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December 04, 2021

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December Saints - A List of Saints for the month of December - which is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. Click each link to find out more about these Holy heroes of the Faith!

Did You Know the Month of December is Dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of Mary? (Click to learn more)

Saint December 1 : Saintly Charles de Foucauld who Converted from a Selfish Life to the Life of a Hermit in the Desert

Saint December 1 : St. Edmund Campion an English Jesuit Martyr who went Barefoot as a Pilgrim to Rome

Saint December 2 : St. Bibiana the Patron of Hangovers, Headaches, Mental illness, Torture Victims - With Prayer

Saint December 3 : St. Francis Xavier a Jesuit Priest Missionary and Patron of Missionaries; Precious Blood; Navigators; Missions; Plague

Saint December 4 : St. John Damascene a Doctor of the Church

Saint of December 4 : St. Barbara who was Shut in a Tower by her Father and the Patron of #Mathematicians, Miners, Military #Engineers, #Lightning, Sudden Death

Saint December 5 : St. Sabbas who Entered a Monastery at Age 8 and became a Hermit - a Founder of Eastern Monasticism

Saint December 5 : Blessed Niels Stensen, a Convert who was a Famous Scientist and Became a Bishop Devoted to the Eucharist

Saint December 6 : Saint Nicholas the Patron of Children, Sailors, Prostitutes, Thieves - The Real #SantaClaus

Saint December 7 : St. Ambrose Bishop and Doctor of the Church who Baptized St. Augustine and the Patron of Candle makers, Pets, Students

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Saint December 9 : St. Juan Diego the Witness of the Miracle of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico

Saint December 10 : Our Lady of Loreto - Remembering the Home of Mary's Birth and where the Incarnation occurred

Saint December 11 : St. Eulalia of Mérida a Virgin and Martyr of Spain - Legend says a Dove Flew out of her Mouth as she Died

Saint December 12 : Our Lady of Guadalupe the Patroness of Americas and Unborn - : #Guadalupe Miracle Image which appeared on a Tilma

Saint December 13 : St. Lucy : Patron of Blind; Martyrs; Epidemics; Salesmen, Throat infections

Saint December 14 : St. John of the Cross a Doctor of the Church, Friend of St. Theresa and the Patron of Contemplatives; #Mystics; Spanish Poets

Saint December 15 : St. Mary di Rosa the Foundress of the Handmaids of Charity who Ministered to Wounded on Battlefields

Saint December 16 : St. Adelaide the Patroness of Princesses who Helped the Poor, Evangelized, and Built and Restored Monasteries

Saint December 17 : St. John of Matha the Founder of the Trinitarians an Order of the Most Holy Trinity for the Redemption of Captives

Saint December 17 : St. Lazarus, whom Jesus raised from the Dead and Brother of St. Martha, St. Mary Magdalene

Saint December 18 : St. Winebald a Benedictine Abbot and Missionary who Died in 761

Saint December 19 : Blessed Urban V : Pope who Died in 1370 in Avignon, France

Saint December 20 : St. Dominic of Silos whom the Founder of the Dominicans was Named after and Patron of Against Rabies; Captives; Pregnant Women; Prisoners; Shepherds

Saint December 21 : Saint Peter Canisius, a Jesuit and the Patron of Catholic Press and Germany - #Deutschland

Saint December 22 : St. Chaeremon a Bishop and Martyr during the anti-Christian persecution instituted by Emperor Trajanus Decius

Saint December 23 : St. John of Kanty of Poland who Distributed to the Poor all the Money and Clothes he had, Retaining only what was Absolutely Necessary

Saint December 24 : St. Charbel of Lebanon a Mystic and Hermit who Loved the Eucharist

Saint December 25 : Birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ - Merry Christmas!

Saint December 26 : St. Stephen the Protomartyr and Patron of Deacons; Headaches; Horses; Masons

Saint December 27 : St. John the Apostle and Patron of Authors, Theologians, Publishers, Friendships, and Painters

Saint December 29 : St. Thomas Becket an Archbishop of Canterbury who was a Martyr and the Patron of Clergy

Saint December 30 : Bl. Eugenia Ravasco who was Dedicated to the Hearts of Jesus and Mary and Foundress of Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

Saint December 31 : St. Sylvester the Pope who Converted and Baptized Constantine and Miraculously Cured him of Leprosy

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