There are no patron saints of theft. However, St. Nicholas of Myra is the patron saint of thieves as he worked hard to reform them. Sometimes thieves are called "Clerks of St. Nicholas."
No, Saint Nicholas is not the patron saint of thieves. He is the patron saint of children, sailors, and the falsely accused.
St. Nicholas of Myra is considered the patron saint of thieves and thieves were frequently referred to as "clerks of St. Nicholas." Nicholas was not, himself, a thief but he did work to try to convert thieves.
Saint Nicholas of Myra is the patron saint of children, scholars and penitent thieves as well as a number of other causes. For a complete list of his patronages, click on this link.
Hermes is the patron of athletes, thieves, liars, shepherds, cowherds, and travelers
Saint Dismas is known as the patron saint of criminals and prisoners. He is revered for his repentance and acceptance of Jesus Christ while being crucified alongside him. Saint Dismas is often invoked for intercession by those seeking forgiveness and guidance in times of trouble.
The patron saints of murderers are:CaedwallaGuntramnusJulian the HospitallerNicholas of MyraSolomonVladimirAs per the Patron Saint Index
The cast of The Thieves Guild - 2005 includes: Audrey Dunham as Cassandra Ben Lazarus as Bar patron Kevin Razo as Parole Officer
The patron god of Cabin 11 is Hermes, the Greek god of trade, travelers, and thieves. Children of Hermes who stay in Cabin 11 are often known for their agility, cunning, and mischievous nature.
His powers are When you need luck he will be the one to help you because he is the god of Luck and Fortune.Hermes was the messenger god and the patron of merchants and thieves.
He is the messenger of the gods. He is the patron of thieves, literature, liars, poetry and poets, weights, invention, and most economical and commerce-related standards.
He was the messenger of the gods - no rivals there. He was patron of merchants and thieves - no rivals there.
The Greeks did not have a specific god associated with mischief. The closest they would have is Hermes, who was the patron of Thieves and was considered the most cunning, after Athena.