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Saint Genevieve is the matron saint against epidemics and plagues! When she was seven years old, Genevieve met Saint Germanus of Auxerre on his way to England. Germain befriended her because of her insistence on wanting to live her life for God, and prophesied her future sanctity. She took the veil at age 15. Prophesied invasions and disasters for Paris. Could read consciences and calm the possessed. When Paris was besieged by the Franks, she encouraged its defense, organized prayers for God‘s protection of the city, and led an expedition for food to relieve the siege. Caused a church to be built on the tomb of Saint Denis. In 1129, the procession of her relics through Paris is believed to have ended an epidemic.

From a vintage holy card. A beautiful maiden imprisoned in a high tower by her father Dioscorus for disobedience. While there, she was tutored by philosophers, orators and poets. With the help of Origen and Valentinian, she converted to Christianity. Her father denounced her to the local authorities for her faith, and they ordered him to kill her. She escaped, but he caught her, dragged her home by her hair, tortured her, and killed her. He was immediately struck by lightning, or according to some sources, fire from heaven. Her imprisonment led to her association with towers, then the construction and maintenance of them, then to their military uses. Her Memorial is December 4.

Born in 1586 in Lima, Peru to Spanish colonists, and named Isabel Flores de Olivia, she was exceptionally beautiful. From an early age, Rose wanted to become a nun. She often prayed and fasted in secret. St. Rose kept herself cloistered in her room, spending long periods in prayer. It was said she slept only two hours per night so as to have more time for prayer. When she turned 20, she was permitted to join the Third Order of St. Dominic. She continued a life of extreme prayer, fasting and penance. Her feast day is August 23 around the world, although some countries, like Peru, celebrate her on August 30.St. Rose is the patroness of those who suffer ridicule for their piety. and people who suffer family problems.

A beautiful maiden imprisoned in a high tower by her father Dioscorus for disobedience. While there, she was tutored by philosphers, orators and poets. With the help of Origen and Valentinian, she converted to Christianity. Her father denounced her to the local authorities for her faith, and they ordered him to kill her. She escaped, but he caught her, dragged her home by her hair, tortured her, and killed her. He was immediately struck by lightning, or according to some sources, fire from heaven. Her imprisonment led to her association with towers, then the construction and maintenance of them, then to their military uses. Her Memorial is December 4.

Saint Maria Goretti, the Martyr of Purity, from a 20th century holy card. Born at Corinaldo, near Ancona, Italy, October 16, 1890; died near Nettuno, Italy, July 6, 1902; beatified 1947 by Pope Pius XII; canonized in 1950; feast day July 6. Maria Goretti is the patron saint of teenagers, particularly girls.

A strong. yet tender image of Saint Joseph with the Child Jesus. Devotion to him as a Saint, fervent in the East from early ages, has later grown in the West in such marvellous wise that he is now formally constituted the Patron Saint of the Universal Church, and that the nations of Christendom vie with one another in doing him honor. The churches and altars dedicated to him in all parts of the world are literally numberless. Memorial: March 19. (from https://catholicsaints.info/)

The letter “N” in Arabic. It is used by ISIS to identify who is a Nazarene - a follower of Jesus of Nazareth…a Christian. It is being drawn on houses, targeting it’s Christian occupants. Wear this in solidarity with our Christian brothers and sisters in the Middle East.

An image of St. Francis de Sales, Bishop, from a 20th Century catholic holy card.

An image of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, depicted in a stained glass window. Princess, the daughter of King Andrew of Hungary. Great-aunt of Saint Elizabeth of Portugal. She married Prince Louis of Thuringa at age 13. Built a hospital at the foot of the mountain on which her castle stood; tended to the sick herself. Her family and courtiers opposed this, but she insisted she could only follow Christ’s teachings, not theirs. Once when she was taking food to the poor and sick, Prince Louis stopped her and looked under her mantle to see what she was carrying; the food had been miraculously changed to roses. Upon the death of Louis, Elizabeth sold all that she had. She is the patron saint of bakers and related fields.

Saint Damien De Veuster, born Jozef De Veuster, was a Roman Catholic priest from Belgium and member of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, a missionary religious institute.

Ite Ad Joseph -- Go to Joseph

This one is for few of us that still believe in the Tridentine Mass.

Ite Ad Joseph -- Go to Joseph

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes is a Catholic Marian shrine and pilgrimage site dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes in the town of Lourdes in France.

Defender of the Faith: Athanasius

The portrait of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, the patron saint of healing. Pray to Saint Pio for relief of suffering and pain.

Blessed Stanley Rother, Priest and Martyr. Graduated from Mount Saint Mary’s seminary in Maryland. Priest in the archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A pipe smoker. Missionary to Guatemala in 1968. Murdered for his work and faith, at approximately 2am on 28 July 1981 in his rectory in Santiago Atitlán, Sololá, Guatemala. Beatified 23 September 2017 by Pope Francis.

Saint Mary Magdalene, from a free standing statue, 19th century, in the style of Andrea della Robbia.

From a 19th Century stained glass window in London, UK.