User:John Carter/SQPN Patron saints

Per Saints.sqpn.com The Holy Mountain of Our Lady – Greece;
 * Abdon – Barrel makers;
 * Abel – Dying people;
 * Abraham of Cyriacus – against Fever;
 * Abundius of Como – Como, Italy;
 * Acacius – against Headaches; Soldiers;
 * Acca – for Learning;
 * Acisclus – Cordoba, Spain;
 * Ada – Nuns;
 * Adalard – against Fever; against Typhoid or typhus;
 * Adalbald of Ostrevant – Parents of large families;
 * Adalbero – Diocese of Augsburg, Germany;
 * Adalbert – Czech Republic;
 * Adalbert of Prague – Bohemia; Poland; Prussia;
 * Adam the Patriarch – Gardeners; Tailors;
 * Adamnan of Iona – Diocese of Raphoe, Ireland; Donegal, Ireland; city of Raphoe, Ireland;
 * Adelaide – Abuse victims; Brides; Empresses; Exiles; against In-law problems; Parents; Parents of large families; Princesses; Prisoners; Step-parents; Widows;
 * Adelaide of Burgundy – Second marriages;
 * Adelard – Gardeners;
 * Adelelmus – Burgos, Spain; Domestic workers;
 * Adjutor – against Drowning;
 * Adjutor of Vernon – Swimmers, swimming;
 * Adrian of Nicomedia – Arms dealers; Butchers; Jailers; against Plague; Soldiers;
 * Aeden of Ferns – Diocese of Ferns, Ireland; Wexford, Ireland;
 * Aelred – against Kidney disease;
 * Afra – city of Augsburg, Germany; Converts; Martyrs; Penitent women;
 * Agapitus – against Abdominal pains;
 * Agapitus the Martyr – Palestrina, Italy;
 * Agatha – Bell-founders; against Breast cancer; against Breast disease; Capua, Italy; against Earthquakes; against Eruptions of Mount Etna; Jewelers; single Laywomen; Martyrs; against Natural disasters; Nurses; Palermo, Sicily, Italy; Rape victims; San Marino; Torture victims; against Volcanic eruptions; Wet-nurses; single Women; Zamarramala, Spain;
 * Agatha of Sicily – Ali, Sicily, Italy; Catania, Sicily; against Fire; Malta; against Sterility;
 * Agathoclia – Aragon, Spain;
 * Agia – Lawsuits;
 * Agnellus – against Invaders; Naples, Italy;
 * Agnes of Rome – for Bodily purity; for Chastity; Children of Mary; Colegio Capranica of Rome; Diocese of Rockville Center, New York; Gardeners; Girl Scouts; Girls; Manresa, Spain; Orphans; for the Protection of Crops; Rape victims; Virgins;
 * Agostina Pietrantoni – Abuse victims; Martyrs; People ridiculed for their piety; against Poverty;
 * Agricola of Avignon – Avignon, France; for Good weather; against Misfortune; for Rain; Storks;
 * Agrippina – against Bacterial disease and infection; against Evil spirits;
 * Agrippina of Rome – against Leprosy; against Storms;
 * Ailbe – Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly, Ireland; Munster, Ireland; Wolves;
 * Alban – Converts; Refugees; Torture victims;
 * Alban of Mainz – against Epilepsy; against Hernia; against Kidney stones or kidney gravel;
 * Albert of Bergamo – Bakers; Laborers or day laborers;
 * Albert of Cashel – Cashel, Ireland;
 * Albert of Sicily – Carmelite schools; Messina, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy;
 * Albert the Great or Albertus Magnus – Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio; Medical technicians; Natural sciences; Philosophers; Scientists; Students; Students of theology or Theology students;
 * Aldebrandus of Fossombrone – Fossombrone, Italy;
 * Aldegundis – against Breast cancer; against Cancer; against Childhood diseases; against Sudden death; against Wounds;
 * Alena – Vorst, Belgium;
 * Alexander of Bergamo – Bergamo, Italy;
 * Alexander Sauli – Corsica, France;
 * Alexander the Charcoal Burner – Charcoal burners;
 * Alexius – Alexians; Beggars; Belt makers; Nurses; Pilgrims; Travelers;
 * Alkmund – Derby, England;
 * All Saints – Arzignano, Italy;
 * Alodia – Child abuse victims; single Laywomen; Martyrs; People ridiculed for their piety; single Women;
 * Alodia of Huesca – Runaways;
 * Alonso Rodriguez – city of Majorca, Spain; Majorca Island, Spain; Native traditions;
 * Aloysius Gonzaga – AIDS care-givers; AIDS patients; Castiglione delle Stiviere, Italy; Catholic youth; Eyes; Jesuit students; against or for relief from Pestilence; Teenagers, teenage children; Valmonte, Italy; Young people;
 * Alphais – Handicapped people; Sick people;
 * Alphege of Winchester – Greenwich, England; Kidnap victims; Solihull, England;
 * Alphius of Lentini – Lentini, Sicily, Italy; Trecastagni, Sicily, Italy;
 * Alphonsa of India – against the Death of parents; Sick people;
 * Alphonsus Maria de Liguori or Alphonsus Mary Liguori – against Arthritis; Confessors; Moralists; for final Perseverence; against Scrupulosity; Theologians; for Vocations;
 * Amabilis or Amabilis of Auvergne – Auvergne, France; against Fire; against Mental illness; against Poison; Possessed people; Riom, France; against Snakes; against Wild animals or wild beasts;
 * Amalberga – against Fever; Ghent, Belgium;
 * Amalburga – against Arm pain or pain in the arms; against Bruises and bruising;
 * Amand – Bartenders; Boy Scouts; Brewers; Merchants; Wine merchants;
 * Amand of Maastricht – Flanders, Belgium; Innkeepers; Vintners;
 * Amantius of Tiphernum – Citta di Castello, Italy;
 * Amanzio – Rivalba, Italy;
 * Amatus of Nusco – against Earthquakes;
 * Ambrose of Milan – Archdiocese of Milan, Italy; bee keepers; bees; candle makers; domestic animals; French Commissariat; for Learning; city of Milan, Italy; Students; Wax refiners;
 * Ambrose Sansedoni of Siena – Engaged couples; Siena, Italy;
 * Anastasia – Martyrs; Piombino, Italy; Widows;
 * Anastasia of Sirmium – Weavers;
 * Anastasius the Fuller – Fullers; Weavers;
 * Anastasius the Persian – Goldsmiths; against Headaches;
 * Andrew Abellon – against fever;
 * Andrew Avellino - Badolato, Italy; for a Holy death; Naples, Italy; Sicily, Italy; against Stroke; against Sudden death;
 * Andrew Bobola – Archdiocese of Warsaw, Poland; Poland;
 * Andrew Corsini -against Riot or civil disorder;
 * Andrew Kim Taegon – Korean clergy;
 * Andrew of Segni – escape from devils or demons;
 * Andrew the Apostle – Achaia; Amalfi, Italy; Antey-Saint-Andre, Italy; Berchtesgaden, Germany; Burgundy, France; Cartosio, Italy; Conflenti, Italy; Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan; Encinasola, Huelva, Spain; Farm workers; Fish merchants; Fishermen; against Gout; Greece; Grognardo, Italy; Lampertheim, Germany; Luqa, Malta; Luxembourg; Manila, Philippines; Mantua, Italy; Mariners; happy Marriages; Miners; Naples, Italy; the Netherlands; Old maids, spinsters, unmarried girls; Patras, Greece; Pesaro, Italy; city of Plymouth, England; Pregnant women; Prussia; Ravenna, Italy; city of Rochester, England; Romania; Rope makers; Russia; Scotland; Sicily, Italy; Singers, vocalists; Spain; Spanish armed forces; against sore Throats; against Throat ailments; University of Patras, Greece; against Whooping cough; Women who wish to become mothers;
 * Andronicus of Antioch – Silversmiths;
 * Angadrisma of Beauvais – against Drought; against Fire; against Slander;
 * Angela Merici – against the Death of parents; Handicapped people; Sick people;
 * Angela of Foligno – against the Death of children; People ridiculed for their piety; against Sexual temptations; against Temptations; Widows;
 * Angela Truszkowska – Exiles; Sick people;
 * Angelus of Gualdo Tadini – Gualdo Tadino, Italy;
 * Anne – Adjuntas, Puerto Rico; Boschi Sant'Anna, Italy; Brittany; Broommakers; Cabinet makers; Canada; Carpenters; Caserta, Italy; Castelletto d'Erro, Italy; Corinaldo, Italy; Diocese of Detroit, Michigan; Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut; Eqestrians; France; Grandmothers; Grandparents; Homemakers; Lacemakers; Lost articles; Marsaskala or Marsascala or Wied il-Ghajn, Malta; Micmaqs or Mikmaqs; Miners; Molo, Philippines; Mothers; Nueva Valencia, Philippines; Old-clothes dealers; agains Poverty; Pregnant women; Quebec, Canada; San Joaquin, Philippines; Santa Ana Indian Pueblo; Seamstresses; Stable men, stablemen; against Sterility; Taos, New Mexico; Turners; Women in labor;
 * Anne Line – Childless people; Converts; Widows;
 * Anne Marie Taigi – against, victims of Spousal abuse (verbal) ;
 * Anno II – Siegburg, Germany;
 * Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin - Balzan, Malta; News dealers; Ribbon makers; Tarxien, Malta;
 * Ansanus the Baptizer – Siena, Italy;
 * Anselm of Lucca, the Younger – Mantua, Italy;
 * Anselm of Nonantola – Nonantola, Italy;
 * Ansgar or Anskar – Denmark; Diocese of Hamburg, Germany; Scandinavia; Sweden;
 * Ansovinus – for Protection of crops;
 * Anthony Mary Claret – Catholic press; Claretians; Weavers;
 * Anthony of Padua – Amantea, Italy; American Indians; Amputees; Animals; Antium; Anzio, Italy; Asses; Brazil; Cianciana, Agrigento, Italy; Diocese of Beaumont, Texas; Diocese of Masbate, Philippines; Domestic animals; Dorado, Puerto Rico; Elderly people; for Faith in the Blessed Sacrament; Favara, Italy; Ferrazzano, Italy; Fisherman; Harvests; Horses; Lisbon, Portugal; Lost articles; Mail; Mariners; Native Americans; Oppressed people; Padua, Italy; Poor people; Portugal; Pregnant women; San Antonio, Tlayacapan, Mexico; Sandia Indian Pueblo; against Shipwrecks; against Starvation; against Sterility; Swineherds; Tigura Indians; Travel hostesses; Travelers;
 * Anthony the Abbot – Amputees; Animals; Basket makers; Brushmakers; Burgio, Sicily, Italy; Butchers; Canas, Brazil; Castrofilippo, Agrigento, Italy; Cemetery workers; Chiaravalle, Ancona, Italy; Domestic animals; against Epilepsy; against Erysipelas; Fivizzano, Italy; Fontainemore, Italy; Gravediggers; Graveyards; Hermits; Hogs, pigs, swine; the Hospitallers; Monks; Mook, Netherlands; against Pestilence; for Relief from pestilence; against Skin diseases; Swineherds;
 * Antiochus of Sulci – Sardinia;
 * Anton – San Fulgencio, Spain;
 * Antonia Messina – Martyrs; Rape victims;
 * Antoninus of Florence – against Fever;
 * Antonius of Piacenza – Piacenza, Italy;
 * Antonius of Sorrento – Sorrento, Italy;
 * Antony of Pavoni – Lost articles;
 * Antony of Vilna – Vilna, Lithuania;
 * Apollonia – Achterbos, Belgium; Ariccia, Italy; Cuccaro Monferrato, Italy; Dentists; against Toothaches;
 * Apollinaris – Aachen, Germany; Dusseldorf, Germany; against Epilepsy; Ravenna, Italy;
 * Apollinaris of Ravenna – Burtscheid, Germany; against Gout; Remagen, Germany;
 * Arbogast – Strasbourg, France;
 * Armagillus of Brittany – against Abdominal pains; against Arthritis; against Fever; against Gout; against Headaches; Hospitals;
 * Armogastes – against Poverty; Torture victims;
 * Arnulf of Soissons – Brewers; Lost articles; Millers; Music;
 * Arnulph – Gap, France;
 * Arsenius of Corfu – Corfu Island, Greece;
 * Arthelais or Arthelais of Benevento – Benevento, Italy; Exiles; Kidnap victims; Sick people;
 * Asicus of Elphin – Diocese of Elphin, Ireland;
 * Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary or of Mary or of the Blessed Virgin – Archdiocese of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Archdiocese of Montreal, Canada; Archdiocese of Seattle, Washington; Bolzano, Italy; Diocese of Fargo, North Dakota; Diocese of Galway and Kilmacduagh, Ireland; Fish merchants; Ghaxaq, Malta; Gudja or Il-Gudja, Malta; Hal Ghaxaq, Malta; Harness makers; Malta; Morlupo, Italy; Mosta, Malta or Il-Mosta, Malta;
 * Astricus – Hungary;
 * Attracta of Killaraght – Diocese of Achonry, Ireland; Men of Lugna;
 * Augustine of Canterbury – England;
 * Augustine of Hippo – Brewers; Cagayan de Oro, Philippines; Carpineto Romano, Italy; Diocese of Bridgeport, Connecticut; Diocese of Ida, Philippines; Diocese of Kalamazoo, Michigan; Diocese of Saint Augustine, Florida; Diocese of Superior, Wisconsin; Diocese of Tucson, Arizona; Eyes; Isleta Indian Pueblo; Panglao, Philippines; Printers; Saint Augustine, Florida; Theologians; Valletta, Malta;
 * Aurelius – Orphans;
 * Aurelius of Riditio – against Head injuries; against Headaches;
 * Austregisilus of Bourges – Bourges, France;
 * Bairfhion – Drumcuillan, Ireland; Killbarron, Ireland;
 * Balbina of Rome – against Scrofula;
 * Baldomerus – Locksmiths;
 * Balthasar – against Epilepsy; Playing card manufacturers; Sawmen; Travelers;
 * Baoithin – Ennisboyne, Ireland; Tibohin, Ireland;
 * Barbara – Amaroni, Italy; Ammunition magazines; Architects; Armorers; Armourers; Artillery; Barbara, Italy; Bomb technicians; Brass workers; Brewers; Builders or construction workers; Carpenters; Colleferro, Italy; against Death by artillery; against Death by mine collapse; Dying people; against Explosions; Explosives experts and workers; against Fire; Firefighters; Fireworks manufacturers; Fortifications; Foundry workers; Geologists; Gravediggers; Hatmakers; against Impenitence; against Lightning; Mariners; Martyrs; Mathematicians; Military engineers; against Mine collapse; Miners; Montecatini Terme, Italy; Prisoners; Saltpetre workers; Santa Barbara, California; Smelters; against Snake bites; Stone masons; against Storms; against Sudden death; Syria; Tilers; Toa Alto, Puerto Rico; Warehouses;
 * Barbatus of Benevento – Benevento, Italy;
 * Barnabas – Antioch; Cyprus; Marino, Italy;
 * Barnabas the Apostle – against Hailstorms; Marbella, Costa del Sol, Spain; for Peace;
 * Bartholomew – Gharghur or Hal Gharghur, Malta;
 * Bartholomew the Apostle – Armenia; Bookbinders; Butchers; Carpineto della Nora, Italy; Civitella in Val di Chiana, Italy; Cobblers; Florentine cheese merchants; Florentine salt merchants; Frankfurt am Main, Germany; Gambatesa, Italy; Leather workers; Lipari, Italy; Maastricht, Netherlands; Magalang, Philippines; Mastrique, Netherlands; against Neurological or nerve diseases; Plasterers; Tanners; Trappers; against Twitching; Whiteners;
 * Basil the Great – Cappadocia; Hospital administrators; Reformers; Russia;
 * Basillisa – against Chillblains;
 * Basilica of Saint Mary Major – Italy;
 * Bassian of Lodi – Bassano del Grappa, Italy; Lodi, Italy;
 * Bathild – Children; Sick people; Widows;
 * Baudolino – Alessandria, Italy; Diocese of Alessandria, Italy;
 * Bavo or Bavo of Ghent – Ghent, Belgium; Haarlem, Netherlands; the Netherlands;
 * Beatrice da Silva – Prisoners;
 * Bede the Venerable – Lectors;
 * Bellinus of Padua – against Rabies;
 * Benedict or Benedict of Nursia – Civil engineers; Coppersmiths; Dying people; against Erysipelas; Europe; Farm workers; against Fever; against Gall stones; Heerdt, Germany; against Inflammatory diseases; Italian architects; against Kidney disease; Monks; against Nettle rash; Norcia, Italy; against Poison; Religious, people in religious orders; Servants who broke their master's property; against Sorcery or witchcraft; Speliologists, spelunkers, potholers, cavers, cave scientists; Students; Subiaco, Italy; against Temptations;
 * Benedict Biscop – English Benedictines; Musicians; Painters; Sunderland, England;
 * Benedict Joseph Labre – Bachelors; Beggars; Homeless people; against Mental illness; People rejected by religious orders; Pilgrims;
 * Benedict the Black – Black missions or African missions; Black people, Negroes, African Americans; Palermo, Sicily, Italy;
 * Benezet – Avignon, France; Bachelors; Bridge builders;
 * Benignus of Dijon – Dijon, France;
 * Benno – Fishermen; city of Munich, Germany;
 * Benno of Meissen – Diocese of Dresden-Meissen, Germany; Weavers;
 * Berach – Kilbarry, Ireland;
 * Bernadette of Lourdes – Lourdes, France; People ridiculed for their piety; against Poverty; Shepherdesses; Shepherds; Sick people;
 * Bernadine Realino – Lecce, Italy;
 * Bernard of Arce – Rocca d'Arce, Italy;
 * Bernard of Carinola - Carinola, Campania, Italy;
 * Bernard of Clairvaux – Bee keepers; Bees; Burgundy, France; Candle makers; Cistercians; Gibraltar; Queens College, Cambridge; Wax refiners;
 * Bernard of Lerida – Alcira, Valencia, Spain;
 * Bernard of Menthon – Alpinists; Mountain climbers; Mountaineers; Skiers;
 * Bernard of Valdeiglesias – Candelada, Spain;
 * Bernard of Vienne – Farm workers;
 * Bernard Valeara – Teramo, Italy;
 * Bernardine of Feltre – Bankers; Pawnbrokers;
 * Bernardine or Bernadine of Siena – Advertisers; Castelspina, Alessandria, Italy; Communications workers; Diocese of San Bernardino, California; Gambling addictions, compulsive or uncontrolled gambling; against Hoarseness; Italy; Lungs, chest, against respiratory problems; Public relations work, public relations personnel; Trevignano Romano, Itlay;
 * Bernward – Architects; Goldsmiths; Painters; Sculptors;
 * Bertha de' Alberti of Cavriglia – Cavriglia, Italy; Montano, Italy;
 * Bertha of Avenay – against Mental illness;
 * Bettelin – Stafford, England;
 * Beuno – against Diseased cattle; Sick animals; Sick children;
 * Biagio – Camastra, Sicily, Italy; Militello, Sicily, Italy;
 * Bibiana – Archdiocese of Los Angeles, California; against Epilepsy; against Hangovers; against Headaches; single Laywomen; against Mental illness; Torture victims; single Women;
 * Black Nazarene – Quiapo, Philippines;
 * Blaesilla – Brides; Widows;
