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  1. 1. St. Ursula of these little homeless bastards
  2. 5. Saints Jerome, Lawrence, and Catherine of Alexandria
  3. 7. Saints Roch and Anthony the Abbot of these ditch diggers
  4. 10. St. Amand of old fashioned hoteliers
  5. 12. St. George of these knights
  6. 14. St. Fiacre of box makers and the butt-sore
  7. 16. Saints Bernardine of Feltre and Nicholas of Myra
  8. 17. St. Wilgefortis of these freakish ladies
  9. 18. Saints Christopher, Clement, Nicholas of Tolentine, and Brendan the Navigator
  10. 21. St. Severus of Avranches for makers but not combers or weavers
  11. 22. St. Isidore the Farmer of this type of laborer
  12. 23. St. Dominic of these star gazers
  13. 24. St. Gummarus of this kind of typical marriage
  14. 26. St. Clotilde of these usual children
  15. 29. St. Erasmus of Formiae for climbing craftsmen
  16. 31. St. Crispin - not peaches but shoes
  17. 33. St. Columbanus of these types of cyclists
  18. 36. St. Cajetan of these addicts
  19. 38. St. Magnus against moths and butterflies
  20. 40. St. Scholastica of this order of nuns
  21. 43. St. Maturinus of mending pipes
  22. 45. St. Honorius of Amiens for bakers of this sacred bread
  23. 46. St. Anastasia of Sirmium for these ousters of demons
  24. 48. St. Blaise of these public announcers
  25. 49. St. Teresa of Ávila for these strategic players
  26. 50. St. Julian of clowns and similar individuals
  27. 53. St. Isidore of Seville for programmers and users
  28. 54. St. Dymphna of these modern-day healers
  29. 56. St. Wolfgang of Regensburg for workers of this material
  30. 57. St. Urban of Langres of these types of dressers and growers
  31. 58. St. John the Almoner of these knights
  32. 59. St. Joseph of Cupertino for these kinds of students
  33. 60. St. John of Damascus for makers of this approved image
  34. 64. St. Matthew of these bean counters
  35. 66. St. Stephen of these stonemasons
  36. 67. St. Bernard of Menthon for snow and water recreationists
  37. 68. St. Bona of Pisa for these aerial attendants
  38. 70. St. René Goupil of these types of gaseous nurses
Down
  1. 2. St. Bernardino of Public Relations
  2. 3. St. Zita of these custodians of cleanliness
  3. 4. St. Eligius of these coin collectors
  4. 6. Saints Antipas, Apollonia, and Foillan
  5. 8. St. Medard of these weather reporters
  6. 9. St. Ambrose of Milan for makers of these votive articles
  7. 11. Saints Arnulph, Leodegar, Winnoc, and Christina the Astonishing
  8. 13. St. Genesius of these types of victims
  9. 15. St. Anthony of Padua for women who seek this
  10. 19. St. Kateri, save our planet
  11. 20. Saints Dorothea of Caesarea, Fiacre, Honorius of Amiens, and Thérèse of Lisieux
  12. 25. St. Joseph of Arimathea for these directors
  13. 27. St. Cyprian of this type of the arts
  14. 28. St. Vincent de Paul of these freely enlisted persons
  15. 30. Saints Dunstan and Quentin of these security mechanics
  16. 32. St. Amand for saviors of the thirsty
  17. 34. St. Martha of these nutritional experts
  18. 35. St. Nicholas of Myra to these who repent
  19. 37. St. Anthony of Padua for things that are hard to find
  20. 39. St. Arnold of Old Milwaukee
  21. 41. St. Isidore of the common web
  22. 42. St. Cassian of Imola for this kind of writer
  23. 44. St. Honorius of Amiens - ice cream, candy, sweets
  24. 47. Saints Peter, Andrew, Magnus of Avignon, and Jonah
  25. 48. St. Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows
  26. 51. Saints Gottschalk and Jerome of these linguistic interpreters
  27. 52. Saints Lawrence, Philip Neri, Vitus, Carlin, and Pryor
  28. 55. St. Bibiana of excessive drinking
  29. 61. St. Piran of miners of this metal
  30. 62. St. Drogo of these average people
  31. 63. Saints Pantaleon and Raymond Nonnatus of these antediluvian obstetricians
  32. 65. St. Adrian of Nicodemia of these dealers
  33. 69. St. Honorius of Amiens for these culinary chefs