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| Slew the dragon with his lance. | |
| Taught the Trinity with a shamrock. | |
| Did not die despite being shot through by numerous arrows. | |
| His cross is commemorated on the national flag of Scotland. | |
| Is said to have carried his own head up the hill now known as “Montmartre”. | |
| Fervent follower of St Francis of Assisi. She cared for him when he was sick, and until his death. | |
| Patron Saint of Paris. The people believe she protected them with her prayers when Attila the Hun was about to attack. | |
| His statue is often buried in the lawn to assure the sale of a house. | |
| Patron Saint of Musicians, she lived for days after three attempts to behead her. | |
| Llanddewi Breffi is named for him. He ate bread and leeks. | |
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| Was stabbed to death by his own pupils using their sharp pens. | |
| The greater. Pilgrims make their way to Santiago de Compostela. | |
| A great Dane. | |
| The saint to turn to if you’ve lost or misplaced something. | |
| Associated with the fifteen “Oes”, she is the patron saint of Sweden. | |
| Winfrid brought down Thor’s Oak, patron saint of Germany. | |
| The first American-born saint. | |
| His remains were stolen in Alexandria, covered with pork, and shipped back to Venice, where they are housed in the great basilica bearing his name. | |
| She knelt before the real king, while an imposter sat upon the throne. | |
| When all else fails, turn to the saint of lost causes and desperation. | |
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