Patron Saints
This saint is the patron of animals and is often shown with birds.
St. Francis of Assisi
This teenage Italian boy loved video games and built a website documenting Eucharistic miracles.
Saint Carlos Acutis
The first Christian martyr in the Bible.
St. Stephen
This nun from Albania founded the Missionaries of Charity and served the poorest of the poor.
St. Teresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa
All Saints Day is celebrated every year on this date.
Nov 1
The patron saint of lost items — say his name when you lose your keys.
St Anthony of Padua
This saint survived being thrown into a den of lions — and walked out fine.
Daniel
He brought the Gospel to India and Japan and baptized over 700,000 people.
St. Francis Xavier
This Polish pope survived an assassination attempt and started World Youth Day.
St. John Paul II
The symbol of St. Peter is usually this object
hint: it unlocks Heaven.
Keys
She is the patron saint of impossible causes (and basically every Catholic mom’s go-to).
St Rita of Cascia
This saint received the stigmata — the wounds of Christ — on his body.
St Padre Pio
DAILY DOUBLE
This North American martyr lived among the Huron and Iroquois and was killed for the faith.
St. Isaac Jogues
This Italian teen loved hiking, friends, and the Eucharist ” and died at 24.
Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati
St. Patrick is symbolized by this 3-leaf plant used to teach the Trinity.
Shamrock
Patron saint of athletes — and yes, he was literally pierced by arrows.
St Sebastian
This doctor saint levitated during Mass and was known for wild miracles.
St Joseph of Cupertino
This young Mexican martyr shouted “¡Viva Cristo Rey!†before being executed.
St. Jose Luis Sánchez del Rio
This father of 10 refused to deny the faith and was martyred during WWII.
St. Maximilian Kolbe
Palm branches are a symbol of this kind of saint.
Martyrs
DAILY DOUBLE
This saint is the patron of the internet - pretty wild since he lived in the 1200s.
St. Isidore of Seville
Legend says this saint defeated a dragon - - yes, a dragon.
St George
Known as Lily of the Mohawks,- she was the first Native American saint.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha
Canonized in 2018, this young boy gave up his own food during the Depression to feed the poor.
St. Nunzio Sulprizio
This saint is symbolized by a lily, carpenters tools, and the child Jesus.
St Joseph