 * Blaise – Anguillara Sabazia, Italy; Animal doctors; Animals; Bovolone, Italy; Builders or construction workers; Carvers; Cassano allo Ionio, Italy; Castellania, Italy; against Coughs; Dalmatia; Doues, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; against Goitres; Montecatini Val di Cecina, Italy; Palombara Sabina, Italy; Pietrasanta, Italy; Sacrofano, Italy; against Sore throats; Stone masons; against Throat ailments; Veterinarians; against Whooping cough; against Wild animals; Wool combers; Wool weavers;
 * Blandina – Falsely accused people; Girls; Torture victims;
 * Blandina of France – Lyon, France;
 * Blessed Virgin Mary or Mary, Blessed Virgin or Mary the Blessed Virgin – Attard, Malta; B'Kara, Malta or Birkirkara, Malta; Childbirth; Dingli, Malta; Diocese of Banjul, Gambia; Diocese of Coutances, France; Diocese of Grand Island, Nebraska; Diocese of Lansing, Michigan; Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska; Diocese of Winona, Minnesota; Dundee, Scotland; Elsloo, Netherlands; Estonia; Exeter College, Oxford, England; the Gambia; Holsbeek, Belgium; Korea; Kretinga, Lithuania; Livonia; Mgarr or L-Imgarr or Mgiarro, Malta; Mesocco, Switzerland; Mqabba, Malta; Nuns; Poggio a Caiano, Italy; South Korea; Travelers; Uruguay; Victoria, Gozo, Malta; Virgins; Zalaszabar, Hungary; Zebbug, Gozo, Malta;
 * Bodfan – Abern, Wales;
 * Boethian of Pierrepont – Sick children;
 * Bona of Pisa – Couriers; Pisa, Italy; Travelers;
 * Bonaventure – against Bowel disorders;
 * Bonaventure of Bagnoregio – Bagnoregio, Italy; Cochiti Indian Pueblo; Saint Bonaventure University, New York;
 * Boniface – Archdiocese of Saint-Boniface, Manitoba, Canada; Brewers; File cutters and file makers; Diocese of Fulda, Germany; Germany; Tailors;
 * Boniface of Ferentino – against Alcoholism;
 * Boniface of Tarsus – Bachelors; Converts;
 * Boris – Moscow, Russia; Princes; Russia;
 * Botulph – Bossal, Yorkshire, England; Boston, Lincolnshire, England; city of Boston, Massachusetts; Botesdale, Suffolk, England; Botolph Bridge, Huntingdonshire, England; Botolph's Bridge, Kent, England; Botolphs, Sussex, England; Farm workers; Mariners; Travelers;
 * Braulio – Aragon, Spain;
 * Brendan the Navigator or the Navigator – Diocese of Clonfert, Ireland; Diocese of Kerry, Ireland; Mariners; Travelers; Whales;
 * Brice – against Stomach diseases or trouble;
 * Bride – Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scotland;
 * Bridget of Sweden – Europe; Sweden; Widows;
 * Brieuc – Purse markers;
 * Brieuc of Brittany – Saint-Brieuc-des-Vaus, France;
 * Brigid of Ireland – Academics; Babies; Blacksmiths; Cattle; Chicken farmers; Children whose parents were not married; Dairy workers; Diocese of Kildare, Ireland; Fugitives; Healers; Ireland; Leinster, Ireland; Mariners; Midwives; Nuns; Poets; Poultry farmers; Printing presses; Scholars; Travelers;
 * Brigid of Kildare – Ivrea, Turin, Italy;
 * Britta – Martyrs;
 * Brothen – Llanbrothen, Wales;
 * Bruno – Possessed people; Ruthenia;
 * Bruno of Quefort – Prussia;
 * Bruno of Segni – Segni, Italy;
 * Burchard – city of Wurzburg, Germany;
 * Burgundofara – Faremoutiers, France;
 * Cadoc – against Scrofula;
 * Cadoc of Llancarvan – against Cramps; against Deafness; against Glandular disorders;
 * Caedwalla – Converts; Penitent murderers;
 * Caesarius of Africa – Terracina, Italy;
 * Caesarius of Arles – against Fire;
 * Caesarius of Nanzianzen – Bachelors;
 * Cajetan – Unemployed people;
 * Callistus I – Cemetery workers;
 * Camillus de Lellis or Camillus of Lellis – Hospital workers; Hospitals; Nurses; Sick people;
 * Canio – Acerenza, Italy; Calitri, Italy;
 * Canute Lavard – Zeeland, Denmark;
 * Carpophorus – Arona, Italy;
 * Carthage the Younger – Diocese of Waterford and Lisman, Ireland;
 * Casilda of Toledo – against Sterility;
 * Casimir of Poland – Bachelors; Kings; Lithuania; against Plague; Poland; Princes;
 * Caspar – Travelers;
 * Cassian – Stenographers;
 * Cassian of Imola – Educators or teachers; Imola, Italy; Mexico City, Mexico; Students; Teachers;
 * Cassius – Bonn, Germany;
 * Castor of Apt – Apt, France;
 * Castora Gabrielli – against Difficult marriages; Widows;
 * Castorus - Cattle; against Fever; Sculptors; Stone masons;
 * Catald – Blind people; against Epilepsy; against Hernia; against Plague;
 * Catald of Taranto – against Drought; against Paralysis; against Storms; Taranto, Italy;
 * Catherine del Ricci – Sick people;
 * Catherine of Alexandria – Aalsum, Netherlands; Academics; Apologists; Archivists; Camerata Picena, Italy; Craftsmen who work with a wheel; Cutlers; Diocese of Dumaguete, Philippines; Dying people; Educators or teachers; Girls; Heidesheim am Rhein, Germany; Jurists; Kuldiga, Latvia; Lawyers; Librarians; Mähring, Germany; Mechanics; Millers; Nurses; Old maids, spinsters, unmarried girls; Philosophers; Potters; Preachers; Scholars; Scribes; Secretaries; Spinners; Stenographers; Students; Tanners; Teachers; Turners; University of Paris, France; Wheelwrights; Zejtun, Malta; Zurrieq or Iz-Zurrieq, Malta;
 * Catherine of Bologna – Art; Artists; Bologna Academy of Art; Liberal arts; Painters; against Temptations;
 * Catherine of Genoa – Brides; Childless people; against Difficult marriages; People ridiculed for their piety; against Temptations; Victims of adultery or unfaithfulness; Widows;
 * Catherine of Palma – Palma, Mallorca, Spain;
 * Catherine of Siena – Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania; Europe; against Fire; Firefighters; Italy; against Miscarriages; Nurses; People ridiculed for their Piety; against Sexual temptation; Sick people; Siena, Italy; against Temptations;
 * Catherine of Sweden – against Abortion; against Miscarriages;
 * Catherine Thomas – Valldemossa, Spain;
 * Ceccardo – Carrara, Italy;
 * Cecilia – Academy of Music, Rome; Albi, France; Composers; Diocese of Omaha, Nebraska; Martyrs; Music; Musical instrument makers; Musicians; Poets; Singers, vocalists;
 * Cecilius of Granada – Granada, Spain;
 * Celestine V – Bookbinders;
 * Cesar de Bus – Catechists;
 * Ceslas Odrowaz – Wroclaw, Poland;
 * Cetteo of Amiterno – Pescara, Italy;
 * Chad – Archdiocese of Birmingham, England; Diocese of Lichfield, England;
 * Charlemagne – University of Paris, France;
 * Charles Borromeo – against Abdominal pains; Apple orchards; Bishops; Catechists; Catechumens; Diocese of Monterey, California; Lombardy, Italy; Rocca di Papa, Italy; Seminarians; Spiritual directors; Starch makers; against Stomach diseases or trouble; against Ulcers;
 * Charles Lwanga – African Catholic Youth Action; Catholic youth; Converts; Torture victims;
 * Charles of Blois – Prisoners;
 * Charles the Good – Counts; Crusaders;
 * Christ, Light of the World – Diocese of Bongaigaon, India;
 * Christ the King – Aymavilles, Italy; Diocese of Marbel, Philippines; Paola or Casal Paula or Rahal Gdid, Malta;
 * Christ the Light – Diocese of Miao, India;
 * Christ the Saviour – Hal Lija, Malta;
 * Christiana – Termonde, Belgium;
 * Christina of Bolsena – Archers; Mariners; Millers;
 * Christina the Astonishing – Mental health professionals, mental health caregivers, psychiatrists, therapists; against Mental illness;
 * Christopher – Archers; Bachelors; against Bad dreams; Baden, Germany; Barga, Italy; Bookbinders; Brunswick, Germany; Bus drivers; against Epilepsy; against Flood; Fruit dealers; Fubine, Italy; Fullers; Gardeners; against Hailstorms; Havana, Cuba; for a Holy death; against Lightning; Mariners; Market carriers; Mecklenburg, Germany; Motorists; against Pestilence; Porters; Rab, Croatia; for Relief from pestilence; Saint Christopher's Island or Saint Kitts; against Storms; against Sudden death; Taxi drivers; against Toothaches; Toses, Girona, Catalonia, Spain; Transportation, transportation workers; Travelers; Truckers, truck drivers, lorry drivers;
 * Chrysanthus – Eissel, Germany; city of Salzburg, Austria;
 * Chrysole the Armenian – Comines, Belgium;
 * Clare of Assisi – Assisi, Italy; Embroiderers; Eyes; Gilders; Goldsmiths; for Good weather; Laundresses; Laundry workers; People rejected by religious orders; Santa Clara Indian Pueblo; Telegraphs; Telephones; Television; Television workers; Television writers;
 * Clare of Montefalco – Montefalco, Italy;
 * Clarus – Tailors;
 * Claude de la Columbiere – Toy makers; Turners;
 * Claudius – Cattle; against Fever; Sculptors; Stone masons;
 * Clelia Barbieri – People ridiculed for their piety;
 * Clement – Hatmakers;
 * Clement Mary Hofbauer – Vienna, Austria;
 * Clement of Ohrid – Macedonia; Ohrid, Macedonia;
 * Clement I – Dundee, Scotland; Marble workers; Mariners; Sick children; Stone masons; Velletri, Italy;
 * Clotilde – Adopted children; Brides; against the Death of children; Disappointing children; Exiles; Parents; Parents of large families; Queens; Widows;
 * Cloud – Diocese of Saint Cloud, Minnesota; Nail makers;
 * Colette – Corbie, France; against the Death of parents;
 * Colman – against Arthritis; against Gout; Whitewashers;
 * Colman of Cloyne – Diocese of Cloyne, Ireland;
 * Colman of Dromore – Diocese of Dromore, Ireland;
 * Colman of Kilmacduagh – Diocese of Galway and Kilmacduagh, Ireland;
 * Colman of Stockerau – Austria; Cattle; against Hanging; Horses; against Plague;
 * Columba – Bookbinders; Diocese of Derry, Ireland; Poets; Scotland;
 * Columba of Iona – Diocese of Dunkeld, Scotland; Diocese of Raphoe, Ireland; Ireland;
 * Columba of Rieti – Perugia, Italy; against Sorcery or witchcraft; against Temptations;
 * Columbanus – Bobbio, Italy; against Floods; Motorcyclists, bikers, motorcycle riders;
 * Columbanus of Ghent – Belgium;
 * Columbkille of Iona – Pembroke, Ontario, Canada;
 * Concordia – Nursing mothers; Nursing services; Wet-nurses;
 * Conleth of Kildare – Diocese of Kildare, Ireland;
 * Conon the Elder – Acerra, Italy;
 * Conon the Younger – Acerra, Italy;
 * Conrad of Constance – Archdiocese of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany; Diocese of Constance, Switzerland;
 * Conrad of Parzham – Capuchin-Franciscan Province of Mid-America; Diocese of Passau, Germany; Doorkeepers;
 * Conrad of Piacenza – against Hernia;
 * Constabilis of Cava – Catalonia, Spain; Castelabbate, Italy;
 * Constantius – Perugia, Italy;
 * Constantius the Bishop – Aquino, Italy;
 * Contardo Ferrini – Schools;
 * Conval – East Renfrewshire, Scotland;
 * Conversion of Paul the Apostle – Introd, Italy;
 * Corbinian – Archdiocese of Munich, Germany; Freising, Germany;
 * Cornelius – Cattle; Domestic animals; against Earache; against Epilepsy; against Fever; Kornelimunster, Germany; against Twitching;
 * Corpus Christi – Ghasri, Gozo, Malta;
 * Corrado Confalonieri – Diocese of Noto, Sicily; city of Noto, Sicily;
 * Corrado of Bavaria – Molfetta, Italy;
 * Cosmas – Alberobello, Italy; Barbers; Blind people; Chemical industry, chemical manufacturers; Hairdressers; against Hernia; Midwives; against Pestilence; Pharmacists; Physicians; for Relief from pestilence; Surgeons;
 * Costanzo of Perugia – Archdiocese of Perugia-Citta della Pieve, Italy;
 * Crescentinus – Citta di Castello, Italy; against Headaches;
 * Crispian – Cobblers; Glove makers; Lacemakers; Leather workers; Saddlemakers; Tanners; Weavers;
 * Crispin – Cobblers; Glove makers; Lacemakers; Leather workers; Saddlemakers; Tanners; Weavers;
 * Cristanziano – Agnone, Italy; Casalciprano, Italy;
 * Cronan of Roscrea – Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland;
 * Cunegundes – Archdiocese of Bamberg, Germany; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Poland;
 * Cuthbert – Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle, England; Diocese of Lancaster, England; Durham, England; England; Mariners; Northumbria, England; against Plague;
 * Cuthbert of Lindisfarne – Shepherds;
 * Cuthman – Bachelors; against Poverty; Shepherds;
 * Cybi – Cuby, Cornwall; Landulph, Cornwall, England; Llangybi, Cardigan, Wales; Tregony, Cornwall, England;
 * Cybi of Caernarvon – Llangibby, Monmouthshire, Wales;
 * Cyprian of Carthage – Algeria; North Africa;
 * Cyriacus – Eyes; of and against Possessed people; against Temptations;
 * Cyriacus of Iconium – againt the Death of children; Torture victims;
 * Cyriacus the Martyr – Altidona, Italy; Saint-Cierges, Vaud, Switzerland;
 * Cyril – Bohemia; Bulgaria; Czech Republic; Ecumenists or Unity of the Eastern and Western Churches; Europe; Moravia;
 * Cyril of Alexandria – Alexandria, Egypt;
 * Cyrinus of Lentini – Lentini, Sicily, Italy; Trecastagni, Sicily, Italy;
 * Dagobert II – Kidnap victims; Kings; Orphans; Parents of large families;
 * Dalmatius of Pavia – Cogliate, Italy;
 * Damasus – Archeologists;
 * Damian - Alberobello, Italy; Barbers; Blind people; Chemical industry, chemical manufacturers; Hairdressers; against Hernia; Midwives; against Pestilence; Pharmacists; Physicians; for Relief from Pestilence; Surgeons;
 * Daniel of Padua – against Lost articles; Prisoners; Women whose husbands are at war;
 * Darerca – Valentia Island, Ireland;
 * Daria – Eissel, Germany; city of Salzburg, Germany;
 * David – Poets;
 * David of Wales – Doves; Wales;
 * Declan of Ardmore – Ardmore, Ireland; Diocese of Waterford and Lisman, Ireland;
 * Delphina – Brides; Tertiaries;
 * Demetrius – Crusaders;
 * Demetrius of Sermium – Belgrade, Serbia; against Evil spirits; Salonica, Greece;
 * Demuzzi of Quarona – shepherds;
 * Denis – France; against Frenzy; against Mad dogs, rabies/hydrophobia; Possessed people;
 * Denis of Paris – against Headaches; Paris, France; against Rabies; against Strife;
 * Deochar – Blind people; Eyes;
 * Devota – Corsica, France; Monaco;
 * Didacus – Franciscan laity;
 * Diego – Diocese of San Diego, California;
 * Diego of Alcala – Diocese of Gumaca, Philippines;
 * Diomma – Kildimo, Limerick, Ireland;
 * Dionysius the Aeropagite – against the Devil; against Headaches; Zakynthos Island, Greece;
 * Disibod – Disenberg, Germany; Disibodenberg, Germany;
 * Dismas – Death row inmates or prisoners condemned to death; Funeral directors; Merizo, Guam; Penitent criminals; Prisoners; Reformed thieves; Undertakers;
 * Domangard of Maghera – Maghera, County Down, Ireland;
 * Dominic de Guzman – Astronomers; Diocese of Bayombong, Philippines; Dominican Republic; Falsely accused people; Prelature of Batanes-Babuyanes, Philippines; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Santo Domingo Indian Pueblo; Scientists; Valletta, Malta;
 * Dominic of Silos or de Silos – against Insects; against Mad dogs, rabies/hydrophobia; Pregnant women; Prisoners; against Rabies; Shepherds;
 * Dominic of Sora – against Fever; against Snakes;
 * Dominic Savio – Boys; Children's choirs; Choir boys; Choirs; Delinquent juveniles; Falsely accused people; Juvenile delinquents; Pueri Cantors;
 * Domitian of Huy – against Fever; Huy or Hoei, Liege, Belgium;
 * Donat – Llandunwyd, Glamorgan, Wales;
 * Donatian of Rheims – Bruges, Belgium; city of Rheims, France; West Flanders, Belgium;
 * Donatus – Arezzo, Italy; Ripacandida, Italy;
 * Donatus of Besancon – Cercepiccola, Italy;
 * Dorothy of Caesarea – Brewers; Brides; Florists; Gardeners; Midwives; Newlyweds; Pescia, Italy;
 * Dorothy of Montau – Brides; against the Death of children; against Difficult marriages; Parents of large families; Prussia; Widows;
 * Drausinus – of Champions or invincible people, to be invincible; against Enemy plots;
 * Drogo – Baume-les-Messieurs, France; against Broken bones; Cattle; Coffee house owners; against Deafness; Fleury-sur-Loire, France; against Gall stones; against Hernia; against Kidney disease; against Mental illness; Midwives; Mute people, muteness, against muteness or dumbness of for mute people; dumbness; Orphans; against Ruptures; Sheep; Shepherds; Sick people; Unattractive people;
 * Drostan – Dier, Scotland;
 * Duje – Split, Croatia;
 * Dulcissima – Diocese of Sutri, Italy; city of Sutri, Italy;
 * Dunstan or Dunstan of Canterbury – Armorers or armourers; Blacksmiths; Blind people; Diocese of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; Goldsmiths; Jewelers; Lighthouse keepers; Locksmiths; Musicians; Silversmiths; Swordsmiths;
 * Dwynwen – Lovers; Sick animals;
 * Dymphna – against the Death of parents; against Epilepsy; for Family happiness or family harmony; against Incest; Martyrs; Mental health professionals, mental health caregivers, psychiatrists, therapists; Mental hospitals; against Mental illness; against Neurological or nerve diseases; Possessed people; Princesses; Rape victims; Runaways; Sleepwalkers, against sleepwalking;
 * Edel Quinn – Sick people;
 * Edgar – Kings; Widowers;
 * Edmund of East Anglia - Diocese of East Anglia, England; Kings; against Plague; Torture victims; Wolves;
 * Edmund Rich of Abingdon – Abingdon, England; Diocese of Portsmouth, England;
 * Edward the Confessor – against Difficult marriages; Kings; Separated spouses;
 * Edwen – Llanedwen, Anglesey, Wales;
 * Edwin – Converts; Kings; Parents of large families;
 * Edwin of Northumbria – Homeless people;
 * Eleutherius of Rocca d'Arce – Rocca d'Arce, Italy;
 * Elias Nieve – Mexico;
