St. Dorothy (Patron of Florists)

- Female Patron Saints
- St. Agnes (Patron of Engaged Couples)
- St. Alexandra (Patron: Defender of Humanity)
- St. Alice (Patron of Charity to the Poor)
- St. Angela (Patron of Handicapped People)
- St. Anne (Patron of Housewives)
- St. Barbara (Patron of Protection from Harm)
- St. Bernadette (Patron of Lourdes)
- St. Bridget (Patron of Widows)
- St. Catherine (Patron of Teachers)
- St. Cecilia (Patron of Musicians)
- St. Christina (Patron of Mental Handicaps)
- St. Clare (Patron of Needle Workers)
* St. Dorothy (Patron of Florists)
- St. Dymphna (Patron of Mental Health)
- St. Edith (Patron of Youth)
- St. Elizabeth (Patron of Brides)
- St. Emily (Patron of Single Women)
- St. Emma (Blessed)
- St. Faith (Patron of Pilgrims)
- St. Genevieve (Patron of Fevers)
- St. Gertrude (Patron of Nuns)
- St. Grace (Patron of Spain)
- St. Hannah (Patron of Childless Wives)
- St. Helen (Patron of Converts)
- St. Isabella (Blessed)
- St. Joan of Arc (Patron of France)
- St. Judith (Patron of Prussia)
- St. Julia (Patron: Against Poverty)
- St. Juliana (Patron: Feast of Corpus Christi)
- St. Katharine (Patron of the Miraculous Medal)
- St. Lidwina (Blessed)
- St. Louise (Patron of Social Workers)
- St. Lucy (Patron of Bad Eyes)
- St. Marcella (Patron of Noblewomen)
- St. Margaret (Patron of Pregnant Women)
- St. Maria (Blessed)
- St. Martha (Patron of Housekeepers)
- St. Mary Magdalene (Patron of Penitent Women)
- St. Monica (Patron of Abuse Victims)
- St. Priscilla (Patron of Good Marriages)
- St. Regina (Patron of Shepherdesses)
- St. Rita (Patron: Against Lonliness)
- St. Rose (Patron of Vanity)
- St. Sarah (Patron of Laughter)
- St. Susanna
- St. Tekakwitha (Blessed)
- St. Theresa (Patron of Lung Ailments)
- St. Veronica (Patron: Shroud of Turin)

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Patron Saint: Florists

Also Known as: Dorothy of Caesarea

Name Means: Gift of God

Died: February, 311

Memorial: February, 6th

Additional Patronages: Gardeners, Brides and Newlyweds

Why she is venerated by the Holy Roman Catholic Church:

Vowed to Virginity and refused to Marry

Refused to worship or sacrifice to idols

Martyr by torture during the Christian persecutions of Diocletion

Miracles: Mocked by a pagan lawyer during her trial, he told St. Dorothy to retrieve some fruits from the Garden of Jesus Christ your Bridegroom. Before Dorothy was executed, an angel delivered out-of-season fruits and flowers to the lawyer. The lawyer converted to Christ and was also eventually Martyred. The lawyers name was Theophilis.

St. Dorothy (Patron of Florists)

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