Drilldown: Saints

Saint Anthony the Abbot (1) · Saint Casilda of Toledo (1) · Saint Felicity (1) · Saint Joseph (1) · Saint Paternus of Wales (1) · Saint Perpetua (1) · Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch (1)

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Brittany, Armorica (now France) (1) · Carthage, Roman Province of Africa (modern-day Tunisia) (2) · Coma, Roman Egypt (near Herakleopolis Magna, now Egypt) (1) · Mogariacum, Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey) (1) · Nazareth, Galilee (modern-day Israel) (1) · Toledo, Taifa of Toledo (now Spain) (1)

None (3) · 200 - 299 (2) · 500 - 599 (1) · 2000 - 2099 (1)

Briviesca, Kingdom of Castile (now Spain) (1) · Carthage, Roman Province of Africa (2) · Llanbadarn Fawr, Wales (1) · Monastery of Theodosius, near Jerusalem, Judea (modern West Bank) (1) · Mount Colzim, Roman Egypt (near the Red Sea, now Egypt) (1) · Nazareth or Jerusalem, Judea (traditional belief) (1)

Natural causes · Martyrdom · Martyrdom by beheading · Natural causes (old age) · Martyrdom (beheading after attack by wild animals) · Martyrdom by burning · Natural causes (fever and exhaustion) · Natural causes (illness) · Spanish Flu (Influenza) · Tuberculosis · Apoplexy · Beheaded · Crucifixion · Disease contracted while tending the sick · Dysentery · Hypothermia, Martyrdom · Illness · Martyrdom (burning or beheading under Diocletian) · Martyrdom (dragged through streets) · Martyrdom (exile, starvation, and illness)

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None (2) · Desert of Nitria, Roman Egypt (now Egypt) (1) · Jerusalem, Judea (1) · Monastery of Llanbadarn Fawr, Wales (1) · Nazareth, Galilee, Israel (1) · Shrine of San Vicente, near Buezo, Spain (1)

None (6) · Monastery near Bethlehem, Judea (1)

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None (3) · Bread turning to roses when confronted by guards (1) · Healing of the sick during his lifetime (2) · Restoration of King Maelgwn’s sight (1)

None (5) · Healing at the Shrine of San Vicente (1) · Posthumous cures at his tomb (1)

None (6) · Multiplication of bread for his monks (1)

April 15 (or April 16 in some traditions) (1) · April 9 (1) · January 11 (1) · January 17 (1) · March 19 (Solemnity of Saint Joseph), May 1 (Feast of St. Joseph the Worker) (1) · March 7 (1) · March 7 (with Perpetua) (1)

Bishop, Monk, Missionary (1) · Carpenter (1) · Hermit, Abbot, Monk (1) · Hermitess, Convert (1) · Matrona (noblewoman) (1) · Singer (church lector), Monk (1) · Slave (1)

None (3) · Cenobitic Monasticism (founder) (1) · Early Christian (2) · Early Christian Church (1)

Llanbadarn Fawr, Welsh Christianity (1) · Monks, Cappadocia (1) · Monks, hermits, against skin diseases (e.g., ergotism), gravediggers, pigs, butchers (1) · Mothers, expectant mothers, cattle (1) · Mothers, expectant mothers, martyrs (1) · Muslim converts, against hemorrhages, Toledo, Burgos, sterility (1) · Universal Church, fathers, workers, immigrants, the dying, a happy death, and many countries including Canada, Mexico, and the Philippines (1)

Bell, pig, staff, Tau cross, book (1) · Bishop’s staff, monastic robe, book (1) · Lily, carpenter's tools, staff with lily, spikenard (1) · Monastic habit, staff, scroll (symbolizing rule) (1) · Palm of martyrdom, book (representing her diary) (1) · Palm of martyrdom, chains (1) · Roses in apron, hermit’s garb, basket (1)

Basilica Maiorum, Carthage (2) · Basilica of San Vicente, Briviesca, Spain (1) · Basilica of St. Joseph, Nazareth; various other locations claim relics or significant devotion (1) · Monastery of Saint Anthony, Eastern Desert, Egypt (1) · Monastery of Saint Theodosius, West Bank (ruins) (1) · St Padarn’s Church, Llanbadarn Fawr, Wales (1)

None (3) · Eastern Orthodox Church (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Coptic Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox Churches (1) · Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Anglican, Lutheran (1)