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Saint Philomen Patron Saints
Patron Saints are “the protecting or guiding saints of a person or place”. They are chosen as special protectors or guardians over areas of life. We have patron saints so that they can intercede prayers to God from us. Patron saints are usually chosen due to their interests. This makes it easier for us to choose our confirmation saint because we may have the same interests as his/her. We have learned that our patron saint is “our best friend in Heaven”. A patron saint can help us to follow the example of God’s life and even their own life. The saint I chose for my confirmation saint is Saint Philomena. Saint Philomena is the patron saint of infants, babies, and children.
I chose St. Philomena because I feel as though her story I special
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