 * Eligius – Animal doctors; Blacksmiths; Boilermakers; Carriage makers; Cart makers or cartwrights; Clock makers; Coin collectors or numismatists; Craftsmen; Cutlers; Day laborers or laborers; Farm workers; Farriers or horseshoe makers; Garage workers or gas station workers; Gilders; Goldsmiths; Harness makers; Horses; Jewelers; Jockeys; Laborers; Locksmiths; Metal workers; Miners; Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers; Saddlemakers; Sick horses; Taxi drivers; Tool makers; Veterinarians;
 * Eligius of Noyon – Coin collectors; Domestic workers; Mechanics; Metal collectors; Minters; Minting; Peasants; against Poverty; Security guards; Sick horses; Silversmiths; Tinsmiths; against Ulcers; Veterinarians; Wheelwrights;
 * Elijah the Prophet – Carmelites; Motorists;
 * Elisabeth of Thuringia – Diocese of Erfurt, Germany; Tuetonic Order or Order of Teutonic Knights;
 * Elizabeth – Diocese of Fulda, Germany; Pregnant women;
 * Elizabeth Ann Seton – Apostleship of the Sea; against the Death of children; against the Death of parents; Diocese of Shreveport, Louisiana; against In-law problems; against Opposition of Church authorities; People ridiculed for their piety; Widows;
 * Elizabeth of Hungary – Archdiocese of Jaro, Philippines; Bakers; Beggars; Brides; Charities; Countesses; against the Death of children; Exiles; Falsely accused people; Homeless people; Hospitals; against In-law problems; Lacemakers; People ridiculed for their piety; Sisters of Mercy; Tertiaries; against Toothaches; Widows;
 * Elizabeth of Portugal – Brides; Charities; Coimbra, Portugal; against Difficult marriages; Falsely accused people; against Jealousy; for Peace; Queens; Tertiaries; invoked in Time of war; Victims of adultery or unfaithfulness; Widows;
 * Elizabeth of Schonau – against Temptations;
 * Elizabeth of the Trinity – against the Death of parents; Sick people;
 * Ellidius – Hirnant, Powys, Wales;
 * Elzear – Tertiaries;
 * Emerentiana – against Abdominal pains; against Stomach diseases or trouble;
 * Emidius – Ascoli Piceno, Italy; against Earthquakes;
 * Emiliana – single Laywomen; single Women;
 * Engratia – Segovia, Spain;
 * Eoghan – Diocese of Derry, Ireland;
 * Ephrem of Syria – Spiritual directors;
 * Epipodius – Bachelors; Betrayal victims; Torture victims;
 * Erasmus – against Abdominal pains; against Appendicitis; against Birth pains; Childbirth; against Childhood intestinal diseases; against Danger at sea; Explosives experts, explosives workers; Gaeta, Italy; Gagliato, Italy; Mariners; Navigators; against Peril at sea; against Seasickness; against Stomach diseases or stomach trouble; against Storms; Women in labor;
 * Erconwald of London – against Gout;
 * Erhard of Regensburg – Bakers; Cobblers; against Diseased cattle; Eyes; Hospitals; against Plague;
 * Eric of Sweden – Sweden;
 * Ermin of Lobbes – Lobbes, Belgium;
 * Ethelbert – Hereford, England;
 * Ethelbert of East Anglia – Hereford Cathedral;
 * Etheldreda – Cambridge University; against Sore throats; against Throat ailments; University of Cambridge, England; Widows;
 * Eugendus – Saint-Oyen, Tarentaise, France; Saint-Oyen, Valley of Aoste, Italy; Saint-Oyens, Vaud, Switzerland;
 * Eugene de Mazenod – Dysfunctional families;
 * Eugenie Smet – People reljected by religious orders;
 * Eulalia – Alayor or Alaior, Menorca, Spain; Torture victims;
 * Eulalia of Barcelona – Barcelona Cathedral; Barcelona, Spain; against Drought; Mariners;
 * Eulalia of Merida – Merida, Spain; Oviedo, Spain; Runaways;
 * Eulogius of Cordoba – Carpenters; Coppersmiths;
 * Euphemia – Rovinj, Croatia;
 * Euphrosyne of Polotsk – Belarus;
 * Eurosia – against Bad weather;
 * Eurosius – Diocese of Jaca, Spain;
 * Eustace of Vilna – Vilna, Lithuania;
 * Eustachius – for help in Difficult situations; against Fire; Firefighters; Hunters; Madrid, Spain; Torture victims; Trappers;
 * Eustochia Calafato – Messina, Italy;
 * Eustochium of Padua – Children whose parents were not married; against Mental illness; against Temptations;
 * Eve – Tailors;
 * Eve of Dreux – Dreux, France;
 * Ewald the Black – Westphalia;
 * Ewald the Fair – Westphalia;
 * Exaltation of the Cross – Carrosio, Italy; Cassano Spinola, Italy;
 * Expeditus – Merchants; Navigators; against Procrastinataion of for expeditious or prompt solutions;
 * Ezekiel Moreno – against Cancer;
 * Fabiola – Abuse victims; against Difficult marriages; Divorced people; Victims of adultery or unfaithfulness; Widows;
 * Fachanan of Ross – Diocese of Ross, Ireland;
 * Faith – Pilgrims; Prisoners; Soldiers;
 * Faustinus – Brescia, Italy;
 * Feast of the Immaculate Conception – Barrel makers; Clothmakers; Soldiers of the United States; Tapestry workers; Upholsterers; Tapestry weavers;
 * Felician of Foligno – Foligno, Italy;
 * Felicity – against the Death of children; for those who wish to have Male children; Martyrs; Widows;
 * Felicity of Rome – against Sterility;
 * Felinus – Arona, Italy;
 * Felix of Dunwich – Diocese of East Anglia, England;
 * Felix of Nola - Domestic animals; against False witness; against Perjury;
 * Ferdinand III of Castile – Civil engineers; Diocese of Ilagan, Philippines; Diocese of Lucena, Philippines; Diocese of San Fernando, Philippines; Magistrates; Parents; Parents of large families; Poor people; Prisoners; Seville, Spain; Tertiaries;
 * Fergus – Wick, Scotland;
 * Ferrutius – Bleidenstadt, Germany;
 * Fiacre – Box makers; against Fistula; Florists; Gardeners; against Haemorrhoids; Hosiers; Pewtersmiths; against Sterility; against Syphilis; Taxi drivers; Tile makers; against Venereal disease;
 * Fidelis of Como – Arona, Italy;
 * Fidentius of Todi – Bassano in Teverina, Italy;
 * Fillan – against Mental illness;
 * Finbar – Barra, Scotland; Diocese of Cork, Ireland;
 * Finnian of Clonard – Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall, Ontario, Canada; Diocese of Meath, Ireland;
 * Finnian of Moville – Ulster, Ireland;
 * Fintan of Doon – Doon, Ireland;
 * Firmina of Amelia – Amelia, Italy;
 * Firminus of Amiens – Amiens, France; Lesaka, Spain; Navarre, Spain or Spanish Navarre; Pamplona, Spain;
 * Flannan of Killaloe – Dioceese of Killaloe, Ireland;
 * Flaviano – Conversano, Italy; Santa Croce di Magliano, Italy;
 * Flora of Cordoba – Abandoned people; Betrayal victims; Converts; single Laywomen; Martyrs; single Women;
 * Florentius – Bonn, Germany;
 * Florentius of Strasburg – against Gall stones; against Ruptures;
 * Florian – Austria; Barrel makers; against Battle; Brewers; Chimney sweeps; for Harvests; Linz, Austria; Poland; Soap boilers;
 * Florian of Lorch – Diocese of Chur, Switzerland; against Drowning; against Fire; Firefighters; against Floods; Harvests; against Storms;
 * Florido – Citta di Castello, Italy;
 * Florin – Liechtenstein;
 * Foillan – Children's nurses; Dentists; Fosses, Belgium; Surgeons;
 * Folian – Truss makers;
 * Fortchern of Trim – Bell-founders;
 * Fortunato – Fano, Italy; Todi, Italy;
 * Fortunatus – Udine, Italy;
 * Fortunatus of Aquileia – Aquileia, Italy;
 * Four Crowned Martyrs – Cattle; against Fever; Sculptors; Stone masons;
 * Fra Angelico or Angelico – Artists;
 * Frances of Rome – against the Death of children; Lay people; Motorists; People ridiculed for their piety; Roman housewives; Taxi drivers; Widows;
 * Frances Xavier Cabrini – Emigrants; Hospital administrators; Immigrants; against Malaria; Orphans;
 * Francis Borgia – against Earthquakes; Portugal; Rota, Marianas;
 * Francis Caracciolo – Association of Italian Cooks; Naples, Italy;
 * Francis de Sales – Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio; Catholic press; Champdepraz, Aosta, Italy; Confessors; against Deafness; Diocese of Baker, Oregon; Diocese of Columbus, Ohio; Diocese of Keimoes-Upington, South Africa; Diocese of Wilmington, Delaware; Educators or teachers; Journalists; Teachers; Writers;
 * Francis of Assisi – Animal welfare societies; Animals; Archdiocese of Denver, Colorado; Archdiocese of San Francisco, California; Archdiocese of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Assisi, Italy; Birds; Catholic Action; State of Colorado; Diocese of Kottapuram, India; Diocese of Lancaster, England; Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey; Diocese of Salina, Kansas; against Dying alone or solitary Death; Ecologists; Embroiderers; Families; against Fire; Franciscan Order; Franciscans; Italy; Freising, Germany; Lacemakers; Massa, Italy; Merchants; Nambe Indian Pueblo; for Peace; Quibdo, Choco, Colombia; Saint Paul's Bay, Malta; city of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Sorbo, Italy; Tapestry workers; Zoos;
 * Francis of Girolamo – Grottaglie, Italy;
 * Francis of Paola or of Paolo – Amato, Italy; Calabria, Italy; against Fire; Fossato Serralta, Italy; Mariners; Naval officers; against Plague; against Sterility; Travelers;
 * Francis Patrizzi – for Reconciliation;
 * Francis Solano – Argentina; Bolivia; Chile; Paraguay; Peru;
 * Francis Xavier – Apostleship of Prayer; Archdiocese of Bombay, India; Archdiocese of Cape Town, South Africa; Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Indiana; Australia; Black missions or African missions; Borneo; China; Congregation of Propogation of the Faith; Diocese of Agartala, India; Diocese of Ahmedabad, India; Diocese of Alexandria, Louisiana; Diocese of Dinajpur, Bangladesh; Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin; Diocese of Joliet, Illinois; Diocese of Kabankalan, Philippines; Diocese of Malindi, Kenya; East Indies; Fathers of the Precious Blood; Foreign missions; Freising, Germany; city of Goa, Italy; India; Japan; Missionaries; Missioners of the Precious Blood; Navarre, Spain or Spanish Navarre; Navigators; New Zealand; Parish missions; against Plague; World Youth Day 2011;
 * Friard – Fear of wasps or spheksophobia or spheksophobics;
 * Frideswide – Oxford, England; University of Oxford, England;
 * Fridolin – Alsace, France; Glarus, Switzerland; for Good weather; Sackingen, Germany; Strasbourg, France;
 * Froilan – Lugo, Spain;
 * Fructus – Segovia, Spain;
 * Fruitos – Manresa, Spain;
 * Frumentius of Ethiopia – Abyssinia; Ethiopia;
 * Fulcran – Diocese of Lodeve, France;
 * Fulgentius of Ecija – San Fulgencio, Spain;
 * Fursey of Peronne – Peronne, France;
 * Gabriel Gowdel – children;
 * Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows or of the Sorrowful Mother – Abruzzi, Italy; Clerics; Students; Young people;
 * Gabriel Possenti – Catholic Action;
 * Gabriel the Archangel – Argentinian ambassadors; Broadcasters; Clerics; Communications workers; Diplomats; Messengers; Portugal; Postal workers, postal services, post offices; Radio; Radio workers; Stamp collectors, philatelists Telecommunications workers; Telegraphs; Telephones; Television; Television workers;
 * Gaetan – Hamrun or Il-Hamrun, Malta;
 * Gall – Birds; Geese; Sweden; Switzerland;
 * Gaudentius of Ossero – Cres, Croatia;
 * Gaudentius of Rimini – Rimini, Italy;
 * Gaugericus – Braine-le-Comte, Belgium; Brussels, Belgium; Cambrai, France;
 * Gebhard – province of Voralberg, Austria;
 * Gebhard II – city of Constance, Switzerland;
 * Gebruinus – Cathedral chapter of Langres;
 * Geminian of Modena – Modena, Italy; Pontremoli, Italy; Sacrofano, Italy; San Gimignano, Italy;
 * Geminus – San Geminus, Italy;
 * Gemma Galgani – against the Death of parents; Pharmacists; Students; against Temptations; against Tuberculosis;
 * Genesius or Genesius of Rome – Actors; Clowns; Comedians; converts; Dancers; against Epilepsy; Lawyers; Musicians; Printers; Stenographers; Torture victims;
 * Genesius of Arles – against Chillblains; Notaries; against Scurf; Secretaries;
 * Genevieve – against Disasters; against Fever; Paris, France; against Plague; Women's Army Corps, WACs;
 * Gengulphus – against Difficult marriages; Knights; Separated spouses; Victims of adultery or unfaithfulness;
 * Genistus – Aynac, France;
 * George – Abyssinia; Amersfoort, Netherlands; Aragon, Spain; Archers; Arcole, Italy; Armorers, armourers; Beirut, Lebanon; Boy Scouts; Butchers; Canada; Cappadocia; Carpeneto, Italy; Castelletto d'Erro, Italy; Catalonia, Spain; Cavalry; Cerreto Grue, Alessandria, Italy; Chivalry; Christian Palestinians; Constantinople, Turkey; Crusaders; Diocese of Limburg, Germany; England; Equestrians; Ethiopia; Farm workers; Ferrara, Italy; Freiburg, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; city of Genoa, Italy; Georgia (country); Germany; Gozo, Malta; Greece; Haldern, Germany; Heide, Germany; against Herpes; Hone, Italy; Horses; Knights; Lebanon; against Leprosy; Lithuania; Malta; Modica, Sicily, Italy; Molsheim, Bas-Rhin, France; Moscow, Russia; Nerola, Italy; Order of the Garter; Palestine; Palestinian Christians; against Plague; Portugal; Ptuj, Slovenia; Qormi, Malta; Riano, Italy; Saddlemakers; Senj, Croatia; Sheep; Shepherds; against Skin diseases; Soldiers; against Syphilis; Teutonic Knights, Teutonic Order, Order of Teutonic Knights; Venice, Italy; Victoria, Gozo, Malta;
 * Gerald – Velletri, Italy;
 * Gerald of Aurillac or Gerald Aurillac – Bachelors; Counts; Upper Auvergne, France;
 * Gerard Majella – Childbirth; Children; Children unborn or unborn children; Falsely accused people; for help to make a good Confession; Lay brothers; Motherhood; Mothers; Muro, Italy; Pregnant women; Pro-life movement;
 * Gerard of Aurillac – Handicapped people;
 * Gerard of Lunel – against Epilepsy; against Headaches; Montesanto, Italy;
 * Gerard of Potenza – Potenza, Italy;
 * Gerard of Villamagna – Sick people;
 * Gerard Segrado – Hungary;
 * Gerasimus – Cephalonia, Greece;
 * Gerebernus – against Fever; against Gout; Santbeck, Germany; Sonsbeck, Germany;
 * Gereon – city of Cologne, Germany; against Headaches; against Migraine or Migraines or for Migraine sufferers;
 * Gerlac of Valkenburg – domestic animals;
 * Gerland the Bishop – Agrigento or Girgenti, Sicily;
 * Germaine Cousin – Abandoned children; Abuse victims; Child abuse victims; against the Death of parents; Handicapped people; Peasant girls or young country girls or girls who live in rural areas; against Poverty; Shepherdesses; Sick people; Unattractive people;
 * Germanus of Auxerre – Auxerre, France;
 * Geronimo – Taos Indian Pueblo;
 * Gerontius of Cervia – Cagli, Italy;
 * Gertrude of Nivelles – for Accomodations; Cats; Fear of mice or rats, against suriphobia, surphobics; against Fever; Gardeners; to obtain Lodgings while travelling; against Mice or Rats, or for protection against Mice and rats; Pilgrims; Poor people; Recently dead people; Sick people;Travelers; Widows;
 * Gertrude the Great – Naples, Italy; Nuns; West Indies;
 * Gervase or Gervase the Martyr – Archdiocese of Perugia-Citta della Pieve, Italy; Discovery of thieves; Haymakers; city of Milan, Italy;
 * Giacomo – Santa Croce di Magliano, Italy;
 * Gianna Beretta Molla – against Abortion; Pregnant women;
 * Gideon the Judge – Saint-Gedeon-de-Beauce, Canada;
 * Gilbert de Moray – Caithness, Scotland;
 * Giles – Beggars; Blacksmiths; against Breast cancer; breast feeding; against Cancer; Edinburgh, Scotland; against Epilepsy; Fear of night, noctiphobia, noctiphobics; Forests; Handicapped people; Hermits; Horses; against Leprosy; against Mental illness; Poor people; Rams; Spur makers; against Sterility; Tolfa, Italy;
 * Giuliano – Faleria, Italy;
 * Glastian – Kinglassie, Fife, Scotland;
 * Gleb – Princes;
 * Goar – Potters;
 * Goar of Aquitaine – Innkeepers; Vintners;
 * Godeberta – against Epidemics;
 * Godeberta of Noyon – against Drought; Noyon, France;
 * Godehard – Diocese of Hildesheim, Germany;
 * Godelieve – Abuse victims; against Difficult marriages; against In-law problems; against Sore throats; against Spousal abuse (verbal); against Throat ailments;
 * Gonsalo Garcia – Archdiocese of Bombay, India;
 * Gorfor – Llanover, Gwent, Wales;
 * Gorgonia – Sick people;
 * Gotteschalk – Linguists; Princes; against lost Vocations;
 * Grace – Probus, Cornwall, England;
 * Gracia of Lerida – Alcira, Valencia, Spain;
 * Gracilian – Bassano Romano, Italy;
 * Gratus of Aosta – Aosta, Italy; against Attacks by animals; against Fear of insects; against Fire; against Hailstorms; against Lightning; against Rain; against Storms; Vineyards;
 * Graziano – Arona, Italy;
 * Gregory Celli of Verucchio – against Drought;
 * Gregory Thaumaturgus – against Earthquakes; against Floods; Lost causes;
 * Gregory the Great – Choir boys; Diocese of Legazpi, Philippines; Educators or teachers; England; against Gout; Kercem, Malta; Musicians; against Plague; Popes; San Gregorio da Sassola, Italy; Singers, vocalists; Stone masons; Students; Teachers; West Indies;
 * Gregory the Illuminator – Armenia;
 * Grisogon – Zadar, Croatia;
 * Guadentius of Novara – Novara, Italy;
 * Guardian angels – Diocese of Gary, Indiana; against Loneliness; Spanish police officers;
 * Gudule – Brussels, Belgium; single Laywomen; single Women;
 * Guenhael – Corbeil, France; Landevennec, France; Vannes, France;
 * Guido of Acqui – Acqui Terme, Italy; against famine;
 * Gulstan – Mariners;
 * Gummarus – Childless people; Courtiers; Cowherds; against Difficult marriages; Glove makers; against Hernia; Lier, Belgium; Lumberjacks; Separated spouses;
 * Gundisalvus Garcia – city of Bombay, India;
 * Guntramnus – Divorced people; Guardians; Penitent murderers;
