Wasn't St. Christopher de-sainted for being not real?
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I always get St. Anthony and St. Christoper mixed up, actually. The only one I remember is St. Jude for lost causes.
St. Anthony = Patron Saint of Lost Things
St. Jude = Patron Saint of Lost Causes
St. Christopher = Patron Saint of Travelers aka the Might Not Even Have Been a Real Guy Saint
ETA: HA! X-post. His feast day was removed from the calendar but he is still a saint.
Is there a patron saint for nonbelievers?
Wasn't St. Christopher de-sainted for being not real?
That sucks. It's not his fault he's not real....
Well, the patron saint of doubters is St. Joseph, but I can't seem to find one of nonbelievers (or heathens!). The patron saint of souls in purgatory is "Anima Sola, Our Lady Mt. Carmel"
Wasn't St. Christopher de-sainted for being not real?
It wasn't that Some Dude Named Christopher didn't exist; it's that the Big Important Saintly Story That Got Him Saintified (you know, turned stones into jam, healed a million orphan puppies in one day) didn't really happen. IIRC, what was alleged to have happened (but then later was decided by, I don't know, the CSI Vatican division) was that Chris carried the Christ child across a river or something.
Get it? Safe travel?
Sometimes the patron saint thing overreaches, IMO.
CSI Vatican division
I smell a pilot...
The patron saint of souls in purgatory is "Anima Sola, Our Lady Mt. Carmel"
Mmm... caramel....
healed a million orphan puppies in one day
As dramatized in the Disney hit 1,000,001 Dalmatians....
followed by Law & Order: The Papicy