How's your patron saint?

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Just curious 😛

Mine are St Rita of Cascia and Saint Jude Thaddaeus.
 
St. Anne, the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary is very very busy, listening to many novenas and asking Jesus to listen to her intercessions.

And I’m Glad!
 
Oh, she’s very well, thank you. 😃 St. Ann, mother of the Blessed Mother. 🙂
 
I think you meant “who” is my patron saint (que), not “how” (como).

My patron saints are St. Monica and St. Anne. I’m also fond of St. Elizabeth Seton. 🙂
 
St. Faustina, my confirmation Saint.

While they’re not a patron “Saint” I also pray for the Holy Souls often.
 
Are you attempting to as WHO our patron Saints are, instead of HOW?

Mine is dead, and has been for several hundred years. That is HOW he is.

WHO he is, is St. John Eudes.
 
😃 I noticed now. I wanted to say “who’s your patron saint” not “how’s”.

kimbari, I know English I was just inattentive.

The Old Medic, why are you making such a big deal?
 
I chose Saint Emiliana at confirmation (I use Emily for short)

I’ve also recently discovered Saint Paulina, the first Brazilian saint 😃
 
St. Francis is playing with wolves and planning peace demonstrations on Earth.
 
People, I was obviously asking WHO’s your patron saint, I was just inattentive, there’s no need to mock me!
 
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People, I was obviously asking WHO’s your patron saint, I was just inattentive, there’s no need to mock me!
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Oh, no, we are not mocking you. This is all in good humor. I love telling stories about people whom I know.
 
I’ve got a couple of them, special times call for special people.

Other than the Blessed Mother, whom I generally ask for her intercession under her title “Our Lady of Perpetual Help”…

St. Joseph of Arimathea is one

and the whole Holy Martyrs of Vietnam are another.
 
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Look at “The Old medic”'s response… Anyway… Is it possible to change the title of a thread?
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Indeed, I was tempted to chastise him over his apparent lack of humor. As for changing a discussion’s title, I would just ask a moderator (be specific in your message, though).
 
St. Ignatius of Loyola- his Spiritual Exercises changed my life! 😃
 
I have these two for good reasons. Mine are St. Brigid of Ireland, and St. Joan of Arc. Still sneaking the third saint, which I haven’t discovered yet.
 
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