Drilldown: Saints

Saint John Neumann (1) · Saint Thorfinn of Hamar (1) · St. Isabel of France (1) · St. Margaret of Cortona (1)

Saint (4)

None (1) · 1200 - 1299 (2) · 1800 - 1899 (1)

Loviano, Tuscany, Italy (1) · Paris, France (1) · Prachatice, Bohemia (now Czech Republic) (1) · Trøndelag, Norway (possibly Trondheim) (1)

1200 - 1299 (3) · 1800 - 1899 (1)

Cortona, Tuscany, Italy (1) · Longchamp, France (1) · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (1) · Ter Doest Abbey, Lissewege, Flanders (modern Belgium) (1)

Natural causes (2) · Natural causes (illness) (1) · Stroke (natural causes) (1)

Cortona, Italy (Franciscan Convent) (1) · Hamar, Norway (1) · Longchamp Monastery, near Paris, France (1) · Niagara Falls, New York, United States (1)

None (2) · Baltimore, Maryland, United States (1) · Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway (1)

None (3) · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (1)

None (4)

None (4)

None (2) · 1600 - 1699 (1) · 1900 - 1999 (1)

None (2) · Pope Paul VI (1) · Pope Urban VIII (1)

None (2) · Rome, Italy (1) · Vatican City (1)

Yes (4)

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

None (1) · Pope Benedict XIII (1) · Pope Innocent XII (1) · Pope Paul VI (1)

None (1) · Rome, Italy (2) · Vatican City (1)

Healing of Eva Benassi, a young girl with acute peritonitis (confirmed for beatification) (1) · Miracles associated with her tomb (1) · Miracles at her grave, including incorruptibility (1) · Sweet perfume emitted from his remains 50 years after death (1)

None · Healing of sick individuals · Healing of the sick through her intercession · Visions of heaven and hell · Apparition curing Constantia, daughter of Constantine · Bilocation witnessed by St. Philip Neri · Burial by lions digging his grave · Explanation of the Holy Trinity using a shamrock · Ground swelling to elevate him while preaching · Healed animals · Healing attributed to his intercession posthumously · Healing King Roger II's wound · Healing miracles at her tomb · Healing miracles attributed to their intercession post-martyrdom · Healing of a 4-year-old boy with a malignant brain tumor (canonization) · Healing of a nun from a severe illness · Healing of a woman from terminal cancer (confirmed for canonization, 1970s) · Healing of a woman with a tumor · Healing of Anna Maria Gaudiani’s paralyzed arm in 1664 · Healing of Carl Kalin from encephalitis · Healing of Maria Colasanti from imminent death · Healing of Michael Flanigan, a boy with terminal bone cancer (confirmed for canonization) · Healing of Robert Gutherman from a severe skin condition · Healing of Teresa Callegari from paralysis in 1933 · Healing of Teresa Ponzoni’s paralyzed limbs in 1806 · No recorded miracle for canonization; martyrdom was sufficient · No specific miracle recorded for canonization; recognized through communal sanctity · Passing through flames unscathed · Posthumous cures at his tomb · Posthumous cures at his tomb, confirmed for canonization · Posthumous healing miracles · Posthumous miracles at his tomb · Preservation of Walter de Muda’s parchment poem · Spider weaving a web to conceal his hiding place · Turning water into beer for the poor · Visions of divine guidance · Other

None (4)

February 22 (1) · February 26 (1) · January 5 (1) · January 8 (1)

Canon, Bishop (1) · None (lived off family wealth before priesthood) (1) · Pacifist, Penitent, Nurse (1) · Princess, Nun, Abbess (1)

Cistercian Order (possible monk), Diocese of Hamar (1) · Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) (1) · Order of Poor Clares (Sorores Minores) (1) · Third Order of St. Francis (1)

Arctic Norway, Cistercians (1) · Educators, immigrants, sick children (1) · Homeless people, falsely accused people, midwives, reformed prostitutes, single mothers (1) · The sick, Royal Abbey of Longchamp (1)

Episcopal vestments, Cistercian habit, scroll or poem (1) · Franciscan habit, dog, cross (1) · Monastic habit, crown, lily, book (1) · Redemptorist habit, bishop's vestments, book (symbolizing education) (1)

Basilica of Santa Margherita, Cortona, Italy (1) · Longchamp Monastery (destroyed, but relics in Paris) (1) · National Shrine of St. John Neumann, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1) · Ter Doest Abbey (destroyed; relics later moved to Bruges) (1)

None (4)