 * Guy of Anderlecht – Anderlecht, Belgium; Bachelors; Convulsive children; against Epilepsy; Horned animals; Laborers or day laborers; against Mad dogs or rabies/hydrophobia; against Rabies; Sacristans; Sheds, stables, outbuildings; Work horses, working horses;
 * Guy of Pomposa – city of Speyer, Germany;
 * Hallvard – Innocence; Oslo, Norway; for Virtue;
 * Hardoin of Brittany – Mariners;
 * Hedwig – Brides; against the Death of children; Duchesses; Silesia; Widows;
 * Hedwig of Andechs – Archdiocese of Berlin, Germany; Bavaria, Germany; city of Berlin, Germany; against Difficult marriages;
 * Hedwig of Silesia – Diocese of Gorlitz, Germany;
 * Hedwig, Queen of Poland – Queens;
 * Helen – archaeologists;
 * Helen del Cavalcanti – against Temptations; Widows;
 * Helen of Skofde – Falsely accused people; against In-law problems; Martyrs; Vastergotland, Sweden; Widows;
 * Helena – B'Kara, Malta or Birkirkara, Malta; Cloth dyers; Converts; against Difficult marriages; Diocese of Helena, Montana; Divorced people; Empresses; against Fire; Nail makers; Needle makers;
 * Henry of Upsalla or of Uppsalla – Finland; against Storms;
 * Henry II – Archdiocese of Bamberg, Germany; Basel or Basle, Switzerland; Benedictine Oblates; Childless people; Dukes; Handicapped people; Kings; People rejected by religious orders; against Sterility;
 * Herbert Hoscam – Conza or Conze, Italy;
 * Herculanus – Perugia, Italy;
 * Heribert of Cologne – against Drought; for Rain;
 * Hermagorus – Udine, Italy;
 * Hermagorus of Aquileia – Aquileia, Italy;
 * Hermengild – Converts; against Drought; against Floods; against Storms;
 * Hermes – Forte dei Marmi, Italy;
 * Hernan – Loc-Har, Brittany, France;
 * Herve – Blind people; Eyes;
 * Hilary – Lugo, Italy;
 * Hilary of Poitiers – Argusto, Italy; Backward children; against Snake bites; against Snakes;
 * Himerius – Cremona, Italy;
 * Hippolytus – Bibbiena, Italy; Horses; Jailers;
 * Holy Angels – Archdiocese of Seattle, Washington;
 * Holy Cross – Anghiari, Italy; Buttapietra, Italy; Cortona, Italy;
 * Holy Family – Diocese of Reno, Nevada; Diocese of Tulsa, Oklahoma;
 * Holy Infant Jesus – Diocese of Pagadian, Philippines; Diocese of Romblon, Philippines;
 * Holy Innocents – Babies; Children's choirs; Choir boys; Foundlings;
 * Holy Protection of the Mother of God – Byzantine Eparchy of Van Nuys, Arizona;
 * Holy Redeemer – Altavilla Vincentina, Italy;
 * Holy Spirit – for Council; for Enlightenment; for Fear of the Lord; for Fortitude; for Knowledge; for Piety; for Understanding; for Wisdom;
 * Holy Virgin Mary – Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
 * Holy Virgin of the Fire – Forli, Italy;
 * Homobonus – Business people; Clothmakers; Cobblers; Merchants; Tailors;
 * Honoratus of Arles – against Misfortune; for and against Rain;
 * Honoratus of Fondi – Fondi, Italy;
 * Honorius – Cake makers;
 * Honorius of Amiens – Bakers; Bakers of holy wafers; Candle makers; Confectioners; Corn chandlers; against Drought; Florists; Flour merchants; Oil refiners; Pastry chefs;
 * Hosanna of Cattaro – Cattaro, Dalmatia or Kotor, Montenegro;
 * Hroznata – Bohemia;
 * Hubert of Liege – archers; against dog bites; dogs; Furriers; Hunters; Liege, Belgium; Lumberjacks; Machinists; against Mad dogs, Rabies/hydrophobia; Mathematicians; Metal workers; Precision instrument makers; against Rabies; Saint-Hubert, Belgium; Smelters; against Snake bites; Trappers;
 * Hugh of Cluny – against Fever;
 * Hugh of Grenoble – Grenoble, France; against Headaches;
 * Hugh of Lincoln – Sick children; Sick people; Swans;
 * Hugh of Novara – Novara, Sicily, Italy;
 * Hugh the Little – Torture victims;
 * Humbeline – against the Death of parents;
 * Hunna – Laundresses; Laundry workers;
 * Hyacinth – Archdiocese of Cracow, Poland; Camalaniugan, Philippines; against Drowning; Ermita de Piedra de San Jacinto, Tuguegarao, Philippines; Lithuania; Poland;
 * Hydroc – Lanhydroc, Cornwall, England;
 * Ia – Saint Ives, England;
 * Ibar – Begerin, Ireland;
 * Ida of Boulogne – Widows;
 * Ida of Herzfeld – Brides; Widows;
 * Ida of Nivelles – against Erysipelas; against Toothaches;
 * Idesbald of Dunes – against Arthritis; against Fever; against Gout; Mariners;
 * Ignatius Loyola or Ignatius of Loyola – Basque country; Bilbao, Spain, civil region; Diocese of Bilbao, Spain; Gipuzkoa or Guipuscoa or Guipuzcoa, Spain; Jesuit Order or Jesuits; Military ordinariate of the Philippines; Retreats; Soldiers; the Spiritual Exercises; Vizcaya, Spain; World Youth Day 2011;
 * Ignatius of Antioch – the Church in North Africa; the Church in the eastern Mediterranean; against Sore throats; against Throat ailments;
 * Ildephonsus – San Ildefonso Indian Pueblo;
 * Illidius – Averna, France; Clermont, France;
 * Imelda – First communicants;
 * Immaculate Conception or Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Immaculate Conception of Mary or Mary the Immaculate Conception – Archdiocese of Agra, India; Archdiocese of Baltimore, Maryland; Archdiocese of Chicago, Illinois; Archdiocese of Denver, Colorado; Archdiocese of Dhaka, Bangladesh; Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Texas; Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kansas; Archdiocese of Mobile, Alabama; Archdiocese of Nueva Segovia, Philippines; Archdiocese of Ozamiz, Philippines; Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon; Archdiocese of Seattle, Washington; Archdiocese of Southwark, England; Argentina; Cerva, Catanzaro, Italy; Congo; Diocese of Albany, New York; Diocese of Austin, Texas; Diocese of Bismark, North Dakota; Diocese of Brooklyn, New York; Diocese of Burlington, Vermont; Diocese of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Diocese of Camden, New Jersey; Diocese of Crookston, Minnesota; Diocese of Elphin, Ireland; Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, Indiana; Diocese of Kansas City-Saint Joseph, Missouri; Diocese of Keimoes-Upington, South Africa; Diocese of Lafayette, Indiana; Diocese of Malolos, Philippines; Diocese of Ogdensburg, New York; Diocese of Peoria, Illinois; Diocese of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Diocese of Portland, Maine; Diocese of Pueblo, Colorado; Diocese of Rockford, Illinois; Diocese of Shreveport, Louisiana; Diocese of Spokane, Washington; Diocese of Syracuse, New York; Diocese of Tyler, Texas; Diocese of Wichita, Kansas; Guam; Military Ordinariate of the Philippines; Panama; Spanish infantry; Swieqi, Malta; Toa Alto, Puerto Rico; Torrevieja, Spain; Tunisia; United States;
 * Immaculate Heart of Mary – Angola; Archdiocese of Atlanta, Georgia; Archdiocese of Santa Fe, New Mexico; Diocese of Belleville, Illinois; Georgia (USA); Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri; Diocese of Oudshoorn, South Africa; Diocese of Steubenville, Ohio; Lesotho; Panama; Prelature of Isabela de Basilian, Philippines; Saint Paul's Bay, Malta; Vega Alta, Puerto Rico;
 * Immaculate Mary – Colorado;
 * Indaletius – Almeria, Spain;
 * Infant Jesus of Prague – Children; Family life; Foreign missions; Freedom; for Good finances; for Health; for Peace; Prelature of Infanta, Philippines; Schools; Travelers; for Vocations;
 * Irenaeus or Irenaeus of Lyons – Archdiocese of Mobile, Alabama; Chiusi, Italy;
 * Irene – Girls;
 * Irene of Thessalonica – for Peace;
 * Isaac Jogues – Americas; Canada;
 * Isabella of France – Sick people;
 * Isberga – Artois;
 * Isidore of Chios – Chios, Greece;
 * Isidore of Seville – Computers, computer users, computer technicians, PC technicians; the Internet; Students;
 * Isidore or Isidro the Farmer – Angono, Philippines; Asturias, Cebu, Philippines; Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines; Carampa, Peru; Castalla, Spain; Cuz Cuz, Chile; against the Death of children; Estepona, Spain; Farm workers; La Ceiba, Honduras; Laborers or day laborers; Leon, Spain; Lima, Peru; Livestock; Lucban, Philippines; Madrid, Spain; for Rain; Rural communities; Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico; Saragossa or Saragoza, Spain; Seville, Spain; United States National Rural Life Conference;
 * Isidore the Laborer – Diocese of Digos, Philippines; Diocese of Malaybalay, Philippines;
 * Isidore the Worker – World Youth Day 2011;
 * Ita of Killeedy – Diocese of Limerick, Ireland;
 * Ivetta of Huy – Brides; Parents of large families; Widows;
 * Ivo of Kermartin – abandoned people; advocates; bailiffs; Brittany; Canonists, canon lawyers, ecclesiastical lawyers; Judges; Jurists; Lawyers; Notaries; Orphans;
 * Jacinta Marto – People ridiculed for their piety; Prisoners; Sick people;
 * James – Diocese of Paisley, Scotland;
 * James Duckett – Book sellers;
 * James Grissinger – Stained glass workers, glass painters;
 * James Intercisus – Torture victims; against lost Vocations;
 * James of the Marches – Naples, Italy;
 * James Salomone – against Cancer; Forli, Italy;
 * James the Greater – Altopascio, Lucca, Italy; Animal doctors; Antigua, Guatemala; Archdiocese of Seattle, Washington; against Arthritis; Blacksmiths; Brentino Belluno, Italy; Caltagirone, Italy; Chile; Cicala, Catanzaro, Italy; Comitini, Italy; Compostela, Spain; Spanish conquistadors; Diocese of Bangued, Philippines; Equestrians; Furriers; Galicia, Spain; Gavi, Italy; Guatemala; Hettstedt, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany; Jemez Indian Pueblo; Knights; Laborers or day laborers; Loiza, Puerto Rico; Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina; city of Montreal, Canada; Nicaragua; Pharmacists; Pilgrims; Pistoia, Italy; Sahuayo, Mexico; Soldiers; Spain; Tanners; Tesuque Indian Pueblo; Veterinarians;
 * James the Lesser – Dying people; Frascati, Italy; Fullers; Hatmakers; Monterotondo, Italy; Nemi, Italy; Pharmacists; Uruguay;
 * Januarius – Blood banks; Naples, Italy; against Volcanic eruptions;
 * Jarlath of Tuam – Archdiocese of Tuam, Ireland;
 * Jeanne de Chantal – against the Death of parents; Forgotten people; against In-law problems; Parents separated from children; Widows;
 * Jeanne de Lestonnac – Abuse victims; People rejected by religious orders; Widows;
 * Jeanne Marie de Maille – Abuse victims; against the Death of parents; Exiles; against In-law problems; People ridiculed for their piety; Widows;
 * Jerome – Archeologists; Archivists; Bible scholars; Librarians; Saint-Jerome, Quebec, Canada; Students; Translators;
 * Jerome Emiliani – Abandoned people; Orphans;
 * Jesuit Martyrs of North America (Isaac Jogues, et al) – Americas; Canada;
 * Joachim – Adjuntas, Puerto Rico; fathers; grandfathers; grandparents;
 * Joan of Arc – France; Martyrs; against Opposition of Church authorities; People ridiculed for their piety; Prisoners; Rape victims; Soldiers; Women Appointed for Voluntary Emergency Services, WAVES; Women's Army Corps, WACs;
 * Joaquina Vedruna de Mas – Abuse victims; against the Death of children; Exiles; Widows;
 * Job – against Mental illness; against Ulcers;
 * Jodocus – against Fever; against Fire; for Harvests; Mariners; against Shipwrecks; against Storms;
 * John - Civita Castellana, Viterbo, Italy;
 * John Baptist de la Salle – Educators or teachers; School principals, schoolmasters; Teachers;
 * John Berchmans – Altar servers; Oblate novices; Young people;
 * John Bosco – Apprenticeships; Boys; Editors; Laborers or day laborers; Mexican young people; Students; Young people;
 * John Capistran – Military Ordinariate of the Philippines;
 * John Chrysostom – Constantinople, Turkey; against Epilepsy; Orators; Preachers;
 * John Damascene – Pharmacists; Students of theology or Theology students;
 * John de Brebeuf – Canada;
 * John de Brito or John de Britto – Diocese of Sivagangai, India; Portugal;
 * John Fisher – Diocese of Rochester, New York;
 * John Grande – Diocese of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain;
 * John Gualbert – Lumberjacks; Parks, park services;
 * John Joseph of the Cross – Ischia, Italy;
 * John Licci – against Head injuries;
 * John Mary Vianney – Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa; Kansas; Confessors; Personal Apostolic Administration of Saint John Mary Vianney; Priests;
 * John Nepomucene or John of Nepomucene – Bohemia; Bridge builders; Bridges; for help to make a good Confession; Confessors; Czech Republic; for Discretion; against Floods; against Indiscretions; Running water; for Silence; against Slander;
 * John of Avila – Andalusia, Spain; Spain; Spanish secular clergy; World Youth Day 2011;
 * John of Beverly – Diocese of Middlesbrough, England;
 * John of Bridlington – Women in labor;
 * John of Capistrano – Judges; Jurists; Military chaplains;
 * John of Dukla – Lithuania; Poland;
 * John of God – against Alcoholism; Book binders; Book sellers; Dying people; Firefighters; Heart patients; Hospital workers; Hospitals; Nurses; Printers; Sick people; Tultepec, Mexico;
 * John of Kanty – Lithuania; Poland;
 * John of Montemarano – Montemarano, Italy;
 * John of Parma – Parma, Italy;
 * John of Sahagun – city of Salamanca, Spain; Diocese of Salamanca, Spain;
 * John of the Cross – Contemplatives; Mystics, mystical theology; Spanish poets; Ta' Xbiex, Malta; World Youth Day 2011;
 * John of Vercelli – Holy Name Society and/or Confraternity of the Most Holy Name of God and Jesus;
 * John of Vilna – Vilna, Lithuania;
 * John Regis – Embroiderers; Lacemakers; Medical social workers; Social workers;
 * John Rigby – Bachelors; Torture victims;
 * John Roche – Mariners;
 * John the Almoner – Knights Hospitaller;
 * John the Apostle – Art dealers; Asia Minor; Book binders; Book sellers; against Burns; Editors; Archdiocese of Eger, Hungary; Engravers; Friendships; Lithographers; Painters; Papermakers; against Poison; Printers; Tanners; Taos, New Mexico; Theologians; Typesetters; Umbria, Italy; Writers;
 * John the Baptist – Albera Ligure, Italy; Alice bel Colle, Italy; Archdiocese of Genoa, Italy; Badiangan, Philippines; baptism; bird dealers; Bistagno, Italy; Bonavigo, Italy; Borgia, Italy; Brenzone, Italy; Camerano, Italy; Campobello di Licata, Italy; Canale d'Agordo, Italy; Caprese Michelangelo, Italy; Ceccano, Italy; Cenadi, Catanzaro, Italy; Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina; Ciutadella, Spain; Colletorto, Italy; against convulsions; convulsive children; converts; Cortale, Italy; cutters; Dagupan City, Philippines; Diocese of Dodge City, Kansas; Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey; Diocese of Portland, Maine; Diocese of Savannah, Georgia; against epilepsy; Fabriano, Italy; Faicchio, Italy; farriers or horseshoe makers; Florence, Italy; French Canadians; Furstenberg, Germany; city of Genoa, Italy; Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Italy; against hailstorms; Igbaras, Iloilo, Philippines; Jordan; Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines; Knights Hospitaller; Knights of Malta or Maltese Knights; for Protection of Lambs; Leioa, Spain; Macau, China; Monastic life; Monte San Giovanni Campano, Italy; Monza, Italy; Motorways; Palermo, Sicily, Italy; Penzance, Cornwall, England; Pozzallo, Sicily, Italy; Printers; Puerto Rico; Quebec, Canada; Racconigi, Italy; Ragusa, Sicily, Italy; Saint-Jean-le-Blanc, Loiret, France; San Juan, Puerto Rico; San Juan Chamula, Chiapas, Mexico; San Juan Cosala, Mexico; San Juan Indian Pueblo; San Juan Tecomatlan, Mexico; Sassano, Italy; against Spasms; Tailors; Teising, Germany; Turin, Italy; Umbria, Italy; Wenden, Germany; Wenings, Germany; Wroclaw, Poland; Xewkija, Gozo, Malta;
 * John the Beheaded – Garbagna, Italy; Gizzeria, Italy;
 * John the Evangelist – Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Diocese of Cleveland, Ohio; Morra, Netherlands; Sundern, Germany; Wroclaw, Poland;
 * John IV of Naples – Naples, Italy;
 * John XXIII – Papal delegates;
 * Jordan of Saxony – University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Engineering;
 * Josaphat – Ukraine;
 * Joseph – Americas; Apostolic Vicariate of San Jose, Mindoro, Philippines; Archdiocese of Cologne, Germany; Archdiocese of Hartford, Connecticut; Archdiocese of Louisville, Kentucky; Austria; Belgium; Bohemia; Bursars; Cabinet makers; Canada; Canadian Armed Forces; Carinthia, Austria; Carpenters; Castelplanio, Ancona, Italy; Children unborn; China; the Church; Civil engineers; People who fight against Communism; Confectioners; Council of Vatican II; Croatian people; for a Happy death; for a Holy death; Deschambault, Quebec, Canada; Diocese of Balanga, Philippines; Diocese of Bangued, Philippines; Diocese of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Diocese of Butuan, Philippines; Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Diocese of Itanagar, India; Diocese of Manchester, New Hampshire; Diocese of Mangalore, India; Diocese of Menevia, Wales; Diocese of Nashville, Tennessee; Diocese of Osnabruck, Germany; Diocese of Rarotonga, Cook Islands; Diocese of Romblon, Philippines; Diocese of San Jose, California; Diocese of San Jose, Nueva Ecija, Philippines; Diocese of Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Diocese of Virac, Philippines; people in Doubt; Dying people; Emigrants; Families; Fathers; Fonte Nuova, Italy; against Hesitation; House sellers; Il-Qala or Qala, Gozo, Malta; Immigrants; Interior souls; Kalkara or Il-Kalkara, Malta; Korea; La Spezia, Italy; Laborers or day laborers; Msida or L-Imsida, Malta; Ladispoli, Italy; Laguna Indian Pueblo; Married couples; Mexico; Oblates of Saint Joseph; Orvieto, Italy; Peru; Pioneers; Pregnant women; Qala, Gozo, Malta; Querceta, Italy; Radazzo, Sicily, Italy; Santa Marinella, Italy; Sicily, Italy; for Social justice; South Korea; Spadafora, Sicily, Italy; Styria, Austria; Travelers; Tyrol, Austria; Unborn children; Universal Church; Vietnam; Wheelwrights; Workers;
