All Saints Day

This saint is did every little act for the love of God and was known as "Little Flower."

This saint is often celebrated on Oct. 4 with a blessing of pets.

This saint threw a bag of gold through a window to save a poor man's daughters.

Angels reportedly plowed the fields of this patron saint of farmers.

This saint is the patron saint of fireworks, because her father was killed by lightening.

This saint had a gambling problem.

This saint is the patron saint of mountain climbers.

This patron saint of athletes was beaten to death by clubs.

This patron saint of comedians was martyred by burning on coals.

This saint abandoned his fishing net to follow Jesus.

Legend says this saint led the snakes out of Ireland.

This saint's motto is "To God alone be honor and glory."

This saint is known for his daily examination of conscience.

This recently canonized saint survived a shooting, which led to the use of the Popemobile.

This saint is the patron saint of ecology and is the first Native American saint.

This saint was thrown to the lions but didn't die, so was killed by the sword.

This saint is honored by a chapel on the Marquette University campus.

This saint appeared to her murderer in a dream

This saint saved the tradition of Easter

This person was the peacemaker between Paul and the Corinthians

This saint was thrown to wild beasts in a sports arena to die.

This saint was blinded during his conversion on the road to Damasucs

This saint is famous for writing "The Confessions."

The apostles voted this person "in" to take the place of Judas after Jesus' death.

This saint actually didn't do anything noteworthy.