I'm looking for a catholic saint that represents the death of a father.?

Question

I would like the saint to have lost a parent as well, and be canonized, not pending. And, if possible, to be able to buy a pendant with them one it. They have to represent the death of a father, the wanting to remember the father, and if possible to help me as I try and find a cure for the disease that killed him. Thanx

Answer 1

Go here......http://www.necronomicon.homestead.com/

Answer 2

Here is a list of patrons of those who have lost parents, and/or those engaged in causes that have something to do with having lost a parent:

Alphonsa of India
Angela Merici
Colette
Dymphna
Elizabeth of the Trinity
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Gemma Galgani
Germaine Cousin
Humbeline
Jeanne de Chantal
Jeanne Marie de Maille
Kateri Tekawitha
Laura Vicuna
Louise de Marillac
Margaret of Cortona
Margaret Mary Alacoque
Marguerite Bourgeous
Marguerite d'Youville
Maria Bagnesi
Maria Fortunata Viti
Maria Gabriella
Maria Goretti
Mariana of Quito
Marie of the Incarnation
Marie Rose Durocher
Pulcheria
Radegunde
Rafka Al-Rayes
Sibyllina Biscossi
Syncletica
Teresa of Avila
Teresa Benedicta
Therese of Lisieux

Answer 3

If you're talking about a patron saint, I'm afraid there aren't any that are patron saints of events, just people. You could find a saint that was the patron saint of fathers(I think that's St. Joseph), but not one that's a patron saint of the death of anyone.

But here's a site where you can look at patron saints:

http://www.catholic.org/saints/patron.php? You might look under medicine or scientific researchers.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Answer 4

Patron saint of the dying is St Joseph, because he had the privilege of dying in the presence of Mary and Jesus.

Answer 5

Here is a Love Letter from our Heavenly Father that may comfort you to know how much He loves you.
http://www.fathersloveletter.com/flltextenglish.html

Answer 6

Try behind the sofa.
That's where I found my TV remote.
Do look up the definition of 'fantasy' in your dictionary.