Who's the Catholic patron saint of labor, or more specifically, of the unemployed?

Question

I remember seeing the name of a specific saint awhile back (I think he was European), and no, it wasn't St. Joseph.

I'd appreciate the answer to this question. Thanks!

To all job seekers, happy hunting - I'm with you.

Answer 1

Cajetan

Answer 2

I beleive it is saint Cajetan. I also know that saint isadore, the farmer, is a saint for laborers. I also know that saint Therese of the little flower, has promised to answer any prayer we ask, as long as it is Gods will, and she hasn't failed me once! I remeber when my great Grandma died, I asked for roses, to know if she had gotten to Heaven. Well, I made it specific, 1 white if she was in Heaven, 2 white if she was in Heaven with my grandma. well, I forgot about it and 2 years later, for no specific reason, ans I was leaving church one day a woman came to me and handed me two white roses, she said she thought I would like them, I was only 14 then, now I'm 16, but there are plenty of other ocasions when things like that have happened, and I hope you find a job! try a web site called www.craigelist.org I think thats it, and as you said..happy hunting!

Answer 3

In Argentina San Cayetano is revered there as the patron saint of the unemployed

Answer 4

CAJETAN

Also known as
Cajetan the Theatine; Cajetan of Thiene; Cayetano; Gaetano; Gaetanus; Gaetano dei Conti di Tiene; Gaetano da Thiene

Answer 5

Saint Unemploymentinsurance? ( Possibly from the northern part of Wales. )

Answer 6

Father Anthony "Tony" Blair
Boaz.

Answer 7

St. Alfonso. Good luck to all, man I've kicked those stones.

Answer 8

Why not pray to the true and living God instead of some dead person..

Answer 9

I think that my brother may be a candidate for this cannonization.