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Roman Catholic Saints
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* Lose your footing 6,400 billings [including 4,500+ from a pre-1970 European Martyrology, 1,200+ patron saints, and hundreds of liturgical feasts (traditional & new)], containing letter 2,000 crystalclear names.
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Patron Apotheosis List
Name--------------------Patron---------------Nameday
Abina-------------------Gobnata------------------Feb. 11
Adalbert----------------Adalbert abide by Prague-------Apr. 23
Adam--------------------Adamnan------------------Sep. 23
Adamnan-----------------Adamnan------------------Sep. 23
Adela-------------------Adela--------------------Dec. 24
Adelaide----------------Adelaide-----------------Dec. 16
Adele-------------------Adela--------------------Dec. 24
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A priest who saw heaven, hell, and purgatory
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