Albert the Great
Students
Students and researchers of the natural sciences.
- The Pre- and Post-Vatican II Collects of the Dominican Doctors of the Church (2005) — PDF p. 11, opening paragraph: patronage in 1941
Explore patronage by work, family, and everyday concerns.
Professions, trades, and callings
Marriage, children, and home
Caregiving and health concerns
Students, teachers, and study
Countries, cities, and communities
Travel, creation, and daily life
Students
Students and researchers of the natural sciences.
Scotland
Traditional patronage includes fishermen, Greece, Russia, and Scotland.
Skin diseases
Traditional patronage includes butchers, gravediggers, and people with skin diseases.
Scholars
Traditional patronage includes scholars.
Shepherds
Women agricultural workers; shepherds
Sick people
Sick people and hospitals: Leo XIII, 1886; healthcare personnel: Pius XI, 1930; Italian military health services: Paul VI, 1974.
Students
Traditional patronage includes lawyers, librarians, philosophers, students, and teachers.
Sailors
Traditional patronage includes marble workers, mariners, and tanners.
Shoemakers
Shoemakers, saddlers, tanners
Shepherds
Shepherds (traditional)
Sailors
Catholic schools, widows, seafarers (reported patronage)
Sailors
Sailors
Scholars
Scribes and scholars (traditional)
Sailors
Traditional patronage includes Japan, jewelers, missions, and sailors.
Sailors
patronage: Italian seafarers.
Soldiers
Traditional patronage includes soldiers, Boy Scouts, England, Germany, and Portugal.
Students
Musicians, students and teachers (Gregory the Great Academy tradition)
Spain
Traditional patronage includes Chile, laborers, Nicaragua, people with rheumatism, and Spain.
Scholars
Traditional patronage includes librarians, scholars, and translators.
Surgeons
Traditional patronage includes artists and painters, brewers, butchers, notaries, physicians, and surgeons.
Scotland
Margaret is honored as a patron saint of Scotland.
Soldiers
Soldiers, swordsmiths, weavers, Pontifical Swiss Guard.
Switzerland
Switzerland
Soldiers
patronage: Athletes, soldiers, archers; invoked against plague (traditional).
Sri Lanka
Traditional patronage includes architects, builders, construction workers, surveyors, theologians, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Students
Traditional patronage includes Catholic colleges and universities, educators, teachers, philosophers, theologians, and students.
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