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3. Known as the "Wonder Worker" and patron of lost items.
5. The Spanish knight-turned-priest who founded the Jesuits.
9. A co-founder of the Jesuits and missionary who traveled extensively through Asia.
10. The "Saint of the Gutters" who founded a congregation dedicated to serving the poorest of the poor.
11. Often called the "Father of Western Monasticism," known for his famous "Rule."
12. Humble Italian saint who is the patron saint of animals and the environment nicknamed "Little Poverello".
14. Pope who impacted both world politics and theology, for example, through his Warsaw address and his “Theology of the Body”.

1. A French martyr known for her courage in battle, where she carried a standard bearing the fleur-de-lis.
2. The Spanish priest who founded the Order of Preachers to combat heresy through education.
4. An English Cardinal, recently declared a Doctor of the Church for his great works including his essay on “The Development of Doctrine”.
6. The "Apostle of Rome" known for his great sense of humor and founding the Oratory.
7. A young Roman virgin martyr often depicted with a lamb.
8. She is the first U.S. citizen to be canonized and is known as the "Patroness of Immigrants."
13. Called the Angelic Doctor, he was the most influential thinker of the medieval period. His works include the five proofs for God’s existence.