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