10/06/2024
WHAT SAINTS CAN PROTECT US?
Our Lady of Conception. She protects your Spiritual well-being. Light a white candle once a week, put some rose petals in a tissue with a letter of request's... If you want to live a truly holy life today, one of the best ways is to imitate the Blessed Virgin Mary. Her Ten Evangelical Virtues shine through the Holy Scriptures as a glorious way to salvation for each of us. Blessings and good luck !!
Saint George. St George is the patron saint of soldiers, archers, chivalry, cavalry, riders, saddlers, and farmers and field hands. He will help you with strength and courage. The legend goes that he was a Dragon Slayer... The first records of his influence appearing in England can be seen as far back as the court of Richard the Lionheart.
Saint Patrick. St Patrick was sainted for bringing the Christian faith to Ireland in the 5th century. As the first bishop in Irish history, St Patrick is believed to be the founder of Christianity in Ireland. Much of the Irish population believed in ancient Celtic polytheistic practices considered heresy by the Catholic church. Saint Patrick protects people from dangerous snakes.
Saint Christopher. He is the patron saint of all travellers including motorists. Long distance Lorry drivers hang a small image of him in the cabin for good luck on the road. According to legend, he was crossing a river when a child asked to be carried across. He lifted the child on to his back and crossed the river although the child was extremely heavy. Unknown to Saint Christopher the child was really Christ carrying the weight of the whole world.
Saint David. Known for his life of pious austerity, St David travelled southwest of the UK, creating monasteries and churches, and spreading the word of God. He was known for many miraculous acts of healing and even the blessing of bees. One legend tells of how, when preaching, the ground rose below him so that he was standing on a hill, allowing him to reach more people.
Saint Andrew. The legend of St Andrew relates that when sentenced to death by crucifixion by the Roman governor Aegeas, in Greece, St Andrew requested that his cross be X shaped as he didn’t believe himself worthy of being executed in the same manner as Jesus. This style of crucifixion is reflected in the Scottish flag - the Saltire, which features a white diagonal cross on a blue background. This Saint protects you against suffering and worry. (The Oracle - Tarot and Fortuna)