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SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
3/13
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
💟 Author's initials are EA - Murder on the Poet's Walk by Ellery Adams 3/3/26
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
💟 MC Hope is the author of the book - Lab Girl by Hope Jahren 3/2/26
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
💟 MC Junior is poor - The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie 3/1/26
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Read - 2/131. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with
a character called Patrick or that is
5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or
If Something Happens to Me, Alex Finlay | 3/3
with a character called George or
read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or
a book set in one of the above countries or
with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or
with a character who is a vegeterian or
with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or
where a character takes a lover or
where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or
where a character defends someone or
a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or
set in Italy or
where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or
that is 12th in a series or
where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or
with a character who is blind or
with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or
a book set in Spain or
with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or
with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or
with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or
where a character is hungry or
with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor
King, Sawyer Bennett | 3/2
or a character who travels or
where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book that is 12th in a series
You Only Live Twice by Ian Fleming
series: James Bond #12
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book with a character who is an author.
Murder Past Due by Miranda James 3/4
Godfrey Priest
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
Unafraid: Mary by Francine Rivers 3/3
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with
a character called Patrick or that is
5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or
with a character called George or
read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or
a book set in one of the above countries or
with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or
with a character who is a vegeterian or
with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or
where a character takes a lover or
where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or
where a character defends someone or
a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or
set in Italy or
where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or
that is 12th in a series or
where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or
with a character who is blind or
with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or
a book set in Spain or
with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or
with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or
with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or
where a character is hungry or
with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or
a character who travels or
where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER
SaintsDuration: 1st March 2026 - 31st May 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count. Sweat by Jonah Yorke 01/03 463 pages
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the countries (Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados)or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover Ebonhart: MM Warlock Romance, second chance, spicy, Prophecy by Jennifer Carter 02/03
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book with a character who is an author. How to Hack a Hellhound: Hellhounds of Paradise Falls, Book 2 by Shannon Mae 03/03
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communication skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER Mated in Ink by Edie Monte 04/03
Saints: 2/13Duration: March 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
1. Saint Patrick - Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series:
✝️ 2. Saint George - Read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count: Ode to My First Car | Robin Gow | 03.04.26 | 352 pages
✝️ 3. Saint Andrew - Read a book that is first in a series: Half City | Kate Golden | 03.04.26 | Harker Academy, #1
4. Saint David - Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David:
5. Saint Valentine - Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the author's initials can be found In VALENTINE:
6. Saint Michael the Archangel - Read a book with a character who is a devil or where a character defends someone or with a character who is an angel:
7. Saint Francis of Assisi - Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the author's initials can be found POVERTY:
8. Saint Jude Thaddeus - Read a book with a character who is impossible or that is 12th in a series or where the author's initials can be found in ST JUDE:
9. Saint Lucy - Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author:
10. Saint Teresa of Avila - Read a book with a character who is poor or set in Spain or with a castle on the cover:
11. Saint Gabriel the Archangel - Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communication skills or with a character called Mary or Gabriel:
12. Saint Genevieve - Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover:
13. Saint Raphael - Read a book with a character who is a doctor or with a character who travels or where the author's initials can be found in MATCHMAKER:
SaintsMarch 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
0/13
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland
✝️with a character called Patrick
✝️that is 5th in a series.
An Ordinary Sort of Evil by Kelley Armstrong 3/2
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or
✝️ Israel or with a character called George or
✝️ Read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
Woman Down by Colleen Hoover 3/1
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series
Sweet Little Lies by Jill Shalvis 3/2
✝️a book set in one of the above countries
✝️with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation)
Wiggle Room by Darden North 3/3
✝️where a character defends someone
✝️a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
Something Blue by Emily Giffin 3/2
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book that is 12th in a series
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation)
✝️ Read a book where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
Chasing Evil: Shocking Crimes, Supernatural Forces, and an FBI Agent’s Search for Hope and Justice by John Edward 3/1
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Mod
Duration: March 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Read: 0/13
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of these countries - Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados - or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St. David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David.
5. St. Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the author's initials can be found in VALENTINE.
6. St. Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the author's initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the author's initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St. Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communication skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St. Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St. Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the author's initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Do one task for each Saint.1/13
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
✅13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Know My Name by Chanel Miller Read 3/4/26 Letters C and M
SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
00/13 Completed
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsMarch 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDuration: March 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
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1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found in VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
🍵8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
Read a book where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
Grande Prairie with an E by Stefano Jun - Mar. 1
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
🤯13. St Raphael
Read a book where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Become a Genius in a Year: Discover Mind-Boggling Facts Every Day of the Year in This Hilarious New Book! by Mike Rampton - Mar. 3
SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
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1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
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1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
Dr. Hanna Heath takes a lover in People of the BookbyGeraldine Brooks
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
People of the BookbyGeraldine Brooks(Main character travels with her job)
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
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SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
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TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
Danger Zone - Cindi Myers (HI #2345 - Mar 2026) (first in series) - Mar 3
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the author's initials can be found In VALENTINE.
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4 56. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the author's initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the author's initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
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11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communication skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the author's initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
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SaintsMarch 1 - May 31, 2026
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1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of these countries - Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados - or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St. David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegetarian or with a character who is called David.
5. St. Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main character who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the author's initials can be found in VALENTINE.
