers
Llanbadarn Fawr, Welsh Christianity
Lost causes, impossible cases, abused women, widows, against infertility, sickness
Lost causes; desperate situations; hospitals; diocese of Nashville
Lost items, travelers, the poor, Lisbon, Padua, amputees
Love, engaged couples, happy marriages, beekeepers, epilepsy
Mariners; stonecutters; marble workers; sick children
Married couples
Married couples, the sick
Martyrs of England and Wales
Martyrs, Victims of Violence, Congolese Women
Martyrs, persecuted Christians
Martyrs; Armenian Catholics
Medical students; Doctors; Venezuela
Mental illness, epilepsy, incest victims, runaways, anxiety, depression
Mercy; Poland; World Youth Day
Messengers; Communicators; Clergy; Postal workers; Broadcasters
Mexican youth; young Christians; against religious persecution
Mexico; martyrs; persecuted Christians; Jesuit martyrs; clandestine priests
Milan, beekeepers, bishops, theologians
Military chaplains, Marines, Vietnam War veterans
Military chaplains, prisoners of war, Cajun people
Military chaplains; judges; jurists; lawyers
Missionaries, seminarians, Ri
Missionaries, theologians, Gentile Christians, publishers, Malta
Missionaries, theologians, evangelists, Gentiles, rope makers, Malta
Missionaries; Africa; China; Goa; India; Japan; foreign missions; navigators; plague patients
Missionaries; Nurses; Shuar people
Missionaries; florists; pilots; priests; AIDS patients; France; loss of parents
Mixed-race people; barbers; public health workers; African Americans; Latin Americans; Peru
Monastic reformers
Monks
Monks, Camaldolese Order
Monks, Cappadocia
Monks, hermits, against skin diseases (e.g., ergotism), gravediggers, pigs, butchers
Monks; monasteries; against heresy
Montefalco, mystics
Montefalco; those suffering from heart ailments
Montepulciano, nuns, chastity
Mothers, expectant mothers, cattle
Mothers, expectant mothers, martyrs
Mothers, grandmothers, pregnant women, childless women, teachers, miners, seamstresses, lace makers, Brittany, Canada, Detroit
Mothers, wives, abused women, alcoholics
Mothers; pregnant women; childbirth; widows; Carthage, Tunisia
Musicians, teachers, popes
Muslim converts, against hemorrhages, Toledo, Burgos, sterility
Mérida, Spain; against false accusations
Mérida, Spain; against false witness; widows
Münster; Frisia; Saxony; Werden Abbey
Nagasaki; atomic bomb survivors (informal)
Naples, Italy; Italian chefs
Naples; Blood banks; Jewelers
Native Americans, ecology, orphans
Nisibis, theologians, ascetics
North Africa, martyrs
Northumbria, sailors, shepherds, against plague
Norway; carvers; difficult marriages; kings
Nuns, convulsive children, against storms and rain
Nuns, mystics
Nurses; the sick; hospitals; military chaplains
Obedience
Opus Dei, ordinary life, diabetes
Orkney Islands
Orphans, abandoned children
Orvieto, Italy
Palermo, Sicily, plague victims
Panama; Panama City; Archdiocese of Panama
Papal delegates; Second Vatican Council; Patriarchate of Venice
Paris, disasters, fever
Parish priests, diocesan priests, confessors
Parish priests; Eucharistic adoration; the Eucharist
Passionists; Ovada, Italy; Hungary
Peace, invoked during childbirth, Magdeburg
Penitents, perfumers, women
Persecuted Christians
Persecuted Christians, children, adolescents, Sahuayo
Perseverance amid adversity; alternative education; Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau
Peru; Latin American bishops; native rights; Scouts; Valladolid
Peruvian Dominicans
Pharmacists, students, tuberculosis patients, those suffering from back pain, headaches, loss of parents, parachutists, paratroopers
Pharmacists; iconographers; theologians; against slander
Philosophers, apologists, lecturers
Physically disabled; Religious sisters; Venezuela
Physicians, Barnabites, spiritual renewal
Physicians, midwives, livestock
Plague victims, dogs, Montpellier
Poets, theologians, Cappadocia
Poland; Kraków; moral order; soldiers in battle
