St Juan Diego was a native Indian from the Americas and is responsible for the devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Mexico’s conversion to Catholicism is attributed to him. His feast day is on 9th December.

St Ambrose lived between the years 300-400. He is one of the early doctors of the church. He is the Patron of Milan, and also the Patron of Bees, Beekeepers, Geese, Candlemakers, Police Officers & students. His feast day is on 7th December.

St Damascene was an Arab and is best known for his role in defending religious icons and sacred images. He is the patron saint of pharmacists, icon painters, philosophy & theology students. His feast day is on 4th December.

St Francis Xavier is a well-known Jesuit. His incorrupt remains are kept in the Good Jesus Church in Goa, India. He is the patron saint of Foreign Missions and Apostle of the Indies. His feast day is on 3rd December.

St Bibiana lived in the 4th century and along with her family was persecuted for her Christian faith. She was eventually tortured to death in prison. She is the patron saint for hangovers, headaches, mental illness, and torture victims. Her feast day is on 2nd December.

St Andrew was an apostle of Jesus and was responsible for bringing the gospel to Greece, Russia, and Poland. He is also well known for introducing his brother Simon Peter to Jesus. His feast day is on 30th November.

St Catherine Labouré had such a close relationship with Jesus and Mother Mary that she was already granted the special grace of receiving visions and dreams from the Lord at a young age! She is the patron saint of the elderly, sick and disabled, and is credited with the design of the Miraculous Medal. Her feast day is on 28th November.

St Andrew Dung-Lac and his companions were Vietnamese martyrs who suffered and died for the Catholic faith. St Andrew Dung-Lac was a priest in the 1800s and was instrumental in spreading the gospel in Vietnam. He and numerous Vietnamese martyrs are honored on 24th November.

St Cecilia was from a wealthy family and was bestowed with a remarkable gift of music. She remained a virgin though she was married. She is the patron saint of musicians and also the patroness of sacred music. Her feast day is on 22nd November.

St Elizabeth of Hungary was a royal who gave up being a princess to serve the poor and downtrodden. She is the patron saint of bakers, widows, and nursing services. Her feast day is on 17th November.