There are too many sports for them all to have patron saints, the patron saint of atheletes is Sebastian though.
Please be specific. Each diocese has its own patron saint.
I don't know if runners have their own saint, but St. Sebastian is the Patron Saint of Athletes.
There is no patron saint of 'order.' However, each religious order (eg.: Dominicans, Franciscans, Jesuits) have their own patron saints.
The patron saint of Confirmation is Saint Ambrose, who was a bishop known for his teachings on the sacraments and his strong defense of the faith. He is also known as the patron saint of learning and students.
The Patron Saint of writers and journalists is Saint Francis de Sales.There are patron saints of book sellers, book keepers and book binders but no patron saint of books.
Each diocese typically has its own patron saint that is designated as the protector and advocate for the diocese. These patron saints are often chosen based on historical or spiritual connections to the region or for a particular aspect they represent.
The Patron Saint Index lists no patron saint of losers. I would say that Saint Joseph of Cupertino would be a good candidte. Everyone he knew thought him to be insufferable; he had no talent, screwed up everything he touched and was turned away by his own mother. Yet he loved God and was of such a kind and humble spirit that he became a saint.
The patron saint of funeral directors is Saint Joseph of Arimathea. He is known for providing his own tomb for the burial of Jesus, which underscores his role in caring for the deceased. His example of compassion and respect for the dead makes him a fitting patron for those in the funeral profession.
There is no officially recognized patron saint of divorce in the Catholic Church. However, some people turn to Saint Rita of Cascia, known for her role in difficult marriages and her own challenging life circumstances, for intercession in matters related to troubled relationships. Additionally, Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, is sometimes invoked for help in seemingly hopeless situations, including divorce.
Well, darling, the patron saint of home repairs is good ol' Saint Joseph. He's the go-to guy for all your DIY needs when things start falling apart around the house. Just don't expect him to show up with a toolbox and a hammer - you're on your own for that part, honey.
I'm not sure, but, there is a devotion to the Holy Wound on the Shoulder of Our Lord Jesus (as He was Carrying the Cross). Perhaps you may pray directly to Him, under this particular devotion, and it will help with your own shoulder pain.
Many Christian people have chosen their patron saint. One with the same name. Or your birthday may be the day of a saint... A special patron god is of course not possible if you belong to a monoteistic religion, as Christianity, Islam or Judaism