Catholic Saints and Angeles

Catholic saints are individuals recognized by the Church for living lives of heroic virtue and who serve as models of faith for Catholics. Prominent examples include Mary, the mother of Jesus, and saints like Peter, Francis of Assisi, and Joan of Arc. The Catholic Church honors over 10,000 saints, who are seen as inspirational figures and intercessors. St. Mary, the Mother of God: Patron saint of all humanity, mothers, and the Church. St. Joseph: Patron saint of workers, fathers, and the universal Church. St. Peter: One of the apostles and the first Pope. St. Francis of Assisi: Known for his humility and love for creation. St. Anthony of Padua: Known for his preaching and his role as a patron saint for lost things. St. Patrick: Patron saint of Ireland.