Saint Christopher is the Catholic patron saint of travellers, but most probably a purely mythological figure, and as such recently removed from the official list of recognised saints. The tale is that he carried the infant Jesus across a river. Although removed from the canon, Christopher continues to be widely revered.
St. Christopher gave comfort to the many Christians who were being persecuted. He refused to sacrifice for pagan gods.
St. Christopher is the patron saint of travel. He is also believed to represent strength on your journey. St. Christopher is said to be one of the most famous of all saints.
There are conflicting accounts about St. Christopher's background and family. Some sources suggest he had a sibling, while others do not mention any siblings. The exact details may vary in different traditions and sources.
Nope... St. Christopher was alive long before Christopher Columbus was even born.
Hang On St. Christopher was created in 1987.
St. Christopher Ameiva was created in 1802.
Christopher St George was born in 1812.
Christopher St. Germain was born in 1460.
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Christopher St George died in 1877.
No, Saint Christopher is not Santa Claus. Saint Christopher is a Christian martyr, known as the patron saint of travelers, while Santa Claus is a popular figure associated with Christmas and gift-giving.
Traditionaly, St. Christopher, St. Brigid of Ireland, St. Bona of Pisa and St. Joseph of Cupertino are all patrons of travelers.