Drilldown: Saints

Saint David (1) · Saint Felix of Nola (1) · Saint Fina (1) · Saint Fursey (2) · Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch (1) · St. Blaise (1) · St. Brigid of Ireland (1)

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Faughart, near Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland (1) · Mogariacum, Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey) (1) · Near Lough Corrib, Connacht, Ireland (2) · Nola, near Naples, Roman Empire (now Italy) (1) · Not known, traditionally Sebaste, Armenia (1) · San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy (1) · St. Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire, Wales (1)

None (6) · 500 - 599 (1) · 1200 - 1299 (1)

Kildare, Ireland (1) · Menevia, Wales (1) · Mézerolles, Ponthieu, Francia (now France) (2) · Monastery of Theodosius, near Jerusalem, Judea (modern West Bank) (1) · Nola, Roman Empire (now Italy) (1) · San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy (1) · Sebaste, Armenia (modern-day Sivas, Turkey) (1)

Natural causes · Martyrdom · Martyrdom by beheading · Martyrdom (beheading after attack by wild animals) · Martyrdom by burning · Natural causes (illness) · Natural causes during travel · Spanish Flu (Influenza) · Tuberculosis · Apoplexy · Beheaded · Crucifixion · Disease contracted while tending the sick · Hypothermia, Martyrdom · Illness · Martyrdom (burning or beheading under Diocletian) · Martyrdom (dragged through streets) · Martyrdom (Pressed to death) · Martyrdom (tortured and impaled) · Martyrdom by beheading or stabbing · Martyrdom by crucifixion · Natural causes (breast cancer) · Natural causes (fever and old age) · Natural causes (fever, possibly from a wound) · Natural causes (lung disease and exhaustion) · Natural causes (old age) · Natural causes (pleurisy after exposure) · Natural causes (possibly stroke or illness) · Natural causes (stroke or heart failure) · Pneumonia (after saving a drowning man) · Possibly martyrdom by beheading · Stroke (natural causes) · Unspecified · Other · None

None (1) · Burgh Castle, East Anglia, England (2) · Cave near Sebaste, Armenia (1) · House of Fina, San Gimignano (1) · Jerusalem, Judea (1) · Kildare Abbey, Kildare, Ireland (1) · Mynyw (St Davids), Pembrokeshire, Wales (1)

None (3) · Clara, County Offaly, Ireland (1) · Henfynyw, Cardigan, Wales (1) · Lagny-sur-Marne, Neustria, Francia (now France) (2) · Monastery near Bethlehem, Judea (1)

None (5) · Rathmat (Killursa), Lough Corrib, Ireland (2)

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Cured a child from choking on a fish bone (1) · Healing of the sick during his lifetime (1) · Her cloak miraculously expanded to cover land for her monastery (1) · Miraculous blooming of violets from her deathbed (1) · Miraculous escape from prison aided by an angel (1) · Restoration of Duke Hayson’s son to life (2) · Restoration of sight to a blind man (1)

Ground swelling to elevate him while preaching (1) · Healed animals (1) · Healing miracles at her tomb (1) · Posthumous cures at his tomb (1) · Spider weaving a web to conceal his hiding place (1) · Turning water into beer for the poor (1) · Visions of heaven and hell (2)

None · Body remained incorrupt for 30 days after death · Commanded a wolf to return a pig · Finding grapes to revive Bishop Maximus · Multiplication of bread for his monks · Restoring a blind nun's sight · Resurrection of a dead child · Spontaneous ringing of bells at her death · Other

February 1 (1) · February 3 (Western Church), February 11 (Eastern Church) (1) · January 11 (1) · January 14 (1) · January 16 (2) · March 1 (1) · March 12 (1)

Bishop (1) · Homemaker, Mystic (1) · Monk, Missionary, Abbot (2) · Nun, Abbess (1) · Physician, Bishop (1) · Priest, Farmer (1) · Singer (church lector), Monk (1)

None (5) · Cenobitic Monasticism (founder) (1) · Roman Catholic Church (1)

Domestic animals, spiders, against lies, eye diseases, false witnesses (1) · Handicapped individuals, San Gimignano (1) · Ireland, dairymaids, cattle, midwives, Irish nuns, newborn babies, poets, scholars, blacksmiths, and poultry farmers (1) · Monks, Cappadocia (1) · Throat illnesses, wool combers, wild animals, Dubrovnik (1) · Travelers, Péronne (France) (2) · Wales, poets, vegetarians (1)

Candles, crossed candles, iron combs, bishop's mitre and staff (1) · Crosier, lamp, flame, cow, and Saint Brigid's cross (1) · Dove on his shoulder, standing on a hill (1) · Monastic habit, staff, scroll (symbolizing rule) (1) · Raven, fire, angelic visions (2) · Spider, priestly vestments, grapes (1) · Violets, bedridden figure, wooden pallet (1)

Chapel of Saint Fina, Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta, San Gimignano (1) · Church of St. Peter, Péronne, France (2) · Monastery of Saint Theodosius, West Bank (ruins) (1) · Nola Cathedral, Nola, Italy (1) · St David's Cathedral, St Davids, Wales (1) · St. Blaise Church, Dubrovnik, Croatia (1) · St. Brigid's Cathedral, Kildare, Ireland (1)

None (2) · Also recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church (1) · Anglican Communion, Eastern Orthodox Church (1) · Anglican Communion, some regions of the Eastern Orthodox Church (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion (2) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox Churches (1)