 * Joseph Cafasso – Prisoners; Prisons;
 * Joseph Calasanz – Schools; Schools for the poor; Students;
 * Joseph de Veuster – against Leprosy;
 * Joseph Mary Tomasi – Liturgy;
 * Joseph Moscati – Bachelors; People rejected by religious orders; Physicians;
 * Joseph of Arimathea – Coffin bearers or pallbearers; Funeral directors; Glastonbury Cathedral; Tin miners; Tinsmiths; Undertakers;
 * Joseph of Cupertino – Air travelers; Astronauts; Copertino, Italy; Cupertino, Italy; Flyers; Paratroopers or airborne; Students; Test takers;
 * Joseph of Palestine – Converts; Guardians;
 * Joseph the Worker – Archdiocese of Anchorage, Alaska; B'Kar, Malta; Birkirkara, Malta; Birkirkara, Malta or B'Kara, Malta; Diocese of Biloxi, Mississippi; Diocese of Buffalo, New York; Diocese of Daet, Philippines; Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin; Diocese of Tagbilaran, Philippines;
 * Joseph Vaz – Archdiocese of Goa and Damao, India;
 * Josephine Bakhita – Sudan;
 * Jovita – Brescia, Italy;
 * Juan de Castillo – Native traditions;
 * Judas Cyriacus – Ancona, Italy;
 * Jude Thaddeus – Diocese of Saint Petersburg, Florida; Hospital workers; Hospitals; Lost causes;
 * Julia Billiart – against Poverty; Sick people;
 * Julia Falconieri – Sick people;
 * Julia of Corsica – Corsica, France; Livorno, Italy; Torture victims;
 * Julian of Cuenca – city of Cuenca, Spain; Diocese of Cuenca, Spain; for Rain;
 * Julian the Hospitaller – Carnival workers; Childless people; Circus workers; Clowns; Ferrymen; Hospitality; Innkeepers; Jugglers; Knights; to obtain Lodgings while travelling; Macerata, Italy; Mariners; wandering Musicians, minstrels; penitent Murderers; Pilgrims; San Giljan, Malta; Shepherds; Travelers;
 * Juliana of Nicomedia – Sick people;
 * Julitta – against the Death of children; single Laywomen; Torture victims; Widows; single Women;
 * Justa – Potters;
 * Justa of Seville – Seville, Spain;
 * Justin Martyr – Apologists; Orators; Philosophers;
 * Justin of Chieti – Chieti, Italy;
 * Justina of Padua – Padua, Italy; Santa Giustina, Italy;
 * Justus – Alcala, Spain; Madrid, Spain;
 * Justus of Canterbury – Volterra, Italy;
 * Justus of Trieste – Trieste, Italy;
 * Jutta Kulmsee – Prussia;
 * Juvenal Ancina – Fossano, Italy;
 * Juvenal of Narni – Narni, Italy;
 * Kateri Tekakwitha – against the Death of parents; Ecologists; Exiles; People ridiculed for their piety;
 * Kea – against Toothaches;
 * Kentig – salmon;
 * Kentigern – Glasgow, Scotland; Salmon;
 * Kessog – Lennox, Scotland; Scotland;
 * Kevin of Glendalough – Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland; blackbirds; Glendalough, Ireland; Ireland;
 * Kieran – Diocese of Ossory, Ireland;
 * Kigwe – Kew, Cornwall, England;
 * Kilian – Archdiocese of Paderborn, Germany;
 * Killian – against Arthritis; Bavaria, Germany; Diocese of Wurzburg, Germany; against Gout; Whitewashers;
 * Knud – Denmark;
 * Ksenia – Saint Petersburg, Russia;
 * Ksenya Blazhennaya – for Family happiness or family harmony;
 * Ladislas of Gielniow – Galacia, Eastern Europe; Lithuania; Poland; Szekszard, Hungary;
 * Lambert of Maastricht – Middelaar, Netherlands;
 * Laserian – Diocese of Leighlin, Ireland;
 * Laura Vicuna – Abuse victims; Argentina; against the Death of parents; against Incest; Martyrs;
 * Lauto of Coutances – Diocese of Coutances, France;
 * Lawrence – Alayor or Alaior, Menorca, Spain; Archives; Il-Birgu or Birgu or Vittoriosa, Malta; Caballa Ligure, Italy; Comedians; Confectioners; Cutlers; Deacons; Laundresses; Laundry workers; Poor people; Rome, Italy; Sri Lanka; Stained glass workers or glass painters; Tanners;
 * Lawrence of Brindisi – Brindisi, Italy;
 * Lawrence of Rome – Ahus, Sweden; Archivists; Armorers or armourers; Armories or armouries; Brewers; Brissogne, Italy; Butchers; Camino, Italy; Cavatore, Alessandria, Italy; Chambave, Aosta, Italy; Cooks; Denice, Italy; Diocese of Rotterdam, Netherlands; against Fire; Gamalero, Italy; Glaziers; Gross Gartach, Germany; Gyorszemere kozseg, Hungary; Librarians; Limbazi, Latvia; against Lower back pain; Lumberjacks; Lund, Sweden; Naurod, Germany; Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany; Picuris Indian Pueblo; Restauranteurs; city of Rotterdam, Netherlands; Saint Lawrenz or San Lawrenz, Gozo, Malta; Seminarians; Seravezza, Italy; Students; Tivoli, Italy; Vintners; Zagarolo, Italy;
 * Lawrence O'Toole – Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland;
 * Lawrence the Illuminator – Blind people;
 * Lazarus – against Leprosy; Order of Saint Lazarus;
 * Lebuin or Lebuin of Deventer – Deventer, Netherlands; Zoeterwoude, Netherlands;
 * Leo of Rouen – Bayonne, France;
 * Leocadia – Toledo, Spain;
 * Leodegarius – Blind people; Eyes; Millers;
 * Leolucas – Corleone, Sicily, Italy;
 * Leonard Murialdo – Apprentices;
 * Leonard of Noblac – Barrel makers; Blacksmiths; against Burglaries; Castelmauro, Italy; Childbirth; Coal miners; Coppersmiths; Greengrocers; Grocers; Horses; Kirkop, Malta or Hal Kirkop, Malta; Locksmiths; Miners; Porters; Prisoners; Prisoners of war, POWs; against Robbers;
 * Leonard of Port Maurice –Imperia, Italy; Parish missions;
 * Leonidas – Parents of large families;
 * Leopold – Parents of large families;
 * Leopold the Good – Austria; against the Death of children; Step-parents;
 * Leopold III – Lower Austria; Upper Austria;
 * Leucius of Brindisi – Atessa, Italy;
 * Liberatore – Civitacampomarano, Italy;
 * Liborius – against Abdominal pains; Archdiocese of Paderborn, Germany; against Fever; against Gall stones; against Kidney stones or kidney gravel; city of Paderborn, Germany; Paderborn Cathedral;
 * Librada – Las Tablas, Panama;
 * Lidanus – Sezze, Italy;
 * Liudger - Diocese of Münster, Germany;
 * Livinus – Flanders, Belgium;
 * Lord Jesus Christ, Our Redeemer – Diocese of Rajshahi, Bangladesh;
 * Louis Bertrand – Caribbean vicariates; Colombia; Dominican novices;
 * Louis of Toulouse – Valencia, Spain;
 * Louis IX – Archdiocese of Saint Louis, Missouri; Barbers; Blois, France; Builders or construction workers; Button makers; Carthage, Tunisia; Crusaders; against the Death of children; for and against Difficult marriages; Distillers; Embroiderers; French monarchs; Haberdashers; Hairdressers; Kings; La Rochelle, France; city of New Orleans, Louisiana; Oran, Algeria; Parents; Parents of large families; Passementiers; Prisoners; Saint-Louis, Haut-Rhin, France; city of Saint Louis, Missouri; Sculptors; Sick people; Soldiers; Stone masons; Tertiaries; Versailles, France;
 * Louise de Marillac – against the Death of parents; Disappointing children; People rejected by religious orders; Sick people; Social workers; Vincentian Service Corps; Widows;
 * Luchesius – against the Death of children; against lost Vocations;
 * Lucian – Converts; of and against Possessed people;
 * Lucius – city of Chur, Switzerland; Diocese of Chur, Switzerland; Liechtenstein;
 * Lucius I – Copenhagen, Denmark;
 * Lucy – Blind people;
 * Lucy Bufalari – against and of Possessed people;
 * Lucy de Freitas – Martyrs; Widows;
 * Lucy of Syracuse – Begijnendijk, Flemish Brabant, Belgium; Conzano, Italy; Cutlers; against Dysentery; against Epidemics; Eyes; Glaziers; against Haemorraghes; Laborers or day laborers; Martyrs; Mtarfa or L-Imtarfa, Malta; Peasants; Perugia, Italy; Saddlemakers; Salesmen; Stained glass workers or glass painters; Syracuse, Sicily, Italy; against Throat ailments or sore throats; Villa Santa Lucia, Latium, Italy; Writers;
 * Ludger – Deventer, Netherlands; Werden, Germany;
 * Ludger of Utrecht – East Frisia;
 * Ludmila – Bohemia; Converts; Czech Republic; Duchesses; against In-law problems; Widows;
 * Lufthild – Child abuse victims; Homeless people;
 * Luke the Apostle or the Evangelist – Artists; Bachelors; Bookbinders; Brewers; Butchers; Capena, Italy; Glass makers; Goldsmiths; Hermersdorf, Germany; Lacemakers; Notaries; Painters; Physicians; Sculptors; Stained glass workers, glass painters; Surgeons;
 * Lutgardis – Blind people; Childbirth; Flanders, Belgium; Handicapped people;
 * Lydia Purpuraria – Cloth dyers;
 * Lydwina of Schiedam – against Prolonged suffering; Sick people; Skaters, skating, ice skating, roller skating;
 * Macanisius – Connor, Ireland; Diocese of Down and Connor, Ireland;
 * Macarius of Antioch – Ghent, Belgium; against Plague;
 * Macarius the Younger – Confectioners; Cooks; Pastry chefs;
 * Macartan – Diocese of Clogher, Ireland;
 * Machan – Aberdeen, Scotland;
 * Macrina the Elder – against Poverty; Widows;
 * Madonna del Pianto – Foligno, Italy;
 * Madonna del Pilerio – Cosenza, Italy;
 * Madonna delle Grazie – Tuscany, Italy;
 * Madonna dello Sterpeto – Barletta, Italy;
 * Madonna di Ghisalo – Bicyclists, bicycle riders, cyclists;
 * Madonna di Montenero – Tuscany, Italy;
 * Madonna of Saint Luke – Italy;
 * Madonna of the Graces – Faenza, Italy;
 * Madron – against Pain, for cures from pain, or for pain relief;
 * Magnus of Anagni – Anagni, Italy; Colle San Magno, Italy;
 * Magnus of Fussen – against Caterpillars; for the Protection of crops; against Hailstorms; against Lightning; against Snakes; against Vermin;
 * Magnus of Milan – Legnano, Italy;
 * Magnus of Orkney – Orkney Islands, Scotland;
 * Malachy – Diocese of Down and Connor, Ireland;
 * Malachy O'More – Archdiocese of Armagh, Ireland; Ireland;
 * Mamas – Cathedral of Langres, France; Guardians; Orphans; Torture victims;
 * Marcellus – Conscientious objectors;
 * Marcian – Converts; against and of Possessed people;
 * Marcian the Senator – Civita Castellana, Viterbo, Italy;
 * Marciana – against Wounds;
 * Marculf – against Scrofula; against Skin diseases;
 * Margaret Clitherow or Margaret of Clitherow – Business women; Converts; Martyrs;
 * Margaret Mary Alacoque – against the Death of parents; Devotees of the Sacred Heart of Jesus; against Polio; against Poverty;
 * Margaret of Antioch – Childbirth; Dying people; Escape from devils or demons; Exiles; Falsely accused people; against Kidney disease; against Loss of milk by nursing mothers; Lowestoft, Suffolk, England; Martyrs; Nurses; Peasants; Pregnant women; Queens College, Cambridge; Rixtel, Netherlands; Sannat, Gozo, Malta; against Sterility; Women; Women in labor;
 * Margaret of Castello – Handicapped people; People rejected by religious orders; against Poverty; Right to Life groups;
 * Margaret of Cortona – against the Death of parents; Falsely accused people; Homeless people; single Laywomen; against Mental illness; Midwives; Penitent women; People ridiculed for their piety; Reformed prostitutes; against Sexual temptations; Single women; against Temptations; Tertiaries;
 * Margaret of Fontana – Possessed people; Women in labor;
 * Margaret of Louvain – Martyrs;
 * Margaret of Scotland – against the Death of children; for Learning; Parents of large families; Queens; Scotland; Widows;
 * Margaret the Barefooted – Abuse victims; Brides; against Difficult marriages; Widows;
 * Margaret Ward – Martyrs; Torture victims;
 * Marguerite Bourgeous – against the Death of parents; People rejected by religious orders; against Poverty;
 * Marguerite d'Youville – against the Death of children; against the Death of parents; against Difficult marriages; against In-law problems; against Opposition of Church authorities; People ridiculed for their piety; Victims of adultery of unfaithfulness; Widows;
 * Maria Bagnesi – Abuse victims; against the Death of parents; Sick people;
 * Maria de la Cabeza – World Youth Day 2011;
 * Maria delle Fonte – Conversano, Italy;
 * Maria Fortunata Viti – against the Death of parents; against Mental illness; against Poverty; against Temptations;
 * Maria Gabriella – against the Death of parents; against Poverty; Sick people;
 * Maria Goretti – Children; Children of Mary; against the Death of parents; Girls; Martyrs; against Poverty; Rape victims; Young people;
 * Maria Magdalena – Elantxobe, Spain;
 * Maria Mazzarello – Sick people;
 * Maria of Lerida – Alcira, Valencia, Spain;
 * Maria Regina (Mary, Queen of Heaven) – Marsa, Malta or Il-Marsa, Malta;
 * Mariana of Quito – against the Death of parents;
 * Marie of the Incarnation – against the Death of parents; Parents separated from children; against Poverty; Widows;
 * Marie Rose Durocher – against the Death of parents; Sick people;
 * Marija Bambina (Nativity of Mary) – Senglea or Citta Invicta, Malta;
 * Marinus – Bachelors; Deacons; Falsely accused people; San Marino;
 * Marizale – Torricella, Italy;
 * Mark the Apostle – against Insect bites; Lions;
 * Mark the Evangelist – Creazzo, Italy; Diocese of Venice, Florida; Egypt; Glaziers; against Impenitence; Ionian Islands; Lawyers; Notaries; Prelature of Infanta, Philippines; Prisoners; against Scrofula; Stained glass workers, glass painters; Venice, Italy;
 * Markella – Chios, Greece;
 * Maro – Maronites, Maronite Christians; Volperino, Italy;
 * Maron – Eparchy of Saint Maron of Brooklyn for the Maronites;
 * Martha – Cooks; Dieticians; Domestic workers; Homemakers; Innkeepers; Laundresses; Laundry workers; Servers, waiters, waitresses; Single Laywomen; Travelers; Villajoyosa, Spain; single Women;
 * Martial of Limoges – Limoges, France;
 * Martin de Porres – barbers; bi-racial people; Diocese of Biloxi, Mississippi; black people, Negroes, African Americans; Hairdressers; Innkeepers; Multi-racial people; Peru; Poor people; Protection against rats; Public health; Public schools; for Racial harmony; against Rats; for Social justice; Television;
 * Martin of Arades – against Paralysis;
 * Martin of Tours – against alcoholism; beggars; Beli Manastir, Croatia; Bocaue, Philippines; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Burgenland, Austria; cavalry; Cimego, Italy; Dieburg, Germany; Diocese of Mainz, Germany; Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Germany; Edingen, Germany; Equestrians; Foiano della Chiana, Italy; France; Geese; Horses; Innkeepers; Kortijk-Dutsel, Belgium; Montemagno, Italy; Olpe, Germany; Pietrasanta, Italy; Pontifical Swiss Guards; against Poverty; Quartermasters; Reformed alcoholics; Soldiers; Tailors; Vintners; Virje, Croatia; Wissmannsdorf, Germany;
 * Martina – Nursing mothers; Nursing services; Rome, Italy;
 * Martinian – Jailers;
 * Maruthas – Persia;
 * Mary – Spanish architects; Teutonic Order or Order of Teutonic Knights;
 * Mary Ann de Paredes – Americas; People rejected by religious orders; Sick people;
 * Mary, Assumed Into Heaven – Diocese of Khulna, Bangladesh;
 * Mary, Comforter of the Afflicted – Luxembourg;
 * Mary de la Cabeza – Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico;
 * Mary Euphrasia Pelletier – Travelers;
 * Mary, Help of Christians – Diocese of Townsville, Australia;
 * Mary Hermina Grivot – Martyrs;
 * Mary Immaculate, Mother of Jesus – Diocese of Lake Charles, Louisiana;
 * Mary MacKillop – Australia; Diocese of Wagga Wagga, Australia; against Opposition of Church authorities;
 * Mary Magdalen – Anguiano, Spain; Atrani, Salerno, Italy; Casamicciola, Italy; contemplatives; converts; Glove makers; Hairdressers; La Magdeleine, Italy; Penitent sinners; Penitent women; People ridiculed for their piety; Perfumers; Pharmacists; Reformed prostitutes; against Sexual temptations; Tanners; Women;
 * Mary Magdalen of Pazzi – against Sexual temptations; Sick people;
 * Mary, Mother of God – Archdiocese of Cologne, Germany; Archdiocese of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Diocese of Aachen, Germany; Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina; Diocese of Evansville, Indiana; Diocese of Hildesheim, Germany; Diocese of New Ulm, Minnesota; Diocese of Orlando, Florida; Diocese of Speyer, Germany; Diocese of Trier, Germany; Human race;
 * Mary, Mother of the Church – Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown, Pennsylvania;
 * Mary of Cordoba – Martyrs;
 * Mary of Edessa – against Sexual temptations;
 * Mary of Egypt – Penitent women; Reformed prostitutes; against Sexual temptations;
 * Mary of Graces – Allumiere, Italy;
 * Mary of La Antigua – Panama;
 * Mary of Nazareth – Iowa;
 * Mary of Oignies – against Fever; Women in labor;
 * Mary of the Assumption – Diocese of Trenton, New Jersey; Jamaica;
 * Mary of the Hurons – Canada;
 * Mary, Our Lady of Arabia – Arabia;
 * Mary, Our Lady of Bethlehem – Spanish architects;
 * Mary, Our Lady of Mount Carmel – Diocese of Gaylord, Michigan;
 * Mary, Queen of Africa – Africa; Uganda;
