List of Catholic Patron Saints

• Mary, Our Blessed Mother – Invoke her for anything and everything. She is the most powerful of all God’s Saints, higher than even St. Michael the Archangel. She will help you attain perfection and union with Christ, her divine son.
• St. Joseph – The Patron Saint of carpenters, because he was said to be one in Holy Scripture. For the same reason, he can be considered a Patron Saint for business and financial affairs. He is an extremely powerful Saint (after Our Blessed Lady), as St. John Fischer (Martyr) testifies in his meditation on Wednesday.
• Your Guardian Angel – Always invoke him. He will protect and help you during this turbulent life against any temptation.
• St. Michael the Archangel – The Patron Saint for police officers, who bring criminals to justice. St. Michael and the holy angels defeated the devil and his angels (Apoc. xii).
• St. Raphael the Archangel – The Patron Saint for healing, both physical and spiritual. Once, Tobias became blind for a time (Tob. ii), and Raphael consoled and encouraged him during this time of trial: “And because thou wast acceptable to God, it was necessary that temptation should prove thee” (Tob. xii. 13). The holy archangel also helped Tobias when Sarah was afflicted by a devil. Maybe you should invoke him for fishing, as he helped Tobias catch a big fish.
• St. Gabriel the Archangel – His name means “Strength of God”. He appeared to Daniel during the captivity (Dan. ix.), to St. Zachary in the second Temple (Lk. i.), to the Blessed Virgin Mary (Lk. i), and to Jesus Christ himself in the garden of Gethsemane during the night of the agony.
• SS. Peter and Paul, Apostles – The Church honors these Saints on June 29th. St. Peter was the very first Sovereign Pontiff, and is therefore a beautiful Patron Saint for the Roman Catholic Church. Both are beautiful Patron Saints for writing, as they wrote letters to the faithful.
• St. John the Apostle and Evangelist – He is a Patron Saint for writing, as he wrote the beautiful Gospel which explains, in a Providential manner, of Our Lord’s Divinity. He is also a good Patron Saint for help in Chastity, as he was noted for that virtue.
• St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist – He is a beautiful Patron Saint of writing, for he wrote the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew, the first of the four Gospels in order. He is also a Patron Saint you can invoke in matters of accounting, as he was previously in “the customs house” (Mt. ix. 9).
• St. Luke the Evangelist – He is the beautiful Patron Saint for Physicians, as he was one himself during his life, as well as for artists and painters. He also had a special devotion to Our Blessed Lady; not only does he go into detail on Our Lord’s Incarnation and Early Life in his Gospel (Lk. i-ii), but he also has painted a beautiful portrait of her holding The Child Jesus.
• St. Daniel the Greater Prophet – He is a beautiful Patron Saint for zookeepers and lion tamers, because God protected him from the harm of the wild lions in their den…twice (Dan. vi. and Dan. xiv.). He was but a young boy when he was chosen by King Nabuchodonosor II to be his servant, whereas the other three Major Prophets were all adults when we hear about them in the Bible; thus God truly exalts the humble in the most beautiful ways.
• SS. Azarias, Ananias, and Misael – These were the companions of St. Daniel the Greater Prophet, untouched by the fires of Babylon’s big furnace (Dan. iii.). Therefore, they are beautiful Patron Saints for furnace working, metalworkers, fireplace workers, and persevering in even the greater trials and tribulations of life.
• Pope St. Pius X – As he spoke out actively against the heresy of modernism, which even now roams subtly in our country and the world, he is a good Patron Saint against Freemasonry and modernism.
• St. Augustine – A Patron Saint for Catholic Theology, along with St. Thomas Aquinas. God turned him from a worldly wanderer into a Doctor of The Church.
• St. Jerome, Doctor of the Church – He was guided by The Same Holy Ghost who guided the Apostles and Evangelists in their writings, and who inspired the Holy Mother Church to discern all of the confirmed Books of the Holy Bible, to translate all of the Books of the Bible into the Latin Vulgate. He is especially good to invoke when reading and meditating on the events contained therein.
• St. Nicholas of Myra, Bishop – The Patron Saint for sailors. His feast day is on December 6. He is also a Patron Saint for children, and for generosity, as his generosity was noted by countless witnesses during his life.
• St. Patrick of Ireland, Bishop – He is the Patron Saint of Ireland, whom God used to convert in an extremely beautiful way. Pray for his intercession in the restoration of the Faith in Ireland.
• St. David of Wales, Bishop – He is the Patron Saint of that country.
• St. Boniface, Apostle to Germany – He is the Patron Saint of Germany. He can also be a good Patron Saint for working with trees and lumber; he is known for cutting down the tree which was formerly worshipped by the pagans at the time.
