The communion of saints

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Saints for common needs

St. Anthony of PaduaWhen something is lost or missingSt. DymphnaFor anxiety, depression, trauma, or mental illnessSt. JosephFor fathers, families, housing, or a peaceful deathSt. Joseph the WorkerFor employment, work, and financial stabilitySt. Jude ThaddeusWhen a situation feels hopelessSt. MonicaFor a child or loved one far from the faithSt. Peregrine LaziosiFor cancer, chronic illness, or serious diseaseSt. Rita of CasciaFor impossible circumstances or a troubled marriageSt. Raphael the ArchangelFor healing, a safe journey, or a good relationshipSt. Gianna Beretta MollaFor pregnancy, motherhood, or medical decisionsSt. AnneFor mothers, grandmothers, family unity, or infertilitySt. Joseph of CupertinoFor exams, learning struggles, or air travelSt. Thomas AquinasFor wisdom, understanding, and serious studySt. ChristopherFor safe travel and protection on the roadSt. Michael the ArchangelFor protection, courage, or spiritual struggleSt. Benedict of NursiaFor peace in the home, discipline, or spiritual protectionSt. Francis of AssisiFor animals, creation, peace, or a simpler lifeSt. Isidore the FarmerFor farming, gardens, weather, and rural workSt. MarthaFor homemaking, hospitality, cooking, or overwhelming responsibilitiesSt. LucyFor eye problems, vision, or light in darknessSt. BlaiseFor throat illness or breathing concernsSt. AgathaFor breast illness, assault recovery, or courageSt. Maximilian KolbeFor addiction, recovery, or courage under pressureSt. Ignatius of LoyolaFor discernment, a major decision, or finding directionSt. Elizabeth Ann SetonFor grief, widowhood, single parenting, or Catholic educationSt. CeciliaFor music, musicians, singing, or creative giftsSt. Francis de SalesFor writing, communication, patience, or gentleness

The saints do not replace Jesus. They pray with us and lead us closer to him.