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Irenaeus (martyred 202 AD), Saint Martin of Tours (d. 397), Saint Louis IX (canonized 1297), Saint Vincent de Paul (canonized 1737), Saint Catherine Labouré (canonized

Germany’s culture through historic cathedrals, festivals, and saints like Saint Boniface and Saint Michael the Archangel. The Catholic Church, with seven ecclesiastical

Lady of Częstochowa (August 26) and Saint John Paul II (October 22) are Poland’s patrons. Notable figures include Saint Stanislaus of Szczepanów (canonized

Austria’s culture through historic monasteries, festivals, and saints like Saint Leopold III and Saint Florian. The Church, with two ecclesiastical provinces and

and Saint Joseph (March 19) are China’s patrons. Notable figures include Saint Joseph Freinademetz (canonized 2003, missionary in Shandong), Saint Augustine

Christian minority culture through charity, education, and devotion to Saint Andrew and Saint Therese of Lisieux. The Church, with one ecclesiastical province

and August 15. Notable figures include Saint Servatius (4th century), Saint Damien of Molokai (canonized 2009), Saint John Berchmans (canonized 1888), and

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10th century under Saint Stephen I. Catholicism shapes Hungary’s cultural identity through education, charity, and devotion to Saint Stephen and Our Lady

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(canonized 739, missionary), Saint Hildegard of Bingen (canonized 2012, mystic), Saint Albert the Great (canonized 1931, theologian), Saint Bruno of Cologne (canonized

culture through historic churches, festivals, and the legacy of Saint Willibrord, the patron saint. The Catholic Church, with one ecclesiastical province and

roots. Saint Nicholas of Flüe (September 25) and Our Lady of Einsiedeln (September 14) are Switzerland’s patrons. Notable figures include Saint Nicholas

site. Cathedral of Saint Eric in Stockholm attracts devotees. Cathedral of Saint Eric, built in 1892, is a neo-Gothic landmark. Saint Eugenia Church in

Lady of Marija Bistrica (October 12) and Saint Joseph (March 19) are Croatia’s patrons. Notable figures include Saint Leopold Mandić (canonized 1983, Capuchin

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All Saints Church in El Obeid serves western devotees. Cathedral of Saint Matthew in Khartoum, built in 1930, is a colonial-era landmark. Saint Mary’s

is a key pilgrimage site. Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, though Orthodox, attracts Catholic pilgrims. Basilica of Saint Therese in Cairo, built in

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Church of Saint John in Bar attracts local devotees. Cathedral of Saint Tryphon in Kotor, built in 1166, is a Romanesque landmark. Church of Saint John in