An encyclopedia of saints, patronages, and sacred art.

A gentle patron for mental and emotional suffering, remembered with courage, refuge, and compassion.

A saint of poverty, peace, creation, and animals, loved for his simple joy and kinship with living things.

The Little Flower, known for the Little Way: small acts of love offered with great trust.

An archangel of courage and protection, remembered as a defender of what is good without panic or cruelty.

A quiet protector of family, work, home, and responsibility, remembered through faithful action more than words.

The Mother of Jesus, honored for humility, courage, prayer, and a quiet openness to God's will.

A martyr honored by travelers, remembered through the traditional image of carrying the Christ Child across dangerous water.

A Dominican brother from Lima whose prayer became practical charity through care for the sick, the poor, and people denied equal dignity.

The father of Western monastic life, associated with prayer, work, protection, discipline, and a steady home rhythm.

A Capuchin priest remembered for prayer, the Eucharist, reconciliation, and compassionate care for people living through suffering.

A Catholic devotion to God's care through angels: guardians, messengers, and quiet companions in daily life.

A pilgrim saint connected with sickness, dogs, and companionship when a person feels abandoned.

One of the Twelve Apostles, remembered as a faithful witness and invoked when circumstances feel difficult or without hope.

A Franciscan preacher remembered for wisdom, tenderness, and help in the small losses and needs of everyday life.

A Redemptorist lay brother remembered for humility, compassion, and prayer with mothers and families welcoming new life.

Evangelist, physician, and patron of artists, associated with mercy, careful attention, and holy work.