 * Mary, Queen of Angels – Kansas;
 * Mary, Queen of Heaven – Archdiocese of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada; Diocese of Des Moines, Iowa;
 * Mary, Queen of Peace – North Dakota; Oceania;
 * Mary Salome – Veroli, Italy;
 * Mary, Star of the Sea – Hawaii;
 * Mary, the Immaculate Conception – Diocese of Johannesburg, South Africa; Diocese of Springfield, Illinois;
 * Mary the Virgin Mother – South Carolina;
 * Marziale – Isca sullo Ionio, Catanzaro, Calabria, Italy;
 * Matilda – against the Death of children; Disappointing children; Falsely accused people; Parents of large families; People ridiculed for their piety; Queens; Widows;
 * Matilda of Saxony – Second marriages;
 * Matthew the Apostle – Accountants; Bankers; Bookkeepers; Customs officers; Diocese of Trier, Germany; Financial officers; Guards; Money managers; Salerno, Italy; Security guards; Stock brokers; Tax collectors;
 * Matthias or Matthias the Apostle – against Alcoholism; Carpenters; Diocese of Gary, Indiana; Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Montana; Reformed alcoholics; Smallpox; Tailors;
 * Maughold – Isle of Man;
 * Maura – Martyrs;
 * Maurice – Alpine troops; Armies; Austria; Cloth dyers; Clothmakers; against Cramps; against Gout; Infantrymen; Manresa, Spain; Piedmont, Italy; Pontifical Swiss Guards; Sardinia; Soldiers; Swordsmiths; Weavers;
 * Mauritius – Stadtsulza, Germany;
 * Maurontius of Douai – Douai, France;
 * Maurus – the Azores; Charcoal burners; Cobblers; against Cold; Coppersmiths; against Gout; against Hoarseness;
 * Mawes – against Insects; against Snakes;
 * Maximilian or Maximillian Kolbe – against Drug addiction; Families; Journalists; Political prisoners; Prisoners; Pro-life movement;
 * Maximilian of Celeia – Diocese of Linz, Austria; Diocese of Passau, Germany;
 * Maximus of Turin – Turin, Italy;
 * Medard – against Bad weather; Brewers; against Mental illness; for Rain; against Sterility; against Toothaches; Vineyards;
 * Medard of Noyon – for Harvests; Peasants; Prisoners; for Good weather;
 * Meingold – Bakers;
 * Meinrad – Einsiedeln, Switzerland; Hospitality; Swabia, Germany;
 * Melaine of Rennes – Mullion, Cornwall, England; Saint Mellyan, Cornwall, England;
 * Melangell – hares;
 * Melania the Younger – against the Death of children; Exiles;
 * Melchior – Travelers;
 * Menas – Falsely accused people; travelling Merchants;
 * Meriadoc – against Deafness;
 * Methodius – Bohemia; Bulgaria; Czech Republic; Ecumenists, or Unity of the Eastern and Western churches; Europe; Moravia;
 * Michael the Archangel – Albenga, Italy; Ambulance drivers, emergency medical technicians, EMTs, paramedics; Angiari, Italy; Archdiocese of Mobile, Alabama; Argao, Cebu, Philippines; Artists; Bakers; Bankers; Barrel makers; Basey, Samar, Philippines; Battle; Brecht, Belgium; Brussels, Belgium; Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico; Caltanissett, Sicily, Italy; Carpineto Sinello, Italy; Castel Madama, Italy; Cerveteri, Italy; Congregation of Saint Michael the Archangel; Cornwall, England; Cuneo, Italy; against Danger at sea; for a holy Death; Diocese of Coimbatore, India; Diocese of Ilagan, Philippines; Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahasee, Florida; Diocese of San Angelo, Texas; Diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts; Dormagen, Germany; Dunakeszi, Hungary; Dying people; England; Fencers; Gaby, Italy; Germany; Greek Air Force; Greengrocers; Grocers; Haberdashers; Hatmakers; Iklin or L-Iklin, Malta; Knights; L-Iklin or Ilkin, Malta; London, England; Marcianise, Italy; Mariners; Michaelsberg Abbey, Siegburg, Germany; Naranjito, Puerto Rico; Papua New Guines; Paratroopers or airborne; against Peril at sea; Police officers; Puebla, Mexico; Radiologists, radiotherapists; San Miguel, Iloilo, Philippines; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; Sant' Angelo Romano, Italy; Saracinesco, Italy; Security guards; Sibenik, Croatia; Sick people; Soldiers; Spanish police officers; against Storms at sea; Swordsmiths; against Temptations; Umbria, Italy; Zeitz, Germany;
 * Michelina – against the Death of children; against In-law problems; against Mental illness; Widows;
 * Milburga – birds;
 * Mirin – Diocese of Paisley, Scotland; city of Paisley, Scotland; Saint Mirren Football Club;
 * Mochelloc – Kilmallock, Limerick, Ireland;
 * Modestino – Avellino, Italy;
 * Modestus – Badia Calavena, Italy; Cartagena, Spain;
 * Modomnoc – Bees;
 * Moloc of Mortlach – Argyll, Scotland; against Mental illness;
 * Monica – Abuse victims; against Alcoholism; Bevilacqua, Italy; against difficult Marriages; Disappointing children; Homemakers; Mabini, Bohol, Philippines; Married women; Mothers; against Spouse abuse (verbal); Victims of adultery or unfaithfulness; Widows;
 * Morand of Cluny – Vintners;
 * Moses the Black – Africa;
 * Most Holy Trinity – Diocese of Daet, Philippines;
 * Most Pure Heart of Mary – Central Africa; Ecuador;
 * Mother of God – Kentucky;
 * Mother of God de Marratxi – Sa Cabaneta, Spain;
 * Mother of God de Setembre – Banyalbufar, Spain;
 * Munchin or Munchin of Limerick – Diocese of Limerick, Ireland; city of Limerick, Ireland;
 * Mura – Fahan, Ireland; O'Neill clan;
 * Murtegh – Diocese of Killala, Ireland;
 * Mustiola – Chiusi, Italy;
 * Narcissus – against Insect bites;
 * Natalia – Converts; Martyrs;
 * Nathy – Diocese of Achonry, Ireland;
 * Nativity of Mary or of the Blessed Virgin or of Blessed Virgin Mary or Marija Bambina – Alzano Scrivia, Italy; Belfiore, Italy; Belforte Monferrato, Italy; Bergamasco, Italy; Casasco, Italy; Citta Invicta, Malta; Coffee house owners; Cooks; Distillers; Drapers; Fornalutx, Spain; Fresonara, Italy; Goldsmiths; Loreto, Italy; Needle makers; Pin makers; Potters; Restauranteurs; Senglea, Malta; Silk workers; Silversmiths; Tile makers;
 * Nectan of Hartland – Hartland, England;
 * Neot – Fish;
 * Nicetas of Remesiana – Romania;
 * Nicholas – Bari, Italy; Capistrano, Italy; Cuxhaven, Netherlands; Husinec, Czech Republic; University of Paris, France;
 * Nicholas Albergati – for Learning;
 * Nicholas of Bari – Bardolino, Italy; Cardinale, Italy; Mazzano Romano, Italy; Mentana, Italy;
 * Nicholas of Flue – Councilmen; against Difficult marriages; Magistrates; Parents of large families; Pontifical Swiss Guards; Separated spouses; Switzerland;
 * Nicholas of Myra – Aberdeen, Scotland; Academics; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Apulia, Italy; Aquila, Italy; Archers; Avolasca, Italy; bakers; Barranquilla, Colombia; Barrel makers; Beit Jala, Palestinian Territory; Boot blacks or shoeshiners; Boys; Brewers; Brides; Cammarata, Sicily, Italy; Cas Concos, Spain; Children; parish Clerks; Creazzo, Italy; Diocese of Galway and Kilmacduagh, Ireland; Duronia, Italy; Fishermen; Fossalto, Italy; Fribourg, Switzerland; Greece; Greek Catholic Church in America; Greek Catholic Union; Judges; La Thuile, Italy; Lawsuits lost unjustly; Lecco, Italy; city of Limerick, Ireland; Liptovsky, Mikulas, Slovakia; Liverpool, England; Longshoremen; Lorraine, France; Mais, Italy; Mariners; Meran, Italy; Merchants; Miklavz na Dravskem polju, Slovenia; penitent Murderers; Naples, Italy; Newlyweds; Old maids, spinsters, unmarried girls; Pawnbrokers; Perfumers; Pharmacists; Pilgrims; Poor people; city of Portsmouth, England; Prisoners; against Robbers; Russia; Sassari, Italy; Scholars; Sicily, Italy; Siggiewi, Malta; Students; Teachers; Travelers; Venice, Italy; Weavers; Winchester, England;
 * Nicholas of Tolentino – Albi, Italy; Animals; Babies; Diocese of Cabanatuan, Philippines; Diocese of Mati, Philippines; Diocese of Tandag, Philippines; Dying people; Lambunao, Philippines; Mariners; Sick animals; Souls in Purgatory;
 * Nicolo – Perinaldo, Italy;
 * Nicostratus – Cattle; against Fever; Sculptors; Stone masons;
 * Nilus the Younger – Grottaferrata, Italy;
 * Ninian – Diocese of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada; Diocese of Galloway, Scotland;
 * El Nino – Cebu, Philippines; Iloilo City, Philippines;
 * Nino – Georgia (country);
 * Nino de Atocha – Children; Pilgrims; Prisoners; Travelers;
 * Nonna – against the Death of children;
 * Norbert – Bohemia;
 * Norbert of Xanten – Diocese of Magdeburg, Germany; for Peace;
 * Notburga – Farm workers; Peasants; Servers, waiters, waitresses;
 * Notkar Balbulus – Musicians; Stammering children;
 * Notre Dame of Chartres – France;
 * Notre Dame of Easton – Connecticut;
 * Nuestra Senora De Guia – Manila, Philippines; Mariners;
 * Nuestra Senora Virgen del Pilar de Zaragoza – city of Zamboanga, Philippines;
 * Nunilo – Child abuse victims; single Laywomen; Martyrs; People ridiculed for their Piety; single Women;
 * Octavius – Turin, Italy;
 * Odilia or Odilia of Alsace – Alsace, France; Blind people; Canons Regular of the Order of the Holy Cross or Crosier Fathers or Crosier Order; Eyes;
 * Odilo – against Jaundice; Souls in Purgatory;
 * Odo of Cluny – for Rain;
 * Odrian or Odrian of Waterford – Diocese of Waterford and Lisman, Ireland; Waterford, Ireland;
 * Olaf II – Carvers; against Difficult marriages; Kings; Norway;
 * Olga – Converts; Widows;
 * Oliver Plunkett – Archdiocese of Armagh, Ireland;
 * Olivia – Trivigliano, Italy;
 * Onofrio – Centrache, Catanzaro, Italy;
 * Onuphrius – Weavers;
 * Oronzo – Lecce, Italy;
 * Osanna Andreasi – Students;
 * Osmund – against Mental illness; against Paralysis; against Ruptures; against Toothaches;
 * Oswald of Nurthumbria – Zug, Switzerland;
 * Oswin – Betrayal victims;
 * Oto di Frangipani – Castelbottaccio, Italy;
 * Otto of Bamberg – Archdiocese of Bamberg, Germany; Archdiocese of Berlin, Germany; against Mad dogs, rabies/hydrophobia; against Rabies;
 * Ouen – against Deafness;
 * Our Blessed Lady, Conceived without Sin – Archdiocese of Birmingham, England;
 * Our Immaculate Queen – Washington, DC;
 * Our Lady – Archdiocese of Port of Spain, Trinidad; Chartres, France;
 * Our Lady Assumed into Heaven – Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, England; Diocese of Umtata, South Africa;
 * Our Lady, Gate of Heaven – Michigan;
 * Our Lady, Health of the Sick – Camillians or Order of the Servants of the Sick;
 * Our Lady Help of Christians – Andorran security forces; Australia; Australian military chaplains; New York; New Zealand;
 * Our Lady, Mother of Salvation – Diocese of Legazpi, Philippines;
 * Our Lady, Mother of the Church – Minnesota;
 * Our Lady of Africa – Algeria;
 * Our Lady of Altagracia – Dominican Republic;
 * Our Lady of Altrotting – Germany;
 * Our Lady of Badoc, Cause of Our Joy – Diocese of Laoag, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of Bandel – India;
 * Our Lady of Bandra – India;
 * Our Lady of Banneux – Belgium;
 * Our Lady of Beauraing – Belgium;
 * Our Lady of Begona – Bilbao, Spain, civil region;
 * Our Lady of Bethlehem – Diocese of Monterey, California; Spanish architects;
 * Our Lady of Calvary – Missouri;
 * Our Lady of Candles – city of Jaro, Philippines; Western Visayas, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of Capucdana – Bolivia;
 * Our Lady of Carmel – Ispica, Sicily; Ragalna, Sicily, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Carmel of the Maipu – La Ceja del Tambo, Antioquia, Colombia;
 * Our Lady of Carmelo – B'Kara, Malta or Birkirkara, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Carmen – Catemaco, Veracruz, Mexico;
 * Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre – Archdiocese of Miami, Florida; Cuba;
 * Our Lady of Chiquinquira – Colombia; Venezuelan National Guard;
 * Our Lady of Consolation – Ohio; Reggio Calabria, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Copacabana – Bolivian navy;
 * Our Lady of Coromoto – Venezuela;
 * Our Lady of Covadonga – Asturias, Spain;
 * Our Lady of Czestochowa – Poland;
 * Our Lady of Divine Providence – Puerto Rico;
 * Our Lady of Europe – Gibraltar;
 * Our Lady of Fatima - Apostolic Vicariate of San Jose, Mindoro, Philippines; New Jersey; Pieta, Malta; Portugal;
 * Our Lady of Good Counsel – Albania; for enlightenment; Diocese of Essen, Germany; Diocese of Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia;
 * Our Lady of Good Help – state of Washington;
 * Our Lady of Grace or Madonna delle Grazie – Alhaurin el Grande, Spain; Motorcyclists, bikers, motorcycle riders; Nettuno, Italy; Vermont; Xghajra, Malta; Zabbar, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Guadalupe – Americas; Central America; Diocese of Colorado Springs, Colorado; Diocese of Corpus Christi, Texas; Diocese of Dodge City, Kansas; Diocese of Gallup, New Mexico; Diocese of Nashville, Tennessee; Diocese of Orange, California; Diocese of Phoenix, Arizona; Diocese of Ponce, Puerto Rico; Diocese of Sacramento, California; Diocese of San Bernardino, California; Diocese of Sioux City, Iowa; Mexico; New Mexico; Pojoaque Indian Pueblo; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Victoria, Aragua, Venezuela;
 * Our Lady of Guadalupe of Estremadura – Hondarribia, Spain; Spain;
 * Our Lady of Guidance – Mariners;
 * Our Lady of Hope – Logrono, Spain;
 * Our Lady of Hungary – Hungary;
 * Our Lady of Japan – Japan;
 * Our Lady of Kevelaer – Germany;
 * Our Lady of Knock – Ireland;
 * Our Lady of La Leche – Florida;
 * Our Lady of LaSallette – France;
 * Our Lady of La Vang – Vietnam;
 * Our Lady of Las Vegas – Nevada;
 * Our Lady of Lebanon – Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon of Los Angles for Maronites; Lebanon;
 * Our Lady of Liesse – Diocese of Soissons, France;
 * Our Lady of Limerick – Idaho; Ireland;
 * Our Lady of Loreto – Argentinian Air Force; Builders or construction workers; Flyers; Ghajnsielem, Gozo, Malta; Guidonia Monticelio, Italy; Italy; Lamp makers; Loreto, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Lourdes – Diocese of Lancaster, England; France; Il-Qrendi, Malta; Paola or Casal Paula or Rahal Gdid, Malta; Petit Goave, Haiti; Qrendi, Malta; San Gwann, Malta; Sick people; Tennessee;
 * Our Lady of Lujan – Argentina; Argentinian military chaplains; Paraguay; Uruguay;
 * Our Lady of Madhu – Sri Lanka;
 * Our Lady of Mariazell – Austria;
 * Our Lady of Martyrs – Molfetta, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Mercy – Argentinian Army; Ecuadorian army; Barcelona, Spain; Delaware; Diocese of Venice, Florida; Dominican Republic; Peru; Savona, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Meritxell – Andorra;
 * Our Lady of Monte Berico – Vicenza, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Montserrat – Cotia, Brazil; Spain;
 * Our Lady of Mount Carmel or Virgen de Carmen – Apostolic Vicariate of Jolo, Philippines; Army of the Andes; Chilean army; Bassignana, Italy; Bolivia; Cantalupo Ligure, Italy; Carlopoli, Italy; Carmelites; Casaleggio Boiro, Italy; Chile; Chilean navy; Cidra, Puerto Rico; Cremolino, Italy; Curinga, Italy; Diocese of Quilon, India; Fgura, Malta or Il-Fgura, Malta; Fishermen; Gzira, Malta or Il-Gzira, Malta; Mariners; Menorca, Spain; Rhode Island; Valletta, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Mount Carmel at Aylesford – England;
 * Our Lady of Nazareth – Brazil;
 * Our Lady of Peace – Diocese of Honolulu, Hawaii; El Salvador; Maine;
 * Our Lady of Penafrancia – Bicol, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of Perpetual Help – Diocese of Buxar, India; Diocese of Salina, Kansas; Diocese of Savannah, Georgia; Haiti; Italy; New Hampshire;
 * Our Lady of Perpetual Succor – Diocese of Hallam, England; Diocese of Leeds, England; Diocese of Middlesbrough, England;
 * Our Lady of Pietraquaria – Avezzano, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Pompeii – Botricello, Italy; Italy; Marsaxlokk, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Pontmain – France;
 * Our Lady of Prompt Succor – Archdiocese of New Orleans, Louisiana; Castellammare del Golfo, Italy; Kercem, Malta; Louisiana; city of New Orleans, Louisiana;
 * Our Lady of Providence – Diocese of Providence, Rhode Island; Indiana;
 * Our Lady of Quebec – Quebec, Canada;
 * Our Lady of Quinche – Ecuador;
 * Our Lady of Racalmuto – Racalmuto, Sicily, Italy;
 * Our Lady of Ransom – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Spain;
 * Our Lady of Safe Travel – Philippines;
 * Our Lady of Salambao – Fishermen;
 * Our Lady of She Shan – Diocese of Shanghai, China;
 * Our Lady of Shongweni – Southern Africa;
 * Our Lady of Solitude – Mariners; Oaxaca, Mexico;
 * Our Lady of Sorrows – Castellazzo Bormida, Italy; Costigliole d'Asti, Italy; Dolores, Philippines; Granada, Spain; Mississippi; Oblate vocations; Saint Paul's Bay, Malta; Slovakia;
 * Our Lady of Suyapa – Honduras;
 * Our Lady of Ta'Pinu – Gharb or L-Gharb, Gozo, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Tears – Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Americas – Wisconsin;
 * Our Lady of the Angels – Costa Rica; Diocese of Getafe, Spain;
