Lucy of Syracuse is considered the patron saint of writing because of a legend that says she plucked out her own eyes in a show of faith and devotion to God. This act of self-mutilation is often interpreted as symbolic of the importance of clear vision and insight in writing. Additionally, Lucy's name is associated with light and enlightenment, which are qualities often linked to the act of writing as a means of communication and expression.
St. Lucy of Syracuse is a patron saint of writers.
The patron saint of salesmen is St. Lucy of Syracuse.
Saint Lucy of Syracuse.
There are no patron saints of sales. St. Lucy of Syracuse is the patron saint of salesmen.
Lucy was born in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy.
The female patron saint of writing is Saint Lucy.
Saint Lucy Filippini (1672-1732) is a saint but not currently a patron saint. Do not confuse her with St. Lucy of Syracuse.
Lucy of Syracuse is the Patron Saint of "salesmen". Memorial date 13th December.
There is no patron saint of glass. Saint Lucy of Syracuse is the patron saint of glass blowers, however, and she and Saint Luke are the patron saints of glass makers.
If by readers you mean patrons of lectors (those who read the readings at Mass) all are male: * Bede the Venerable * Pollio * Sabas
The patron saints of reformed prostitutes are: Lucy of Syracuse Margaret of Cortona Mary Magdalen Mary of Egypt
Saint Lucy was from Syracuse, Sicily, Italy.