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here are literally hundreds of saints in the Church calendar.
Saint
Aloard, of course, is very important: his feast day, July 1, is a major holiday,
and it is said to be good luck to whisper a prayer to him when passing a well.
(It is even better luck to drop a coin or trinket into a well, naturally.) A few
other major saints include:
| Name | Patron Of | Feast Day |
| Aedith | Healers | October 29 |
| Aelfric | Sages | February 24 |
| Aethelgon | Explorers | October 18 |
| Angdal | Strength, blacksmiths | April 12 |
| Andrew the Wayfarer* | Wanderers, knights-errant | December 25 |
| Brion | Governance, law, jurists | November 29 |
| Catriona | The ill, healing | June 30 |
| Ceridwen | Perfect faith | July 26 |
| Ean the Mad* | Madmen, lost causes | January 14 |
| Ean the Merciful | Prisoners | June 22 |
| Gareth the Silent | Those who are tormented | August 9 |
| Gwenilain | Lovers, faithfulness, chastity | Midsummer |
| Hadulf | Almsgiving | June 19 |
| Helm* | Artists, dyers | May 3 |
| Hilda | Carpenters | September 23 |
| Ildera | Nuns, widows | November 5 |
| Irukin | Courage, bakers | January 17 |
| Isombras | The poor, teachers | February 28 |
| Leofric the Founder | Priests, mystics, monks | March 29 |
| Malcwm | Counselors, those betrayed, tanners | December 8 |
| Melenor | Knights | May 1 |
| Peregrin | Scribes | March 30 |
| Peredur | Papermakers | April 2 |
| Ragnard | Jesters, troubadours | October 14 |
| Rhynn* | Visionaries, robbers | October 23 |
| Sabrin the One-Eyed | Single combat | August 19 |
| Tagwyr | Relics, ditch-diggers | October 30 |
*These saints are associated with orders of monks, nuns, or friars.
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