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Who is the patron saint of souls in purgatory?

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

  • Saint Afra of Augsburg

    d. c. 304

    The city and Diocese of Augsburg, penitent women, the poor souls and medicinal herbs; invoked against danger of fire

    Feast: August 7Read
  • Saint Nicholas of Tolentino

    1245 or c. 1246 - September 10, 1305 or 1306

    The souls in purgatory; against epidemic disease and fires. Babies, those who work on the water, and the dying

    Feast: September 10Read
  • Saint Odile of Alsace

    Late seventh century - c. 720

    Alsace; the blind; invoked for diseases of the eyes and for the deliverance of souls in purgatory

    Feast: December 13Read

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