patron saint

While others were named in honor of their patron saints.

Now the patron saints of this project are doing it again."

The forms are named after patron saints of the universal church.

There, they were elected to be the city's principal patron saints.

It is divided into 24 parishes with many different patron saints.

There were two patron saints with whom the town directed their devotion.

"It is a competition to see whose patron saints are more powerful with God.

Many were used only rarely to honor the patron saints of the villages.

She is now one of the patron saints of France.

And only one thing was possible: I would consult the patron saints of childbirth.

They were used on renaissance monuments when patron saints became unacceptable.

The main altarpiece is dedicated to the church's two patron saints.

"This road is crawling with men who make mine look like patron saints.

These are most often made to honor patron saints or Mexico's patriot heroes.

There were said to be patron saints for fools and madmen.

Off the top of my head, I did not know the patron saints of childbirth.

They are more like patron saints than envy-producing power moguls.

The vault paintings depict the scenes from lives of some patron saints.

They are the patron saints of medical doctors.

In the past two Christian names were given to a child so that he or she had two patron saints instead of just one.

He is regarded as one of the patron saints of difficult marriages.

As you may know or perhaps have heard, Catholics have an asset called patron saints.

Many revolve around neighborhood and other local patron saints.

Until now, Europe had only male patron saints.

"If I were to celebrate all the patron saints, I'd be running around like crazy."