 * Our Lady of the Annunciation – Texas; Viareggio, Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Assumption – Acadians; French air crews; Alezio, Italy; Arquata Scrivia, Piedmont, Italy; Bard, Aosta, Italy; Carentino, Piedmont, Italy; Casal Cermeli, Piedmont, Italy; Cerreto d'Esi, Ancona, Italy; Cistercians; Coniolo, Piedmont, Italy; Decollatura, Italy; Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Diocese of Fall River, Massachusetts; Diocese of San Fernando, Philippines; Etroubles, Aosta, Italy; Fabbrica Curone, Piedmont, Italy; France; Guatemala; Guazzora, Piedmont, Italy; India; Issogne, Aosta, Italy; Loro Ciuffenna, Arezzo, Italy; Maryland; Moncestino, Piedmont, Italy; Montecastello, Piedmont, Italy; Montegioco, Piedmont, Italy; Paraguay; Pian di Sco, Arezzo, Italy; Slovakia; Southern Africa; Stia, Arezzo, Italy; Trisobbio, Piedmont, Italy; Villeneuve, Aosta, Italy; Zia Indian Pueblo;
 * Our Lady of the Cape – Canada;
 * Our Lady of the Flight into Egypt – Diocese of Port Elizabeth, South Africa;
 * Our Lady of the Forsaken – Valencia, Spain;
 * Our Lady of the Garden – Chiavari, Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Graces – Tuscany, Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Gulf – Alabama;
 * Our Lady of the Hermits – Switzerland;
 * Our Lady of the Highways – Arizona;
 * Our Lady of the Holy Letter – Messina, Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Holy Rosary – Archdiocese of Miami, Florida; Diocese of Chittagong, Bangladesh; Diocese of Duluth, Minnesota; North Carolina;
 * Our Lady of the Holy Souls – Arkansas;
 * Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception – Archdiocese of Pondicherry and Cuddalore, India; Brazil; Corsica, France; Diocese of Virac, Philippines; Equatorial Guinea; Pasig, Philippines; Portugal; Tanzania;
 * Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception of El Viejo – Nicaragua;
 * Our Lady of the Incarnation – Massachusetts;
 * Our Lady of the Kodiaks and the Islands – Alaska;
 * Our Lady of the Milk and Happy Delivery – United States;
 * Our Lady of the Miracles of Caacupe – Paraguay;
 * Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal – France; Motorcyclists, bikers, motorcycle riders; Pennsylvania;
 * Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary – Diocese of Balanga, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of the Pillar – Archdiocese of Zamboanga, Philippines; Diocese of Imus, Philippines; city of Tagbilaran, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of the Pillar of Saragossa – Spain; Spanish police officers;
 * Our Lady of the Pines – Montana;
 * Our Lady of the Prairie – South Dakota;
 * Our Lady of the Presentation – Nebraska;
 * Our Lady of the Rosary – Andali, Italy; Aragona, Italy; Diocese of Armidale, Australia; Colombia; Falconara Marittima, Italy; Guatemala; Merizo, Guam; city of Tagbilaran, Philippines;
 * Our Lady of the Snow – Diocese of Reno, Nevada;
 * Our Lady of the Snows – Italy; Utah;
 * Our Lady of the Southern Cross – Archdiocese of Sydney, Australia; Diocese of Toowoomba, Australia;
 * Our Lady of the Thirty-three – Uruguay;
 * Our Lady of the Thorns – blood donors;
 * Our Lady of the Turumba – Philippines;
 * Our Lady of the Universe – Illinois;
 * Our Lady of the Valley – Wyoming;
 * Our Lady of the Visitation – Enna, Sicily, Italy; Subbiano, Italy;
 * Our Lady of the Wayside – California;
 * Our Lady of the Woods – Oregon;
 * Our Lady of Valideflors – Tremp, Catalonia, Spain;
 * Our Lady of Victories – Il-Mellieha, Malta; Mellieha, Malta; Naxxar, Malta; Xaghra, Gozo, Malta;
 * Our Lady of Victory – Malaga, Spain; United States; Vitoria; West Virginia;
 * Our Lady of Walsingham – Diocese of East Anglica, England; England;
 * Our Lady of Zapopan – Armies of Jalisco, Mexico; against epidemics; against flood; Archdiocese of Guadalajara, Mexico; city of Guadalajara, Mexico; Jalisco, Mexico; against Lightning; against Storms;
 * Our Lady, Queen of All Saints – Oklahoma;
 * Our Lady, Queen of Nations – Congo;
 * Our Lady, Queen of Nigeria – Nigeria;
 * Our Lady, Queen of Peace – Hawaii;
 * Our Lady, Queen of the Apostles – Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida; Virginia;
 * Our Lady, Queen of the World – Archdiocese of Montreal, Canada; Diocese of Oakland, California;
 * Our Lady, Star of the Sea – Mariners; Navigators; Sliema, Malta; Yachtsmen;
 * Our Lady, the Door of Salvation – Lampedusa e Linosa, Italy;
 * Our Lady Who Appeared – Brazil;
 * Pacificus of Cerano – Cerano, Italy;
 * Palladius – Scotland;
 * Palo the Martyr – Torreira, Portugal;
 * Panacea – Ghemme, Novara, Italy; Shepherdesses; Shepherds;
 * Panacea Demuzzi of Quarona – Shepherds;
 * Panagia Kastriani – Kae or Tzia Island, Greece; Skiathos Island, Greece;
 * Pancras – Children; against Cramps; against False witness; Oaths; against Perjury; Treaties;
 * Pancras of Rome – against Headaches;
 * Pancratius of Rome – Iserlohn, Germany;
 * Pantaleon – Bachelors; Physicians; Torture victims; against Tuberculosis;
 * Parasceva – Blind people; Embroiderers; Spinners; Weavers;
 * Pascal Baylon – Cooks; Eucharistic congresses; Shepherds;
 * Pastor – Alcala, Spain; Madrid, Spain;
 * Paterniano – Cervia, Italy; Fano, Italy;
 * Patiens of Metz – Metz, France;
 * Patricia of Naples – Naples, Italy;
 * Patrick – Archdiocese of Adelaide, Australia; Archdiocese of Armagh, Ireland; Archdiocese of Boston, Massachusetts; Archdiocese of Cape Town, South Africa; Archdiocese of Melbourne, Australia; Archdiocese of New York, New York; Civil engineers; Diocese of Ballarat, Australia; Diocese of Burlington, Vermont; Diocese of Dromore, Ireland; Diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania; Diocese of Fort Worth, Texas; Diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Diocese of Kilmore, Ireland; Diocese of Mymensingh, Bangladesh; Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut; Diocese of Poona, India; Diocese of Port Elizabeth, South Africa; Diocese of Portland, Maine; Diocese of Sacramento, California; Excluded people; against Fear of snakes; Ireland; Loiza, Puerto Rico; Nigeria; against Snake bites; against Snakes;
 * Patroclus – Soest, Germany;
 * Paul the Apostle – Agordo, Italy; Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Bath Abbey; Bath, England; Book sellers; Catholic Action; Chatillon, Aosta, Italy; Cluny, France; Cursillo Movement; Diocese of Birmingham, Alabama; Diocese of Calbayog, Philippines; Diocese of Covington, Kentucky; Diocese of Las Vegas, Nevada; Diocese of Maralal, Kenya; Diocese of Münster, Germany; Diocese of Providence, Rhode Island; Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts; Evangelists; against Hailstorms; Hospital public relations; Il-Munxar or Munxar, Gozo, Malta; Imer, Italy; Ir-Rabat, Malta; Journalists; Kavala, Greece; Lay people; London, England; Malta; Mdina or L-Imdina or Citta Notabile, Malta; Missionary bishops; Musicians; Nadur, Gozo, Malta; Naumburg, Germany; against Poisonous snakes; Poznan, Poland; Public relations work, public relations personnel; Rome, Italy; Rope makers; Saddlemakers; Safi, Malta; against Snake bites; against Snakes; Tent makers; Umbria, Italy; Valletta, Malta; Writers;
 * Paul the Hermit – Clothing industry; Weavers;
 * Paula – Widows;
 * Paula Frassinetti – Sick people;
 * Paulina do Coracao Agonizante de Jesus – against Diabetes;
 * Pauline-Marie Jaricot – against Poverty;
 * Paulinus of Antioch – Lucca, Italy;
 * Paulinus of York – city of Rochester, England;
 * Pedro Calungsod – Young people;
 * Pelagia of Antioch – against sexual Temptations;
 * Pelagia the Penitent – actresses;
 * Pelagius – Abandoned people; Castro Urdiales, Spain; Torture victims;
 * Pens – Llanberis, Wales;
 * Peregrine Laziosi – AIDS patients; against Breast cancer; against Cancer; against Open sores; Sick people; against Skin diseases;
 * Peregrinus of Modena – Casola in Lunigiana, Italy;
 * Perpetua – Cattle; Martyrs;
 * Peter Baptist – Archdiocese of Caceres, Philippines; Japan;
 * Peter Canisius – Catechism writers; Germany;
 * Peter Chanel – Oceania;
 * Peter Chrysologus – against Fever; against Rabies;
 * Peter Claver – Black missions or African missions; Black people, Negroes, African Americans; Colombia; Diocese of Lake Charles, Louisiana; Diocese of Shreveport, Louisiana; Diocese of Witbank, South Africa; Foreign missions; for Racial harmony; against Slavery;
 * Peter Gonzales – Mariners;
 * Peter in Chains – Donnas, Italy;
 * Peter of Alcantara – Brazil; Estremadura, Spain; Extremadura, Spain; Watchmen;
 * Peter Regalatus – Valladolid, Spain;
 * Peter the Apostle – Affi, Italy; Agordo, Italy; Archdiocese of Berlin, Germany; Archdiocese of Davao, Philippines; Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Bakers; Bath Abbey; Belvedere Ostrense, Italy; Berchtesgaden Abbey; Birzebbuga, Malta; Bremen, Germany; Bridge builders; Butchers; Capolona, Italy; Capriata d'Orba, Italy; Castelleto d'Orba, Piedmont, Italy; Chartres, France; Chatillon, Aosta, Italy; the Church; Clock makers; Cluny, France; Cobblers; Cologne, Germany; Corbie Abbey; Diocese of Calbayog, Philippines; Diocese of Jackson, Mississippi; Diocese of Las Vegas, Nevada; Diocese of Maralal, Kenya; Diocese of Marquette, Michigan; Diocese of Providence, Rhode Island; Diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania; Dunajska Streda, Slovakia; Exeter College, Oxford, England; against Fever; Fishermen; against Foot problems; against Frenzy; Gabiano, Italy; Harvesters; Imer, Italy; Kopenick, Germany; Lanuvio, Italy; Lessines, Belgium; Leuven, Belgium; Locksmiths; London, England; Longevity or long life; Mdina or L-Imdina or Citta Notabile, Malta; Moissac, France; Nadur, Gozo, Malta; Naumburg, Germany; Net makers; Obermarsberg, Germany; Popes; Poznan, Poland; city of Regensburg, Germany; Rome, Italy; Saint Petersburg, Russia; Ship builders, shipwrights; Sint Pieters Rode, Belgium; Stone masons; Toa Baja, Puerto Rico; Umbria, Italy; the Universal Church; Worms, Germany;
 * Peter the Deacon – Salassola, Italy;
 * Peter Verona or Peter of Verona – Castelleone di Suasa, Italy; Guaynabo, Puerto Rico; Inquisitors; Midwives;
 * Petroc – Bodmin, England; Caernarfonshire, Wales; Carnarvonshire, Wales; Cornwall, England; Devon, England; Exeter, Devonshire, England; Hollacombe, Devonshire, England; Lidford, Devonshire, England; Little Petherick, Cornwall; Llanbedrog, Wales; Lydford, Devonshire, England; Padstow, Cornwall; Saint-Meen, France; South Brent, Devoshire, England; Trevalga, Cornwall, England; West Anstey, Devonshire, England;
 * Petronilla – Dauphins of France; against Fever; Mountain travelers; Treaties between the Popes and Frankish emperors;
 * Petronius of Bologna – Bologna, Italy;
 * Phanurius – Lost articles;
 * Pharaildis – Abuse victims; Bruay, France; against Childhood diseases; against Difficult marriages; Ghent, Belgium; Widows;
 * Phelim – Diocese of Kilmore, Ireland;
 * Philadelphus of Lentini - Lentini, Sicily, Italy; Trecastagni, Sicily, Italy;
 * Philemon – Converts; Dancers;
 * Philip Benizi – Sergio Osmena, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines;
 * Philip Howard – Betrayal victims; Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, England; against Difficult marriages; Falsely accused people; Separated spouses;
 * Philip Neri – Rome, Italy; United States Army Special Forces;
 * Philip of Agira – Agirone, Sicily, Italy;
 * Philip of Agirone – Zebbug, Gozo, Malta;
 * Philip of Jesus – Mexico City, Mexico;
 * Philip of Zell – Babies;
 * Philip the Apostle – pastry Chefs; Frascati, Italy; Hatmakers; Luxembourg; Monterotondo, Italy; Nemi, Italy; San Felipe Indian Pueblo; Uruguay;
 * Philomena – Babies; Children; Children of Mary; Living Rosary; Lost causes; against Mental illness; Poor people; Priests; Prisoners; Sick people; against Sterility; Students; Test takers; Young people;
 * Phocas the Gardener – Farm workers; Gardeners; Mariners;
 * Pierina Morosini – Rape victims;
 * Piran – Cornwall, England; Miners; Piran, Slovenia; Tin miners;
 * Pirmin – against Poison; against Snakes;
 * Pirminius – Monsheim, Germany;
 * Pius X – Archdiocese of Atlanta, Georgia; Archdiocese of Kottayam, India; Archdiocese of Zamboanga, Philippines; Diocese of Des Moines, Iowa; Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Montana; Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau, Missouri; First communicants; Pilgrims; Santa Lucija, Malta;
 * Placido – Castel di Lucio, Sicily;
 * Platon – Tournai, Belgium;
 * Plechelm – the Netherlands;
 * Plechelm of Guelderland – Oldenzaal, Netherlands;
 * Pollio – Lectors;
 * Polycarp – against Dysentery;
 * Polycarp of Smyrna – against Earache;
 * Ponziano of Spoleto – Spoleto, Italy;
 * Potamiaena – Rape victims;
 * Potentian – Archdiocese of Sens, France;
 * Praxides – single Laywomen; single Women;
 * Probus – Probus, Cornwall, England;
 * Processus – Jailers;
 * Procopius – Czech Republic;
 * Prosper – Reggio Emilia, Italy;
 * Protase or Protase the Martyr – Archdiocese of Perugia-Citta della Pieve, Italy; Discovery of thieves; Haymakers; city of Milan, Italy;
 * Prudentnius – Alava, Spain;
 * Prudentius of Tarazona – Diocese of Tarazona, Spain;
 * Publius of Malta – Floriana, Malta; Il-Birgu, Malta; Malta;
 * Pulcheria – Betrayal victims; against the Death of parents; Empresses; Exiles; against In-law problems; Orphans;
 * Queen of the Most Holy Rosary – Diocese of Toledo, Ohio;
 * Queenship of Mary – Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey;
 * Quentin – against Coughs;
 * Quirinus – against Evil spirits; against and of Possessed people;
 * Quirinus of Sescia – against Obsession; Sisak, Croatia;
 * Radegunde – against the Death of parents; against Difficult marriages; against Drowning; against Fever; against Leprosy; Poitiers, France; Potters; against Scabies; against Scabs; against Ulcers; Weavers;
 * Rafael Arnaiz or Rafael Arnaiz Baron – against Diabetes; World Youth Day 2011;
 * Rafka Al-Rayes – against the Death of parents; Sick people;
 * Ranieri – Pisa, Italy;
 * Raphael the Archangel – Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa; Blind people; Eyes; Guardian angels; for Happy meetings; Lovers; against Nightmares; Nurses; Pharmacists; Physicians; Shepherdesses; Shepherds; Sick people; Travelers; Young people;
 * Raphaela – against Mental illness;
 * Raymond or Raymund Nonnatus – Babies; Baltoa, Childbirth; Children; Dominican Republic; Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Falsely accused people; against Fever; Midwives; Obstetricians; Pregnant women;
 * Raymond of Barbastro – city of Barbastro, Spain; Diocese of Barbastro, Spain;
 * Raymond of Penyafort – Canonists, canon lawyers, ecclesiastical lawyers; Lawyers; Medical records librarians;
 * Raynald of Nocera – Nocera, Italy;
 * Regina – against Poverty; Shepherdesses; Torture victims;
 * Regulus of Scotland – Kylrewni, Scotland;
 * Regulus of Senlis – Senlis, France;
 * Reinhold – Stone masons;
 * Remigius – France;
 * Remigius of Rheims – Archdiocese of Rheims, France; against Epidemics; against Fever; against Plague; against Religious indifference; city of Rheims, France; against Snakes; against Sore throats; against Throat ailments;
 * Rene Goupil – Anesthetists; Anesthesiologists;
 * Reparata – Florence, Italy;
 * Resurrection of Christ – Pembroke, Malta;
 * Restituta of Carthage – Lacco Ameno, Italy;
 * Rhuddlad – Llanrhyddlad, Anglesey, Wales;
 * Richard Gwyn – Parents of large families; Torture victims;
 * Richard of Andria – city of Andria, Italy; Diocese of Andria, Italy;
 * Richard of Chichester – Coachmen;
 * Riginos – Skopelos Island, Greece;
 * Rita of Cascia – Abuse victims; Cascia, Italy; Dalayap, Philippines; against Difficult marriages; Igbaras, Iloilo, Philippines; against Loneliness; Lost causes; Parents; against Spouse abuse; Victims of spouse abuse; against Sterility; Widows; against Wounds;
 * Robert Bellarmine – Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio; Canonists, canon lawyers, ecclesiastical lawyers; Catechists; Catechumens;
 * Rocco – Castelnuovo Don Bosco, Italy; Dusino San Michele, Italy;
 * Rocco Gonzalez – Native traditions;
 * Roch – Albaredo d'Adige, Italy; Bachelors; Balzola, Italy; Barano, Italy; Carbonara Scrivia, Italy; Casalnoceta, Italy; Castropignano, Italy; Cereseto, Alessandria, Italy; against Cholera; Constantinople, Turkey; Diocese of Tagbilaran, Philippines; against Diseased cattle; Dogs; against Epidemics; Falsely accused people; Invalids; against Knee trouble; Labico, Italy; Lillianes, Italy; Orsogna, Italy; Patricia, Italy; against Pestilence; for relief from Pestilence; against Plague; Potenza, Italy; Pozzi, Italy; Rocca Priora, Italy; against Skin diseases; Subic Bay Freeport, Philippines; Surgeons; Tile makers;
 * Romans of Le Mans – against Shipwrecks;
 * Romanus of Condat – against Drowning; against Mental illness;
 * Romanus of Rouen – Rouen, France;
 * Romula – Sick people;
 * Roque – Asturias, Cebu, Philippines;
 * Rosalia – Isola delle Femine, Sicily; Palermo, Sicily, Itlay; Sicily, Italy;
 * Rosalina of Villeneuve – Draguignan, France;
