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St. Christopher is a Catholic Patron Saint, true he is for travellers, but he has patronage over many, many things, below is a full list: against epilepsy

against floods

against lightning

against pestilence

archers

automobile drivers

automobilists

bachelors

Baden, Germany

Barga, Italy

boatmen

bookbinders

Brunswick, Germany

bus drivers

cab drivers

epileptics

fruit dealers

Fubine, Italy

fullers

gardeners

hailstorms

Havana, Cuba

holy death

lightning

lorry drivers

mariners

market carriers

Mecklenburg, Germany

motorists

pestilence

porters

Rab, Croatia

sailors

Saint Christopher's Island

Saint Kitts

storms

sudden death

taxi drivers

toothache

Toses, Girona, Catalonia, Spain; transportation

transportation workers

travellers

truck drivers

truckers

watermen

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