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Who is the patron saint of lost items?

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

  • Saint Anthony of Padua

    c. 1195 - June 13, 1231

    Lost items, the poor, and travelers

    Feast: June 13Read
  • Saint Arnulf of Metz

    c. 580 - c. 640

    Metz; brewers and millers; finding lost things

    Feast: July 18Read
  • Saint Zita of Lucca

    Early 13th century - April 27, 1271, 1272 or 1278

    Domestic servants, per the 1912 Catholic Encyclopedia; domestic workers, servants, waiters, lost keys and the city of Lucca, per EWTN

    Feast: April 27Read

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