Travel

Any of these can be asked. There is no order of precedence and no wrong choice, so pick whoever the story fits.

• St. ChristopherThe traveller's saint, whose story is legend and whose devotion is real.
• St. Francis XavierIgnatius's roommate, who carried the faith from India to Japan and died within sight of China.
• St. Joseph of CupertinoThe slowest student his teachers had ever met, asked for by test takers, and, from the levitations, by pilots.
• St. Nicholas of MyraThe bishop behind Santa Claus: fiercer, poorer, and better than the legend.
• St. Raphael the ArchangelThe archangel of healing, safe travel, and finding the right person.
• St. Brendan the NavigatorThe voyaging abbot; patron of sailors and travelers.Page coming
• St. ColumbanusIrish missionary across a continent; patron of motorcyclists, by modern adoption.Page coming
• St. Erasmus (Elmo)Bishop-martyr; patron of sailors and invoked for abdominal ailments.Page coming
• St. FiacreIrish hermit-gardener in France; patron of gardeners and cab drivers.Page coming
• St. Frances of RomeWife, mother, foundress; patron of motorists, from the light said to have gone before her.Page coming
• St. James the GreaterFirst apostle martyred; patron of pilgrims and arthritis sufferers.Page coming