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Wikipedia has a good list, its not complete, but its good.
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The Sumerian demons list in ancient Mesopotamian mythology is significant because it provides insight into the beliefs and fears of the people of that time. The list includes various malevolent spirits and creatures that were believed to cause harm and chaos in the world. Studying this list helps us understand how ancient Mesopotamians viewed the supernatural and how they sought protection from these malevolent forces through rituals and incantations.
There have been about 80 popes who are considered as saints. Some of these were declared saints in the early Church before the canonization process existed. Others are in various stages of canonization. See the complete list of popes and you will find all the popes who are saints, canonized saints and candidates for sainthood.
I can find no St. Erica in the list of canonized saints. The name is probably derived from the name Eric and there are several saints by that name.
He has canonized over 800 new saints. On May 12, 2013, Pope Francis canonized 813 Martyrs from the Italian city of Otranto, along with two Latin American religious Foundresses, Mother Laura Montoya e Upegui - the first Colombian saint - and Mother Maria Guadalupe Garcia Zavala, from Mexico. For a complete list of all saints canonized by Pope Francis click here.
John Paul II beatified 1,340 people and canonized 483 saints - far too many to list here.
For a clickable list of all the French saints, click on this link. The number changes now and then as new saints are canonized so I will not give you a number.
For a long list of saints whose names start with the letter E go to the Patron Saint Index by clicking this link.
Answer: Although no official list of canonized saints in the Catholic Church exists, it would be safe to assume that there are roughly 10,000 officially canonized saints. Because of the nature of canonization, which includes rigorous investigation into the deceased's life and the evidence needed for two miracles, it would not be wrong to say that the 10,000 number is on the low side of the actual amount.
Click on this link for a fairly comprehensive list of patron saints.
Before the 12th century there was no official system for canonization. Saints were declared by popular acclamation, usually with the approval of a bishop. In the 12th century the power to declare saints was removed from local control and placed with the pope. Today the office in Rome that investigates candidates for sainthood is called the Sacred Congregation for the Causes of Saints. Saints declared before the 12th century are thus called pre-congregational saints. The Congregation investigates possible saints and makes recommendations to the pope.
For a list of saints and their patronages see the Patron Saints Index.
Click on the link below to the Patron Saint Index for a list of many of the saints.
There are well over 10,000 named saints and impossible to list here. For a list on many of these saints click on this link.