Drilldown: Saints

Saint Anthony the Abbot (1) · Saint Julian and Basilissa (1) · Saint Patrick (1) · Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch (1)

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Antinoë, Egypt (likely) (1) · Coma, Roman Egypt (near Herakleopolis Magna, now Egypt) (1) · Mogariacum, Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey) (1) · Roman Britain (likely near present-day Carlisle, England or Scotland) (1)

None (2) · 460 - 469 (1) · 520 - 529 (1)

Antinoë, Egypt (or possibly Antioch, Syria) (1) · Monastery of Theodosius, near Jerusalem, Judea (modern West Bank) (1) · Mount Colzim, Roman Egypt (near the Red Sea, now Egypt) (1) · Saul, County Down, Ireland (1)

Martyrdom (burning or beheading under Diocletian) (1) · Natural Causes (1) · Natural causes (old age) (2)

None (1) · Armagh, Ireland (considered his ecclesiastical capital) (1) · Desert of Nitria, Roman Egypt (now Egypt) (1) · Jerusalem, Judea (1)

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None (2) · Monastery near Bethlehem, Judea (1) · Saul, County Down, Ireland (site of his first church) (1)

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Unknown · None · No specific miracles recorded for canonization · Group miracle for Korean Martyrs: healing of a Korean woman from terminal cancer · Healing attributed to the Chinese Martyrs · Healing of a Brazilian boy with brain injury · Healing of a child from terminal illness · Healing of a woman with hemorrhage, 4th century · Healing of the sick during his lifetime · None (equipollent canonization) · Prediction of the siege of Benevento by Emperor Constans II · Alleged walking across the Sambre River · Announcing Jesus’ birth to Mary (Luke 1:26–38) · Appearance preventing accusation of Christians eating meat during Lent · Banishing snakes from Ireland · Bishop William's blindness and healing · Blackbird nesting in outstretched hand · Blood liquefaction, first recorded in 1389 · Boat guided by dove to Monaco · Boniface’s Oak miracle (felling of Donar’s Oak)

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None (1) · Explanation of the Holy Trinity using a shamrock (1) · Healing miracles attributed to their intercession post-martyrdom (1) · Posthumous cures at his tomb (1)

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

January 09 (Julian); January 08 or June 21 (Basilissa, variably) (1) · January 11 (1) · January 17 (1) · March 17 (1)

Evangelist, Bishop (1) · Hermit, Abbot, Monk (1) · Singer (church lector), Monk (1) · Wealthy citizens (prior to martyrdom) (1)

None (1) · Cenobitic Monasticism (founder) (1) · Early Christian Church (1) · None (lay Christians) (1)

Ireland, Nigeria, Montserrat, engineers, excluded people, snake-catchers (1) · Married couples, the sick (1) · Monks, Cappadocia (1) · Monks, hermits, against skin diseases (e.g., ergotism), gravediggers, pigs, butchers (1)

Bell, pig, staff, Tau cross, book (1) · Monastic habit, staff, scroll (symbolizing rule) (1) · Palms of martyrdom, wedding rings, cross (1) · Shamrock, crozier, mitre, snakes (1)

Down Cathedral, Downpatrick, County Down, Ireland (1) · Monastery of Saint Anthony, Eastern Desert, Egypt (1) · Monastery of Saint Theodosius, West Bank (ruins) (1) · No extant shrine; relics reportedly lost (1)

None (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Coptic Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox Churches (1)

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