• St. Thomas Aquinas – The Patron Saint for Catholic Theology, colleges and universities, college students, and studying. He is a powerful Saint against the errors and lies that attack the Catholic Church, including Freemasonry, even in our days.
• St. Bonaventure – He was the friend of St. Thomas Aquinas, and was especially devoted to Our Blessed Mother. Pray to him when you wish to have a greater devotion to Our Blessed Lady.
• St. Isidore of Seville – He was an erudite Bishop of Seville who guided the people there with God’s Grace. He is often said to be a Patron Saint for computers. He is also a beautiful Patron Saint for not giving up during trials and tribulations, and duties.
• St. Roderick – A Patron Saint for help in brotherly betrayals.
• St. Monica – A Patron Saint for detachment, for perseverance in prayer, and also for dysfunctional families. She, with God’s Grace, continued in prayer, and converted her pagan husband and her son, St. Augustine, who fell away into error and worldliness for a time.
• St. Dymphna – The Patron Saint for mental illness, the help thereof, and for victims of incest. During her life. following her mother’s death, her father sought to marry. When he could not, he went mad and eventually had her executed.
• St. Eustace – He is the Patron Saint of Hunting. He was formerly a hunter before he saw the vision of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, on a cross.
• St. Barbara – The Patron Saint of firefighters, as well as lightning, thunderstorms, and also (therefore) astraphobia. Unfortunately, her father was killed by a lightning strike, after he procured her death. St. Barbara is one of the Fourteen Auxiliary Saints.
• St. Vincent Ferrer – The “Angel of the Apocalypse”, he can be invoked for help during these times. He is also the Patron Saint for plumbing.
• St. Homobonus – The Patron Saint for business and business running.
• St. Bernadine of Siena – The Patron Saint for economics, especially for Thomistic Economics.
• St. Padre Pio – “Pray, hope, and don’t worry.” He his a beautiful Patron Saint for resigning oneself to God’s Holy Adorable Will and Divine Providence, as well as for help during stressful and even chaotic situations.
• St. Francis of Assisi – Can be considered the Patron Saint of the Franciscan Order he founded.
• St. Clare of Assisi – The Patron Saint for the Poor Clares, and the Sisters of the Franciscan Order.
• St. Eligius – He is the Patron Saint for electricians and electricity-working.
• St. Ignatius of Loyola – The founder of the Jesuit Order, and therefore the Patron Saint thereof.
• St. John of The Cross – He is a Patron Saint for detachment, for bearing one’s crosses in one’s state in life (given by his name), and for the Holy reform of Religious Orders. He has suffered much in trying to reform his.
• St. John Bosco – The Patron Saint for children, as he loved to teach children and instruct them in The Faith and in wholesome morals for The Glory of God.
• St. Teresa of Avila – The Patron Saint for scrupulosity. She suffered much throughout her life. She is also a beautiful Patroness for meditation.
• St. Rita – The Patron Saint of the impossible. “The things that are impossible with men, are possible with God” (Lk. xviii. 27).
• St. Therese of Liseux – A Patron Saint for “remaining little”, which was her motto during her life. She can help you to know the secret to humility…and resignation to God’s Holy Will and Adorable Divine Providence. She is also a beautiful Patroness for meditation as well. Once, she meditated on the first two words of the Pater Noster (Our Father), “Our Father”; she thought about all the ways God is Our Father.
• St. Frances of Rome – The Patron Saint of cars and car drivers. She is said to have had a visible view of her own Guardian Angel, who guided her throughout her life. Frances is a girl’s name, while Francis is a boy’s name.
• St. Philomena – A very powerful Patron Saint. She gave her will to God, so He would never deny her anything that was in accordance with His Holy Will. She is, after Our Lady of Guadalupe, also the Patron Saint of the unborn.
• St. Roderick – A beautiful Patron Saint for help during moments of betrayals from family and kinsman.
• St. Eugene de Mazenod – The Patron Saint of dysfunctional families.
• St. Zita – She was never a nun nor a religious, but she devoted herself to serving others in a beautiful way. She can and should be prayed for in relation to being resigned to and content with one’s state in life.
• St. Bernadette Soubirous – Sr. Marie Bernard is incorrupt. She was, in her youth, according to the accounts of her life, questioned by secularist authorities in France. Freemasonry was most likely present in France at the time, and therefore is a beautiful Patron Saint against Freemasonry, especially in these times. Our Lady’s “Immaculate Heart will triumph”, said Our Lady of Fatima.

(More examples will be added in the future…)