Patron Saint Pin - graduations, confirmations, communions

A small gold look pin that is approximate one inch (25mm) in height to wear on your collar or lapel. Presented on gift card that explains more about your saint of choice.

The perfect gift for those celebrating their Confirmation due to the choosing of their Saint. The choosing of a patron Saint usually reflects a shared interest with the child, such as a would-be global traveller choosing St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, or a cellist choosing St Gerard, Patron Saint of Musicians. An important decision to make in the sacrament of Confirmation, and a deeply personal one. Here is a list of saints and what they are known to be the Patron of...

Saint Adrian the Patron of soldiers

Saint Agatha the Patron of Bell founders and Breast diseases

Saint Agnes and Saint Dymphna  Rape

Saint Agnes Chastity and Girl Scouts

Saint Alban the Patron of Refugees

Saint Albert the Patron of Medical technologists and Scientists

Saint Alexis the patron of pilgrims and beggars

Saint Alphonsus the Patron of Vocations

Saint Ambrose the Patron of Learning

Saint Andrew the Patron of Scotland

Saint Anne the Patron of Grandmothers, Mothers, Women in labor and Horse riders

Saint Anthony the Patron of Lost articles, the Poor, Amputees and Cemetery workers

Saint Appolonia the Patron of Dentists

Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo the patron of Theologians

Saint Barbara -  Ammunition workers, Architects, Builders,  Miners, Storms and Sudden death

Saint Barnabas the patron of Cyprus

Saint Bartholomew the Patron of Plasterers

Saint Benedict the Patron of Monks and Poisoning

Saint Bernadine the Patron of Advertising

Saint Bernadino the Patron of Impulsive and uncontrolled gambling

Saint Bernard the Patron of the Alps, Mountain climbers, Skiers and Jewelers

Saint Blaise the Patron of Wild animals

Saint Bonaventura  Bowel disorders

Saint Boniface  Patron of Germany, Tailors and Brewers

Saint Brendan the Patron of Navigators and Sailors

Saint Bridget the Patron of Ireland and Fallen women

Saint Camillus the Patron of Nurses and the Sick

Saint Catherine of Sienna the Patron of Italy, Jurors and Fire prevention

Saint Catherine the Patron of Philosophers, Secretaries, Spinsters

Saint Cecelia the Patron of Poets, Singers, Composers, Musicians, the Throat and Vocalists

Saint Charles Borromeo the Patron of Clergy, Colic, Stomach trouble and Ulcers

Saint Christina  Millers, Insanity and Psychiatrists

Saint Christopher the Patron of Bachelors, Drivers, Travel and Travellers

Saint Clare of Assisi the Patron of Television

Saint Clement the Patron of Tanners and Mariners

Saint David the Patron Saint of Wales and Doves

Saint Dennis the Patron of France and Headaches

Saint Dominic Savio the Patron of Choir members

Saint Dominic the Patron of Astronomers and Astronomy

Saint Dorothy the Patron of Florists

Saint Dunstan the Patron of Goldsmiths and Locksmiths

Saint Dymphna the Patron of Family harmony, Insanity, Mental illness, Nerves and Runaways

Saint Edmund Patron Saint of England before the adoption of St. George

Saint Elizabeth the Patron of Separated spouses and Difficult marriages

Saint Elmo aka St. Erasmus of Formiae  Patron Saint of Sailors

Saint Eligius  (Eloy or Eloi)  patron of Goldsmiths, Blacksmiths, Horses, Taxi Drivers & Mechanics

Saint Euphemia patron of  Rovinj, Croatia

Saint Eustace patron of Hunters and those facing adversity

Saint Felicitas or Felicity of Rome patron of Widows and Mothers of Dead Sons

Saint Florian the Patron of Austria, Firefighters and chimney sweeps

Saint Francis De Sales the Patron of Confessors, the Deaf, Journalists and Teachers

Saint Francis of Assisi the Patron of Animals, Birds, Fire, Merchants and Solitary death

Saint Francis Xavier The patron of the Orient, Missionaries, Navigators and Sailors

Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini the Patron of Immigrants, emigrants, Missioners and Wine makers

Saint Gabriel the Patron of Youth, Clerics and Communications workers

Saint Genesius the Patron of Actors, Comedians, Dancers, Epilepsy and Lawyers

Saint George the Patron of England, Chivalry and Soldiers

Saint Gerard the Patron of Pregnant women and those Falsely accused

Saint Germaine the Patron of Child abuse

Saint Gertrude the Patron of West Indies

Saint Giles the Patron of Disabled,Beggars and lepers

Saint Gregory the Great the Patron of Teachers, Students and Musicians

Saint Helena the Patron of Archaeologists

Saint Henry the Patron of Childless and of the Handicapped

Saint Hippolytus the Patron of horses, prisons and prison officers

Saint Hubert the Patron of Hunters and Mathematicians

Saint Ignatius Loyola the Patron of Jesuit Order and Retreats

Saint Ignatius of Antioch the Patron of Churches in the eastern Mediterranean

Saint Isidore the Patron of Ranchers

Saint Ives the Patron of Advocates and Judges

Saint James the Greater the Patron of Pilgrims, arthritis, Blacksmiths and Laborers

