Yes. She is the patron of:
•against in-law problems
•against the death of children
•against toothache
•bakers
•beggars
•brides
•charitable societies
•charitable workers
•charities
•countesses
•exiles
•falsely accused people
•hoboes
•homeless people
•hospitals
•lacemakers
•lace workers
•nursing homes
•nursing services
•people in exile
•people ridiculed for their piety
•tertiaries
•tramps
•widows
•Sisters of Mercy
•Teutonic Knights
•Erfurt, Germany, diocese of
•Jaro, Philippines, archdiocese of
Yes. She is the patron of:
•against in-law problems
•against the death of children
•against toothache
•bakers
•beggars
•brides
•charitable societies
•charitable workers
•charities
•countesses
•exiles
•falsely accused people
•hoboes
•homeless people
•hospitals
•lacemakers
•lace workers
•nursing homes
•nursing services
•people in exile
•people ridiculed for their piety
•tertiaries
•tramps
•widows
•Sisters of Mercy
•Teutonic Knights
•Erfurt, Germany, diocese of
•Jaro, Philippines, archdiocese of
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is one of several patron saints of hospitals.
Please be specific as there are a number of saints named Elizabeth who are patron saints.
The Patron Saint of cooking is St, Lawrence of Rome. The Patron Saints of Baking are St. Elizabeth of Hungary and St. Nicholas
St. Elizabeth of Hungary is the patron saint of bakers, beggars, and the homeless. She is also the patron saint of the Franciscan Third Order.
Patron saints of charities (volunteers): •Elizabeth of Hungary •Elizabeth of Portugal •Vincent de Paul
Elizabeth Rose is not a patron saint.
Elizabeth Rose is not a patron saint.
Yes, St. Elizabeth of Hungary is considered a patron saint of bakers, countesses, the death of children, falsely accused people, the homeless, nursing services, tertiaries, widows, and young brides.
The patron saint of brick layers is Saint Stephen of Hungary.
There are a number of saints named Elizabeth. Please be specific.
St. Elizabeth, the mother of St. John the Baptist, is the patron saint of expectant mothers.
There is no patron saint of conflict. However, St. Elizabeth of Portugal is the saint to invoke in the time of war.