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Francis Xavier was not missing a hand while he was alive. However, after he died the right forearm, which Xavier used to bless and baptize his converts, was detached by Superior General Claudio Acquaviva in 1614. It has been displayed since in a silver reliquary at the main Jesuit church in Rome, Il Gesù.

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What is the difference between Saint Christopher and Saint Michael?

Saint Christopher is known as the patron saint of travelers and holds a significant role in protecting individuals on their journeys. On the other hand, Saint Michael is known as the archangel who defeated Satan in a cosmic battle, symbolizing protection from evil and the leader of the heavenly armies. Both saints are revered for their protection but Saint Christopher specifically focuses on physical journeys while Saint Michael provides spiritual protection.


What is Saint Andrew's symbol?

Symbols of Saint Andrew: fish fishing net man bound to a cross man preaching from a cross old man with long white hair and a beard, holding the Gospel in his right hand, and leaning on a transverse cross preacher holding some fish Saint Andrew’s cross saltire (x-shaped) cross


How do I find my patron saint?

Click on the Patron Saint Index by clicking on this link and find the saints with your name. If you can not find a saint that shares your name, click on the Calendar of Saints (right hand column) and find your date of birth. That will show you a list of saints whose feast day falls on your birthday.


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What is a first hand relic?

A first-class relic is a physical part of a saint's body or something directly associated with Jesus Christ. It is considered the most valuable type of relic in Catholic tradition, believed to possess a special connection to the divine.

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What did the greek goddess of love hold in her missing left hand?

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Who is saint frequently depicted with quill in hand?

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