Poland; Lithuania; students; teachers; parish priests; pilgrims
Popes, Church unity
Popes, fishermen, Rome, net makers, shipwrights, bakers
Portugal, peacemakers, widows
Poverty, Loss of parents, People rejected by religious orders
Preachers
Preachers, Ravenna
Preachers, devotion to Mary, Montfortian spirituality
Preachers, orators, Constantinople, education, epilepsy
Pregnant women, nurses, martyrs
Prisoners, journalists, Poland
Prisoners, students, those condemned to death
Prisoners, thieves, funeral directors, repentant sinners, those in their death agony
Prisoners; captives; horses; farmers; women in labor; barrel makers; blacksmiths; childbirth; coal miners; coppersmiths
Province of Lugo; Diocese of León
Racial justice, Philanthropy, Education of Black and Native American people
Roman Catholic writers; Catholic journalists; those suffering from dysentery; those falsely accused; the Jesuits
Rome, humor, joy
Rome, pigeons
Rosary; Pompei; Converts
Sailors; mariners; abdominal pains; cramps; firemen; Formia; Gaeta
Salamanca, Spain (city and diocese), Candon City, Philippines, Toledo, Spain
Salzburg, Austria; salt miners
Scholars
Scholars, Students, Teachers, Episcopal attire
Scholars, philosophers, theologians, students, universities, Catholic schools
Scholars, students, the internet, computer users
Schoolchildren, Catholic schools, widows, loss of children, death of parents
Schönstatt Sisters of Mary, those struggling with anxiety
Scientists; philosophers; natural sciences; medical technicians; students
Scotland; Russia; Greece; fishermen; fishmongers; rope makers; against sore throat; against gout; brides
Scotland; the poor; widows; orphans; the sick
Sculptors; stonemasons; quarry workers
Serbia; Serbian people; education
Servants; Peasants; Farmers; Servers
Seville; engineers; prisoners; Spanish Army; Castile and León
Sick people
Sick, afflicted, Montreal, Canada
Sickness, bodily ills
Single laywomen, abandoned children, the sick, Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition
Sisters of Mercy of Verona; Chronic illness
Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth; Poland
Skänninge, Dominican nuns
Slaves, missionaries, Colombia
Slavic missions; Magdeburg
Smyrna, Earache sufferers
Social workers, Christian charity workers, widows, those rejected by religious orders
Soldiers, England, Georgia, farmers, scouts, against plague
Soldiers, policemen, memory, resistance to persecution
Soldiers; France; horses; against poverty; conscientious objectors
Soldiers; Police; Mariners; Dying; Paratroopers; Grocers
Soldiers; Swordsmiths; Weavers; Holy Roman Empire; Savoy
Soldiers; Theban Legion; Alps; Burgundy; Caserta; Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf; Piedmont; Speyer; against gout; cramps; skin disease; dyers; swordsmiths; infantrymen; clothworkers; Milanese; Piedmontese; Lombards
Soldiers; recruits; against fire
Spain, pilgrims, soldiers
Spain; headache sufferers; lace-makers; loss of parents; people in religious orders; sick people
Spoleto
Sri Lanka
Stomach ailments, intestinal disorders
Students
Switzerland, Council of State of Switzerland, difficult marriages, large families, separated spouses
Tanners, leatherworkers, butchers, Armenia
Tanners; saw workers; woodworkers
Teachers, converts
Teachers, educators, students, school principals
Television, eye disease sufferers, Assisi
The lost; Evesham, England
The sick
The sick, Royal Abbey of Longchamp
Theologians, Franciscan Order, intestinal disorders
Theologians, arthritis sufferers, Naples
Theologians, orthodoxy, Alexandria
Theologians, philosophers, Canterbury
Theologians, printers, brewers
Theologians, scholars, Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham
Theologians; moralists; confessors; final exams; arthritis sufferers
Thessalonica (Thessaloniki), Greece; against rape and sexual assault
Those in difficult circumstances, widows, prisoners, those ridiculed for piety