 * Rose of Lima – the Americas; Central America; Diocese of Santa Rosa, California; Embroiderers; Florists; Gardeners; India; Latin America; Lima, Peru; People ridiculed for their piety; Philippines; South America; against Vanity; Villareal Samar, Philippines; West Indies; World Youth Day 2011;
 * Rose of Viterbo – Exiles; People rejected by religious orders; Tertiaries; Viterbo, Italy;
 * Rose Philippine Duchesne – Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau, Missouri; against opposition of Church authorities;
 * Rufina of Seville – Seville, Spain;
 * Rufinus of Assisi – Assisi, Italy; Umbria, Italy;
 * Rugerro of Canne – Archdiocese of Trani-Barletta-Bisceglie, Italy; Barletta, Italy;
 * Rumold – Malines, Belgium; Mechelen, Belgium;
 * Rumwold – Fishermen of Folkesstone, England;
 * Rupert – city of Salzburg, Austria; province of Salzburg, Austria;
 * Sabas – Lectors; Torture victims;
 * Sabinian – Archdiocese of Sens, France;
 * Sabinus – Bari, Italy;
 * Sacerdos of Saguntum – Saguntum, Spain;
 * Sacred Heart or Sacred Heart of Jesus – Archdiocese of Ernakulam-Angamaly, India; Archdiocese of Kottayam, India; Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada; Bolivia; Ciampino, Italy; Colombia; Diocese of Ahmedabad, India; Diocese of Dallas, Texas; Ecuador; Fontana, Gozo, Malta;
 * Santa Maria della Pietra – Chiaravalle Centrale, Catanzaro, Italy;
 * Sara – Gitans or Spanish gypsies;
 * Saturninus of Cagliari – Cagliari, Italy;
 * Saturninus of Toulouse – Navarre, Spain or Spanish Navarre; Pamplona, Spain; against Plague; Sardinia; against Smallpox; against Stomach diseases; against Syphillis; Toulouse, France;
 * Saturus – against Poverty;
 * Sava – Serbia; Serbs;
 * Scholastica – Convulsive children; Le Mans, France; Nuns; against Rain; against Storms;
 * Sebald – Bavaria, Germany;
 * Sebaldus – against Cold; Nuremburg, Bavaria, Germany;
 * Sebastian – Archers; Armorers, armourers; Arrowsmiths; Athletes; Book sellers; Bracciano, Italy; Caserta, Italy; Castel Gandolfo, Italy; Cropani, Italy; Diocese of Bacolod, Philippines; Diocese of Tarlac, Philippines; against Diseased cattle; Dying people; against Enemies of religion; Funeral directors; Gardeners; Grondona, Italy; Gunsmiths; Huelva, Spain; Hunxe, Germany; Iron mongers; Lacemakers; Lead workers; against Plague; Police officers; Pontifical Swiss Guards; Potters; Qormi, Malta; Racquet makers; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Rocco Priora, Italy; San Sebastian, Puerto Rico; Soldiers; Spanish police officers; Stone masons; Undertakers;
 * Sebastian of Aparicio – Motorists; Road builders; Travelers;
 * Secundus of Asti – Asti, Italy; Bankers; Merchants;
 * Senen – Barrel makers;
 * Seraphina – Handicapped people; Spinners;
 * Serenus – Bachelors; Falsely accused people;
 * Sergius – Syria;
 * Servan of Culross – Orkney Islands, Scotland;
 * Servatus – against Arthritis; Handicapped people; against Mice and Rats, for protection against mice and rats; for Success;
 * Servatus of Tongres – against Feet problems; Leg trouble;
 * Servulus – Handicapped people;
 * Severinus of Noricum – Austria;
 * Severus of Avranches – Drapers; against Fever; Hatmakers; against Migraine or Migraines or for Migraine sufferers; Silk workers; Weavers; Wool manufacturers; Wool weavers;
 * Severus of Barcelona – Barcelona, Spain;
 * Sibyllina Biscossi – Children whose parents were not married; against the Death of parents;
 * Sigebert III of Austrasia – Nancy, France;
 * Sigfrid – Sweden;
 * Sigismund of Burgundy – Czech Republic; against Fever; Freising, Germany;
 * Silverio – Ponza, Italy;
 * Silvia of Rome – Pregnant women;
 * Simbert of Augsburg – Diocese of Augsburg, Germany;
 * Simeon Stylites – Shepherds;
 * Simon – Tanners;
 * Simon of Trent – Kidnap victims; Torture victims;
 * Simon Stock – Bordeaux, France;
 * Simon the Apostle – Curriers; Sawmen;
 * Simpronian – Cattle; against Fever; Sculptors; Stone masons;
 * Sisto – Colle d'Anchise, Italy;
 * Sithney – against Mad dogs, rabies/hydrophobia; against Rabies; Sithney, Cornwall, England;
 * Sixtus I – Alatri, Italy;
 * Sixtus II – Bellegra, Italy;
 * Solange – Bourges, France; Children; for Rain; Rape victims; Shepheredesses;
 * Solange of Bourges – against Drought; Province of Berry, France;
 * Solennius – Blois, France;
 * Solomon – Kings; Penitent murderers;
 * Solutor – Turin, Italy;
 * Sperandea – Cingoli, Italy;
 * Spyridon – Corfu Island, Greece; Potters;
 * Stanislaus Kostka – against Broken bones; Last sacraments; Oblate aspirants; Young people;
 * Stanislaus of Cracow – Archdiocese of Cracow, Poland; city of Cracow, Poland; Diocese of Plock, Poland; Poland; Soldiers;
 * Stella Maris – Apostleship of the Sea;
 * Stephen of Hungary – Brick layers; against the Death of children; Hungary; Kings; Stone masons;
 * Stephen of Reggio – Reggio Emilia, Italy;
 * Pope Stephen I – Fiano Romano, Italy;
 * Stephen or Stephen the Martyr – Acoma Indian Pueblo; Biella, Italy; Bugella, Italy; Capua, Italy; Castellazzo Bormida, Italy; Cetona, Italy; Coffin makers or casket makers; Deacons; Diocese of Owensboro, Kentucky; against Headaches; Kessel, Germany; Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin, France; city of Passau, Germany; Prato, Hungary; Stone masons;
 * Stephen the Younger – Coin collectors or numismatists; Smelters; against Snake bites;
 * Sunniva – Bergen, Norway; Norwegian west coast;
 * Susanna – Martyrs;
 * Swithbert – against Angina pectoris; Angina sufferers; Drevenack, Germany; Germany; against Sore throats; against Throat ailments;
 * Swithun – against Drought; Stavenger, England; Winchester, England;
 * Sylvester I – Feroleto Antico, Italy;
 * Symphorian of Autun – Autun, France; Children; Eyes; Students; against Syphilis;
 * Syncletica – against the Death of parents; single Laywomen; Sick people; against Temptations; single Women;
 * Syrus of Genoa – city of Genoa, Italy;
 * Syrus of Pavia – Pavia, Italy;
 * Tarcisius – First communicants;
 * Tarsicius – Altar servers;
 * Tarsilla – single Laywomen; single Women;
 * Teath – Saint Teath, Cornwall, England;
 * Terence of Todi – Bassano in Teverina, Italy;
 * Terenzio of Luni – Pesaro, Italy;
 * Teresa Benedicta of the Cross – against the Death of parents; Europe; Martyrs;
 * Teresa de Gesu, Jornet y Ibars – People rejected by religious orders;
 * Teresa Maria of the Cross – People ridiculed for their piety;
 * Teresa of Avila – Berzano di Tortona, Italy; against the Death of parents; invoked by those in need of Grace, people in need of Grace; against Headaches; Lacemakers; against Opposition of Church authorities; People ridiculed for their piety; Pozega, Croatia; Religious, people in religious orders; Sick people; Spain; World Youth Day 2011;
 * Teresa Valse Pantellini – Sick people;
 * Teresa or Terese of the Andes – Sick people; Young people;
 * Thecla – Este, Italy;
 * Thecla Merlo – People rejected by religious orders;
 * Theneva – Glasgow, Scotland;
 * Theobald – Bachelors;
 * Theobald of Provins – Charcoal burners;
 * Theobald Roggeri – Church cleaners; Cobblers; against Fever; Porters; against Sterility;
 * Theodatus of Ancyra – Innkeepers;
 * Theodore of Grammont – Valais, Switzerland;
 * Theodore of Pavia – Pavia, Italy;
 * Theodore of Sykeon – against Difficult marriages; against and for Rain;
 * Theodore Stratelates – Brindisi, Italy; Lost articles; Soldiers;
 * Theodore the Sacristan – Sacristans;
 * Theodosius the Cenobriarch – File cutters and file makers;
 * Theodota – Converts; Martyrs; Torture victims;
 * Therese or Teresa of Lisieux – AIDS patients; Archdiocese of Anchorage, Alaska; Australia; Black missions or African missions; against the Death of parents; Diocese of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Diocese of Fairbanks, Alaska; Diocese of Fresno, California; Diocese of Juneau, Alaska; Diocese of Pueblo, Colorado; Florists; Flower growers; Flyers; Foreign missions; France; Missionaries; Parish missions; Religious freedom in Russia, or for Restoration of religious freedom in Russia; Russia; Sick people; against Tuberculosis;
 * Therese of the Child Jesus – Archdiocese of Kisumu, Kenya; Diocese of Witbank, South Africa;
 * Thiemo – Engravers;
 * Thomas a Becket – Clerics; city of Portsmouth, England;
 * Thomas Aquinas – Academics; Apologists; Aquino, Italy; Belcastro, Italy; Book sellers; Catholic academics; Catholic schools; for Chastity; Falerna, Italy; for Learning; against Lightning; Pencil makers; Philosophers; Scholars; Schools; against Storms; Students; Theologians; University of Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain;
 * Thomas Bellacci – Butchers;
 * Thomas More – Adopted children; Civil servants; Court clerks; against Difficult marriages; Diocese of Arlington, Virginia; Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahasee, Florida; Lawyers; Parents of large families; Politicians; Step-parents; Widowers;
 * Thomas of Canterbury – Exeter College, Oxford, England;
 * Thomas of Villanova – Genzano di Roma, Italy;
 * Thomas the Apostle – Architects; Blind people; Builders or construction workers; Carpenters; people in Doubt; East Indies; Geometricians; India; Pakistan; Sri Lanka; Stone masons; Surveyors; Theologians;
 * Thorlac Thorhallssson – Iceland;
 * Tiburtius – against Storms;
 * Timothy – against Stomach diseases or trouble;
 * Titus – Crete;
 * Tochumra of Kilmore – Women in labor;
 * Torpes of Pisa – Mariners; Pisa, Italy;
 * Totnan – against Arthritis; against Gout; Whitewashers;
 * Transfiguration of Our Lord – Pork butchers, pork processors;
 * Tressan of Mareuil – Avenay, Champagne, France;
 * Trifone – Alessandria, Italy; Cattaro, Dalmatia or Kotor, Montenegro;
 * Trillo of Wales – Llandrillo, Wales; Llandrillo yn Rhos, Wales;
 * Trophimus of Arles – Arles, France; Children; against Drought;
 * Tryphon – Gardeners;
 * Tudwal – Treguier, France;
 * Turibius of Astorga – Astorga, Spain;
 * Turibius of Mogroveio – Latin American bishops; Native rights; Peru;
 * Tydfil – Merthyr Tydfil, Wales;
 * Ubaldus Baldassini – against Autism; sick Children; Gubbio, Italy; against Migraine or Migraines, or for Migraine sufferers; against Neuralgia; against Obsession; against or of Possessed people; Sick children;
 * Ulderic – Creazzo, Italy;
 * Ulric – city of Augsburg, Germany; against Birth complications; for a Happy death; Diocese of Augsburg, Germany; against Dizziness or vertigo; against Fever; against Frenzy; against Rats, for protection against Mice or Rats; against Moles (animals); Pregnant women;
 * Ulric of Augsburg – Weavers;
 * Urban of Langres – against Alcoholism; Barrel makers; against Blight; Dijon, France; against Fainting; against Frost; Gardeners; Langres, France; against Storms; Vine dressers; Vintners;
 * Ursicinus of Saint-Ursanne – against Stiff neck;
 * Ursinus of Bourges – Bourges, France; Shepherds;
 * Ursmar – Lobbes, Belgium;
 * Ursula – Catholic academies or Catholic schools; British Virgin Islands; city of Cologne, Germany; for a holy Death; Educators or Teachers; Students; University of Paris, France;
 * Ursus of Aosta – against Arthritis; Childbirth; Children who die before baptism; Cogne, Italy; against Fainting; Ivrea, Turin, Italy; against Kidney disease;
 * Ursus of Ravenna – against Fainting; against Kidney disease;
 * Ursus the Theban – Solothurn, Switzerland;
 * Vaast of Arras – Children; Children late learning to walk; Diocese of Arras, Boulogne and Saint-Omer, France; Eyes; Handicapped people;
 * Valentin Faustino Berri Ochoa – Bilbao, Spain, civil region; Diocese of Bilbao, Spain;
 * Valentine – Bee keepers; Engaged couples; Greeting card manufacturers; Greetings; for Happy marriages; Segovia, Spain;
 * Valentine of Rome – Bussolengo, Italy; Diocese of Passau, Germany; against Epilepsy; against Fainting; Happy marriages; Lovers; against Plague; Travelers; Young people;
 * Valentine of Terni – Terni, Italy;
 * Valeria of Milan – Thibodeaux, Louisiana;
 * Valerian – against Storms;
 * Venantius of Camerino – Camerino, Italy;
 * Venera – Santa Venera, Malta;
 * Venerius of Milan – Lighthouse keepers;
 * Veran – against Mental illness;
 * Veronica – Laundresses; Laundry workers; Photographers;
 * Viator – Catechists;
 * Victor Maurus – Asigliano, Italy; Balangero, Italy; Borghetto, Italy; Canale, Italy; Caselle Torinese, Italy; Feletto, Italy; Varese, Italy;
 * Victor of Marseilles – Cabinet makers; Davoli, Italy; against Lightning; Marseilles, France; Millers; Torture victims;
 * Victor I – Calcio, Italy;
 * Victoria – Cordoba, Spain;
 * Vigilius of Trent – Trent, Italy; Tyrol, Italy;
 * Vincent de Paul – Charities; Diocese of Richmond, Virginia; Horses; Hospital workers; Hospitals; against Leprosy; Lost articles; Madagascar; Prisoners; Saint Vincent de Paul societies; for Spiritual help; Vincentian Service Corps;
 * Vincent Ferrer – Brick makers; Builders or construction workers; Calamonaci, Italy; Castel, Agrigento, Italy; Leganes, Philippines; Pavement workers; Plumbers; Tile makers;
 * Vincent of Digne – Digne, France;
 * Vincent of Leon – Cercemaggiore, Italy;
 * Vincent of Saragossa – Lisbon, Portugal; Portugal; Vicenza, Italy; Vilamalla, Girona, Catalonia, Spain; Vinegar makers; Vintners;
 * Virgen de la Encina Sanctuary – Alava, Spain;
 * La Virgen del Coro – Donostia, Spain or Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain;
 * Virgen del Sufragio – Benidorm, Alicante, Spain;
 * Virgen of Rosario – Miners;
 * Virgilius – city of Salzburg, Austria; Slovenes;
 * Virgin de la Candelaria– Bolivia;
 * Virgin de Regla – Cuba;
 * Virgin del Carmen – Santurtzi, Spain;
 * Virgin del Remedio – San Fulgencio, Spain;
 * Virgin Mary – Aarle, Netherlands; Archdiocese of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany;
 * Virgin of Copacabana – Bolivia;
 * Virgin of Guadalupe – Estremadura, Spain; Extremadura, Spain;
 * Virgin of La Merced – Pergamino, Argentina;
 * Virgin of Manaoag – Manaoag, Pangasinan, Philippines;
 * Virgin of Patrocinio – Zacatecas, Mexico;
 * Virgin of Sheshan – China;
 * Virgin of Socavon – Oruro, Bolivia;
 * Virgin of the Sea – Almeria, Spain;
 * Visitation of Our Lady to Saint Elizabeth – Gharb or L-Gharb, Gozo, Malta;
 * Vitalian of Capua – Catanzaro, Italy;
 * Vitonus – Verdun, France;
 * Vittorio – Volterra, Italy;
 * Vitus – Actors; against Attacks by animals; Badia Calavena, Italy; Comedians; Czech Republic; Dancers; against Dog bites; Dogs; against Epilepsy; Forio, Italy; against Lightning; against Oversleeping; Prague, Czech Republic; against Saint Vitus's Dance; against Snake bites; against Storms; Vacha, Germany; Wetsens, Netherlands; against Wild animals or wild beasts; Zeven, Germany;
 * Vladimir – Converts; Parents of large families; Penitent murderers;
 * Vladimir I of Kiev – Russia;
 * Volodymyr the Great – Ukrainian Catholic Diocese of Stamford, Connecticut;
 * Walburga – Antwerp, Belgium; against Coughs and coughing; Diocese of Eichstätt, Germany; Diocese of Plymouth, England; against Dog bites; against Famine; Groigen, Netherlands; for Harvests; against Mad dogs, rabies/hydrophobia; Mariners; Oudenarde, Belgium; against Plague; against Rabies; against Storms; Zutphen, Netherlands;
 * Walstan of Bawburgh – Farm workers;
 * Walter of Pontnoise – Prisoners; Prisoners of war, POWs; Vintners;
 * Waltude – Hainault, Belgium; Mons, Belgium;
 * Wenceslaus or Wenceslaus of Bohemia – Bohemia; Brewers; Czech Republic; Moravia; Prague, Czech Republic;
 * Werburgh of Chester – Chester, England;
 * Werenfridus – Arnheim, Netherlands; Elst, Netherlands; Gardeners; against Stiff joints; Westervoort, Netherlands;
 * Wernher – Kidnap victims;
 * Wigbert of Fritzlar – Bad Hersfeld, Germany;
 * Wilfrid of York – Diocese of Middlesbrough, England; Ripon, England;
 * Wilgefortis – against Difficult marriages;
 * William Firmatus – against headaches;
 * William of Norwich – Kidnap victims; Torture victims;
 * William of Rochester – Adopted children;
 * William the Hermit – Diocese of Laoag, Philippines; Diocese of San Fernando La Union, Philippines;
 * Willibald – Diocese of Eichstatt, Germany;
 * Willibrord – against Convulsions; Luxembourg;
 * Willibrord of Echternach – Archdiocese of Utrecht, Netherlands; against Epilepsy; the Netherlands;
 * Willihad – Saxony;
 * Winifred of Wales – Gwytherin, Wales; Holywell, Wales; against Incest; Martyrs; Shrewsbury, England;
 * Winnoc – against Fever; Millers; against Whooping cough;
 * Wolfgang – Carpenters;
 * Wolfgang of Ratisbon – Diocese of Regensburg, Germany; against Paralysis; against Stomach diseases or trouble; against Stroke;
 * Wulfram of Sens – Abbeville, France; against Danger or peril at sea;
 * Wulganus – Lens, France;
 * Zedislava Berka – against Difficult marriages; People ridiculed for their piety;
 * Zeno of Verona – Babies; Children learning to speak or talk; Children learning to walk; Fishermen; Verona, Italy;
 * Zenobius of Florence – Florence, Italy;
 * Zita – Domestic workers; against Losing keys or Lost keys; single Laywomen; People ridiculed for their piety; Rape victims; Servers, waiters, waitresses; single Women;
 * Zita of Lucca – Homemakers; Lucca, Italy;
 * Zoticus of Constantinople – Poor people;