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Who is the patron saint of lawyers?

4 saints in this library are patrons of lawyers. Each profile below cites its sources, and says where those sources disagree rather than picking between them.

  • Saint Catherine of Alexandria

    Died c. 310

    Lawyers, librarians, philosophers, students and teachers, per Franciscan Media

    Feast: November 25Read
  • Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen

    1577 - April 24, 1622

    Neither source assigns a patronage. Lawyers claim him, and he was one

    Feast: April 24Read
  • Saint John Fisher

    1469 - June 22, 1535

    Neither source assigns a patronage. He is invoked with Thomas More by lawyers and bishops

    Feast: June 22Read
  • Saint Thomas More

    1477 or 1478 - July 6, 1535

    Attorneys, civil servants, court clerks, lawyers, politicians and public servants; John Paul II named him patron of political leaders in 2000

    Feast: June 22Read

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