Saint James the Less the Patron of Hat makers

St. Januarius patron of Naples and volcanic eruptions

Saint Jerome the Patron of Librarians, Scholars, Students and Abandoned children

Saint Joan of Arc the Patron of France, Service women and Virgins

Saint John Berchman the Patron of Alter / Mass servers

Saint John Bosco the Patron of Editors

Saint John Nepomuk Patron of Silence and Floods

Saint John Regis the Patron of Medical social workers

Saint John the Baptist the Patron of Baptism, Conversion and Tailors

Saint John the Evangelist the Patron of Book sellers, Art dealers and Printers

Saint John the Patron of Heart ailments and Orators

Saint John Vianney the Patron of Pawnbrokers and Priests

Saint Joseph the Patron of Belgium, Carpenters, Married couples and Pioneers

Saint Joseph/Saint Anne the Patron of Canada

Saint Jude the Patron of Desperation ands Hopeless causes

Saint Julian Hospitaller Patron of Hospitality, innkeepers, travelers, and boatmen

Saint Justina patron of Padua

Saint Lawrence the Patron of Fire and Banks

Saint Leonard the Patron of Prisoners, captives, and slaves

Saint Lidwina the Patron of Skaters

Saint Longinus patron of Mantua

Saint Louis the Patron of Child Death

Saint Louise the Patron of Orphans and Widows

Saint Lucy the Patron of the Poor, Cutters, Eyes, Peddlers, Saddlers and Salespersons

Saint Lucy/Saint Lawrence the Patrons of Blindness

Saint Luke the Patron of Artists, Doctors, Jewelers, Physicians, Sculptors and Surgeons

Saint Margaret Mary the Patron of Polio

Saint Margaret of Antioch patron of Women in Childbirth

Saint Margaret the Patron of Homelessness

Saint Mark the Patron of Venice, Glaziers and Stained glass workers

Saint Martha the Patron of Housewives, Domestic workers and Servants

Saint Martin the Patron of Vintners and Alcoholics

Saint Martin de Porres the Patron of Negroes

Saint Mary Magdalene the Patron of Frail and Penitent Women

Saint Mary Mackillop the Patron of Australia

Saint Matthew the Patron of Accountants, Bankers, Bookkeepers, Stock brokers and Tax collectors

Saint Matthias the Patron of Carpenters and Tailors

Saint Maurice the Patron of Infantrymen, Cramp and Swordsmiths

Saint Maximilian Kolbe the Patron of Drug Addiction

Saint Michael the Patron of Battles, Germany, Grocers, Police officers, Radiologists, Seafarers

Saint Monica the Patron of Alcoholism, Bakers, Brewers, Children, Coopers, Greece and Peace

Saint Nicholas/Saint Dorothy the Patron of Brides

Saint Norbert the Patron of Peasants

Saint Pancras the Patron of  Children

Saint Pantaleon the Patron of Physicians

Saint Patrick the Patron of Ireland, Snake bites and Tooth ache

Saint Paul the Hermit the Patron of Clothing

Saint Paul the Patron of Authors, Press, Publishers and Writers

Saint Peregrine the Patron of Cancer and Skin diseases

Saint Peter the Apostle Patron of Fisherman and Ship builders

Saint Peter the Martyr Patron of Inquisitors and Midwives

Saint Philip  Patron of Cooks and Bakers

Saint Phocas  Patron of Gardeners

Saint Raphael the Patron of Pharmacists, Chemists, Eye diseases, Lovers and Shepherds

Saint Raymond Nonnatus the Patron of Obstetricians

Saint Rita the Patron of Healing of wounds, Loneliness and Tumours

Saint Robert the Patron of Catechists

Saint Roch the Patron of Dogs, Plague and Pestilence

Saint Romanus of Rouen Patron of Rouen

Saint Rosalia - Patron of Palermo and of Sicilian mariners

Saint Rose of Lima the Patron of South America and against Vanity

Saint Scholastica the Patron of Convulsions in Children and rain

Saint Sebastian the Patron of Athletes, Enemies of religion, Gardeners, Iron mongers, Undertakers

Saint Stephen the Patron of Austria, Casket makers, Hungary and Stone masons

Saint Swithin - Weather

Saint Theresa of Avila the Patron of Headache sufferers

Saint Theresa the Patron of Missions and Tuberculosis

Saint Therese patron of missions and florists

Saint Thomas Aquinas the Patron of Universities and Students

Saint Thomas More the Patron of Civil servants, Court Workers, Lawyers and Widowers

Saint Thomas the Patron of Architects, Builders and India

Saint Ursula the Patron of Young Girls

Saint Victor the Moor or Victor of Milan Patron of Varese, Italy

Saint Victor of Marseilles Patron of Torture Victims

Saint Vincent of Saragossa patron of Vintners

Saint Vincent de Paul the Patron of Charitable Societies

Saint William the Patron of Adopted children

Saint Winifred the Patron of Virgins

Saint Yves (Saint Ivo of Kermartin) patron of Lawyers