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• Hairdressers
  • Mary Magdalene: A figure in Christianity, often depicted with a jar of ointment, representing her role as a repentant sinner who anointed Jesus' feet. She is considered the patron saint of hairdressers.
• Harness makers
  • Eligius: Known for his skill in metalworking, Eligius is the patron saint of various professions related to metal, including harness makers.
• Harvesters
  • Peter the Apostle: One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ, Peter is traditionally regarded as the patron saint of harvesters due to his role as a fisherman before becoming an apostle.
• Hat makers
  • Severus of Avranches: A bishop of Avranches in the 6th century, Severus is considered the patron saint of hat makers.
• Healers
  • Anastasia of Sirmium: Known for her healing miracles, Anastasia is invoked as a patron saint for those in need of healing.
  • Brigid of Ireland: A renowned Irish saint, Brigid is often associated with healing, both physical and spiritual.
• Heralds
  • Benedict of Nursia: The founder of the Benedictine Order, Benedict is considered the patron saint of heralds.
• Herbalists
  • Fiacre: An Irish monk known for his herbal knowledge and healing abilities, Fiacre is the patron saint of herbalists.
• Historians
  • Bede: A revered Anglo-Saxon monk and scholar, Bede is known for his historical and theological writings.
  • Isidore of Seville: A prolific writer and scholar, Isidore is considered the patron saint of historians and educators.
• The homeless
  • Peter of Saint Joseph de Betancur: A Spanish missionary known for his care for the poor and homeless.
  • Thérèse of Lisieux: Also known as "The Little Flower," Thérèse is invoked for assistance and protection for the homeless.
• Homemakers
  • Andrew the Apostle: One of Jesus' disciples, Andrew is traditionally regarded as the patron saint of homemakers.
• Horsemen
  • George: A legendary figure known for his bravery and chivalry, George is often invoked as the patron saint of horsemen.
• Horticulture
  • Dorothea of Caesarea: A Christian martyr, Dorothea is invoked by those involved in horticulture for her association with flowers and gardens.
  • Fiacre: Besides being the patron saint of herbalists, Fiacre is also associated with horticulture and gardening.
• Hosiers
  • Fiacre: In addition to being the patron saint of herbalists and horticulture, Fiacre is also considered the patron saint of hosiers.
• Hospital administrators
  • Basil the Great: A prominent theologian and bishop, Basil is revered for his charitable works, including the establishment of hospitals.
  • Frances Xavier Cabrini: Known for her dedication to healthcare and education, Cabrini is considered the patron saint of hospital administrators.
• Hospital public relations
  • Paul the Apostle: An influential early Christian leader and missionary, Paul is invoked for various causes, including hospital public relations.
• Hospital workers
  • Camillus of Lellis: A 16th-century Italian priest, Camillus is considered the patron saint of hospitals, nurses, and healthcare workers.
  • John of God: A Portuguese friar known for his care for the sick and the establishment of hospitals.
  • Jude: Also known as Thaddeus, Jude is invoked for healing and assistance in difficult situations.
• Husbandry
  • Benedict of Nursia: Besides being the patron saint of heralds, Benedict is also associated with husbandry, agriculture, and farming.
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