Died young (under 25) Traveled as a missionary Joined religious life as a teen One of the 12 Apostles Survived an execution attempt Feast day in April, May, June Bishop or Pope Martyred by being flayed, dragged, or tortured Founded a religious order Martyred by arrow, spear, or beheading Deacon or Priest Born into a poor family Modern Saint (after 1900) Feast day in October, November, December Captured, enslaved, or imprisoned Martyred by fire or burning Lay person (not priest or religious) Early Church Saint (before 600) Early Church Father or Doctor of the Church Devoted to serving the sick/poor Lost a parent at a young age Consecrated Religious or Single Life Had a miraculous vision or mystical experience Known for writing important works Influenced the government for good Feast day in July, August, September Converted after living a sinful life Feast day in January, February, March Died of illness Died young (under 25) Traveled as a missionary Joined religious life as a teen One of the 12 Apostles Survived an execution attempt Feast day in April, May, June Bishop or Pope Martyred by being flayed, dragged, or tortured Founded a religious order Martyred by arrow, spear, or beheading Deacon or Priest Born into a poor family Modern Saint (after 1900) Feast day in October, November, December Captured, enslaved, or imprisoned Martyred by fire or burning Lay person (not priest or religious) Early Church Saint (before 600) Early Church Father or Doctor of the Church Devoted to serving the sick/poor Lost a parent at a young age Consecrated Religious or Single Life Had a miraculous vision or mystical experience Known for writing important works Influenced the government for good Feast day in July, August, September Converted after living a sinful life Feast day in January, February, March Died of illness
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Died young (under 25)
Traveled as a missionary
Joined religious life as a teen
One of the 12 Apostles
Survived an execution attempt
Feast day in April, May, June
Bishop or Pope
Martyred by being flayed, dragged, or tortured
Founded a religious order
Martyred by arrow, spear, or beheading
Deacon or Priest
Born into a poor family
Modern Saint
(after 1900)
Feast day in October, November, December
Captured, enslaved, or imprisoned
Martyred by fire or burning
Lay person (not priest or religious)
Early Church Saint (before 600)
Early Church Father or Doctor of the Church
Devoted to serving the sick/poor
Lost a parent at a young age
Consecrated Religious or Single Life
Had a miraculous vision or mystical experience
Known for writing important works
Influenced the government for good
Feast day in July, August, September
Converted after living a sinful life
Feast day in January, February, March
Died of illness
