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The patron saint for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion is Saint Tarcisius. He was a young martyr of the early Church, traditionally believed to have died while protecting the Eucharist from desecration. His dedication to the sacrament and his willingness to suffer for it make him a fitting intercessor for those who serve in this ministry. Saint Tarcisius is celebrated for his deep reverence for the Body of Christ.
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What is Blessed Imelda Lambertini a patron of?
She is the patron saint of first communicants as per Pope Saint Pius X.
Who is the patron saint of Eucharistic ministers?
The Patron Saint Index lists no patron saints of Eucharistic ministers. However, Saint Tarcisius would be good candidate for the position. He was martyred while taking the Eucharist to Christian being held for execution by the Roman authorities.
Who is the patron saint of bears?
The Patron Saint Inex lists no patron saints of bears.
What is Saint Angelico the patron saint of?
A patron saint is supposed to be a protector in the Catholic religion. Patron Saint Angelico is the patron saint of artists. A patron saint is a protector of life.
Who is the patron saint of boxing?
As per the Patron Saint Index, there is no patron saint of wrestlers. However, Saint Sebastian is the patron saint of all athletics and athletes.
Who is Saint Lillian the patron saint of?
Saint Lillian is not a patron saint as per the Patron Saint Index.
Who is patron saint of dolphins?
There is a patron saint of Wales but no patron saint of whales.
Who is the patron saint of voting?
There is no patron saint of voting.
Who is the patron saint of colors?
There is no patron saint of color.
Who is the patron saint of redheads?
There is no patron saint of red heads as per the Patron Saint Index.
What is Saint Cedd the patron saint of?
As per the Patron Saint Index, Saint Cedd is not a patron saint at this time.
Why is Saint David the patron saint of England?
Saint David is not a patron saint of England. He is the patron saint of Wales.
