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 Academics

• Thomas Aquinas: A medieval philosopher and theologian known for his synthesis of Christian theology with Aristotelian philosophy. Patron saint of academics.
• Albert the Great: A German Dominican friar who made significant contributions to natural philosophy. Patron saint of academics.

Actors

• Genesius: A Christian martyr revered as the patron saint of actors and comedians for his dramatic conversion to Christianity while performing in a play mocking Christian sacraments.

Comic actors

• Maturinus: Venerated as the patron saint of comic actors, jesters, and entertainers for his dedication to spreading joy through humor.

Accountants

• Matthew: One of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ and the author of the Gospel of Matthew. Patron saint of accountants, bankers, and tax collectors due to his former occupation as a tax collector.

Advertisers

• Bernardino of Siena: A Franciscan friar known for his preaching. Patron saint of advertisers and communicators for his effective use of communication to spread devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus.

Air Travellers

• Joseph of Cupertino: An Italian Franciscan friar revered as the patron saint of air travelers, astronauts, and pilots due to his documented levitations and ecstatic flights during prayer.

Altar Servers

• John Berchmans: A Jesuit seminarian known for his exemplary devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. Patron saint of altar servers and youth.
• Tarcisius: A young Christian martyr honored as the patron saint of altar servers and first communicants for his courageous defense of the Eucharist.
• Lorenzo Ruiz: A Filipino-Chinese martyr considered the patron saint of altar servers and Filipino youth for his unwavering faith and ultimate sacrifice for his Christian beliefs.

Ambassadors

• Gabriel the Archangel: An archangel in Abrahamic religions. Sometimes associated with diplomacy and is considered the patron saint of diplomats and ambassadors.

Anesthesiologists

• René Goupil: A Jesuit missionary and martyr. Patron saint of anesthesiologists due to his experience with surgery and his death as a result of providing medical aid.

Animal Rights Activists

• Francis of Assisi: An Italian friar and preacher known for his love of animals and nature. Patron saint of animals and the environment, revered by animal rights activists.

Apprentices

• John Bosco: An Italian priest and educator who dedicated his life to the welfare of disadvantaged youth. Patron saint of apprentices and young people, known for his innovative methods of education and care for the young.

Archeologists

• Helen of Constantinople: Also known as Saint Helena, she was the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great. Patron saint of archaeologists due to her reputed discovery of the True Cross and other relics of Christianity.

Archers

• George: A Christian martyr and legendary dragon slayer. Patron saint of archers, soldiers, and knights.
• Nicholas of Myra: A Christian bishop known for his generosity and love for children. Patron saint of sailors, merchants, and archers.
• Ursula: A Christian martyr who, according to legend, was accompanied by thousands of virgins on a pilgrimage. Patron saint of archers and young girls.

Archivists

• Lawrence: A Roman deacon and martyr. Patron saint of librarians, archivists, and those who work with records and information.

Architects

• Benedict of Nursia: Founder of the Benedictine Order. Patron saint of architects and civil engineers.
• Bernward of Hildesheim: A medieval bishop known for his architectural achievements. Patron saint of architects and goldsmiths.
• Thomas the Apostle: One of the twelve apostles of Jesus. Patron saint of architects and builders, often invoked for guidance in construction projects.

Armorers

• George: A Christian martyr and legendary dragon slayer. Patron saint of armourers, soldiers, and knights.

Arms Dealers

• Adrian of Nicomedia: A Christian martyr. Patron saint of arms dealers, but also invoked against headaches and epilepsy.

Art Dealers

• John the Evangelist: One of the twelve apostles of Jesus. Patron saint of art dealers, writers, and theologians.

Artillerymen

• Barbara: A Christian martyr. Patron saint of artillerymen, miners, and those who work with explosives.

Artists

• Luke the Evangelist: Author of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. Patron saint of artists, physicians, and surgeons.
• Philip Neri: An Italian priest known for his joyous personality and devotion to the poor. Patron saint of artists and humor.

Astronauts

• Joseph of Cupertino: An Italian Franciscan friar revered as the patron saint of astronauts, air travelers, and pilots due to his documented levitations and ecstatic flights during prayer.

Astronomers

• Dominic: Founder of the Dominican Order. Patron saint of astronomers, scientists, and astronomy enthusiasts.

Athletes

• Sebastian: A Christian martyr known for his courage and endurance. Patron saint of athletes, soldiers, and those who are persecuted for their faith.
• Christopher: A Christian martyr and legendary giant who carried travelers across a river. Patron saint of athletes, travelers, and motorists.
• St Hyacinth: A Polish priest known for his missionary work and miracles. Patron saint of athletes and those who suffer from storms and natural disasters.

Attorneys

• Genesius: A Christian martyr revered as the patron saint of lawyers and attorneys. He is said to have had a vision that led to his conversion while performing in a play mocking Christian sacraments.

Authors

• Francis de Sales: A French bishop and writer known for his spiritual writings. Patron saint of writers, journalists, and authors.
• John the Evangelist: One of the twelve apostles of Jesus. Patron saint of authors, editors, and writers.
• Lucy: A Christian martyr known for her faith and courage. Patron saint of authors, writers, and those with eye disorders.

Aviators

• Joseph of Cupertino: An Italian Franciscan friar revered as the patron saint of aviators, air travelers, and pilots due to his documented levitations and ecstatic flights during prayer.
• Our Lady of Loreto: A Marian apparition associated with the Holy House of Loreto. Patroness of aviators, pilots, and air travelers.
• Thérèse of Lisieux (The Little Flower): A French Carmelite nun known for her spirituality and writings. Patroness of aviators and those who work in missions.

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