Those suffering from headaches; against hangovers; widows; those falsely accused
Throat illnesses, wool combers, wild animals, Dubrovnik
Toledo (Spain), virginity, Visigothic Spain
Toledo; Alcalá de Henares
Tomar; Santarém; chastity; virgins
Tomis (Constanța); evangelization of Germanic tribes
Toulouse; missionaries in France
Tours (France), Foix (France), vine growers
Tours; missionaries in France
Translators, librarians, scholars, archaeologists
Travelers, Péronne (France)
Travelers, pilgrims, Eichstätt
Travelers; Blind; Doctors; Catholic singles; Nurses; Druggists
Trier, protection against perjury, loss at sea, destructive rains
Turin; against childhood diseases
Ukraine; Russia; baptisms; converts
Unemployed, bankers, Vicenza
Universal Church, fathers, workers, immigrants, the dying, a happy death, and many countries including Canada, Mexico, and the Philippines
Utrecht, Netherlands; Frisian Christians
Utrecht, deaf people
Valletta (Malta), Bosco Marengo, Catholic reform
Venezuela; physicians; medical students; the sick; difficult diagnoses
Venice, notaries, lawyers, prisoners, barristers, glaziers, painters, and scribes
Verona, Italy; anglers; babies
Verona, fishermen, newborn babies
Vietnam; martyrs; persecuted clergy
Vincentian Family; Missionaries
Virgins, chastity, girls, engaged couples, rape survivors, gardeners
Virgins, youth, victims of assault
Voltaggio, Italy
Wales, poets, vegetarians
Weavers, hermits, basket makers
Weavers; against storms; widows; nurses
Widows, Difficult marriages, Poverty
Widows, ascetics
Widows, parents, Dijon
Women seeking to conceive, expectant mothers, sick children, against eye trouble, and the city of Corbie
World Youth Day; Missionaries of Charity; Archdiocese of Calcutta (co-patron)
World Youth Day; families; youth; Poland
World Youth Day; mercy; Poland
Writers, journalists, deaf people, educators, Catholic press
Würzburg, missionaries, rheumatism sufferers
York, England; pregnant women; craftsmen; prisoners; bachelors
Youth, altar servers, juvenile delinquents, falsely accused
Youth, educators, magicians, juvenile delinquents, editors, publishers
Youth, students, plague victims, Jesuit novices
against drought; against hail; for rain; Arles; Lérins
against dysentery; against earaches
against plague
animals and ecology; Italy; merchants; Franciscan order
archers; educators; orphans; schoolchildren; students; teachers; University of Cologne; young Catholic women; Cologne, Germany
athletes; soldiers; archers; against plagues; gardeners
captives; Trinitarians
children; purity
choir boys; educators; masons; musicians; popes; students; singers; against gout; against plague
flower-growers; Viterbo; against parental abuse
funeral directors; pallbearers; Glastonbury
gardeners; winegrowers; Kotor; Moscow; against insects and rodents
head injuries; crushed heads
human trafficking victims; Sudan; Africa
kings; difficult marriages; separated spouses; the dying; England
mariners; stonecutters; marble workers
martyrs
music; musicians; poets; singers; the blind; throat illnesses
musicians; against plagues; theologians
musicians; composers; against depression; those ridiculed for piety
musicians; writers; theologians; those suffering from migraines
physicians; surgeons; artists; notaries; bachelors; students; butchers
poets; Scotland; bookbinders; Derry
poor; almsgivers; students
popes; civil servants; against simony
the poor; widows; Third Order Franciscans; charities; hospitals; against leprosy; bakers; beggars; brides; children; exiles; infants; midwives; orphans; young people
theologians; writers; bookbinders; printers; Asia Minor
travelers; motorists; bachelors; against sudden death; storms; toothache
travelers; pilgrims
vinedressers; vintners; brickmakers; sailors; Lisbon; Valencia
world peace
young people; the sick; Chile
Ágreda; mystics; New Mexico missions (informal)
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