6. St. Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the author's initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the author's initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St. Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communication skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St. Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St. Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the author's initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Goal: 0/13
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsMarch 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
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1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
Durtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026Progress: 0/13
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a vegeterian. Common Goal by Rachel Reid
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER. Abbas Khider - Der letzte Sommer der Tauben
SaintsMarch1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
0/13
1. Saint Patrick
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
SaintsDurtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George ✝️ Read a book with a character called George | George Weasley | Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | J.K. Rowling | 03.04
3. Saint Andrew ✝️ Read a book that is first in a series | Hale Brothers #1 | Drops of Rain | Kathryn Andrews | 03.02
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is an angel (Your interpretation). | Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone | J.K. Rowling | 03.02
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who travels | Both Nat and Hunter travel a lot to Cali to see the De'Weiners | Something Borrowed, Something You | Vi Keeland | 03.02
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✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with
a character called Patrick or that is
5th in a series.
2. Saint George
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or
If Something Happens to Me, Alex Finlay | 3/3
with a character called George or
read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or
a book set in one of the above countries or
with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or
with a character who is a vegeterian or
with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or
where a character takes a lover or
where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or
where a character defends someone or
a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or
set in Italy or
where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or
that is 12th in a series or
where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or
with a character who is blind or
with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or
a book set in Spain or
with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or
with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or
with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or
where a character is hungry or
with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor
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or a character who travels or
where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER
SaintsMarch 1 - May 31, 2026
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1. Saint Patrick
set in Ireland or character called Patrick or 5th in series.
2. Saint George
set in England or Israel or character called George or with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
set in Wales or character who is a vegetarian or character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
MC is married or character takes a lover or author initials In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
character who is a devil or character defends someone or a character who is an angel
7. St. Francis of Assisi
animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
character who is impossible or that is 12th in a series or author initials in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
set in the Caribbean or character who is blind or character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
character who is poor or a book set in Spain or castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
character who is a postal worker or character who needs to work on their communication skills or character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
set in Paris or character is hungry or candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
character who is a doctor or a character who travels or author initials in MATCHMAKER
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With St. Patricks day coming up in March I thought we could read a bit about different saints.
Saints
Durtion: March1, 2026 - May 31, 2026
Do one task for each Saint.
TASKS
1. Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) is the patron saint of Ireland, credited with bringing Christianity to the island in the 5th century. Despite his deep association with Irish culture, he was not actually Irish. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (modern-day England, Scotland, or Wales) to a wealthy Romano-British family. His birth name was likely Maewyn Succat. Patrick was never formally canonized by the Catholic Church, as there was no formal process during the first millennium; he was named a saint by popular acclaim.
✝️ Read a book set in Ireland or with a character called Patrick or that is 5th in a series.
2. Saint George
St. George (c. 270–303 AD) is a legendary figure and Christian martyr, most famously known as the patron saint of England and for the tale of slaying a dragon. He was not English, but likely a Greek-speaker born in Cappadocia (modern-day Turkey). He served as a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. During Diocletian's persecution of Christians, George refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded in 303 AD in Lydda (modern-day Lod, Israel).
✝️ Read a book set in England or Israel or with a character called George or read a book with either 3 or 0 in the page count.
3. Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew (c. 5–60 AD) was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and the brother of Saint Peter. In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, he is known as Protokletos ("the First-Called") because he was the first disciple to follow Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, Galilee, he was a fisherman by trade. He is the patron saint of Scotland, Greece, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Barbados, as well as the patron of fishermen and singers.
✝️ Read a book that is first in a series or a book set in one of the above countries or with a character who is a fisherman or a singer.
4. St David
St David is the 6th-century patron saint of Wales, renowned as a Celtic monk, abbot, and bishop who spread Christianity across Wales and founded 6 monasteries, including his main abbey in St Davids Pembrokeshire. Celebrated on March 1st, he is known for a strict, ascetic lifestyle, often eating only leeks and water. He is the patron saint of Wales, as well as of vegetarians and poets.
✝️ Read a book set in Wales or with a character who is a vegeterian or with a character who is called David.
5. St Valentine
St. Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman martyr whose life has inspired one of the world's most popular holidays. While his historical identity remains enigmatic, he is primarily recognized as the patron saint of lovers, happy marriages, beekeepers, and people with epilepsy.
✝️ Read a book with a main charcter who is married or where a character takes a lover or where the authors initials can be found In VALENTINE.
6. St Michael The Archangel
St. Michael the Archangel is revered as the leader of the heavenly armies and the ultimate defender against evil. Unlike human saints, Michael is a "pure spirit" or angelic being whose name in Hebrew, Mi-ka-el, translates to the rhetorical challenge, "Who is like God?" He is the primary warrior who defeated Lucifer and the fallen angels during the war in heaven, casting them into hell.
He is believed to assist souls at the hour of death, escorting them to their judgment and protecting them from the devil's last-minute snares.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a devil (Your interpretation) or where a character defends someone or a character who is an angel (Your interpretation).
7. St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi (born c. 1181 – died October 3, 1226) is one of the most venerated religious figures in history, known for his radical embrace of poverty, devotion to the "humanity" of Christ, and deep spiritual connection with nature. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, ecology, and Italy.
✝️ Read a book with an animal on the cover or set in Italy or where the authors initials can be found POVERTY.
8. St. Jude Thaddaeus
St. Jude Thaddaeus, widely known as the Patron Saint of Hopeless Causes and "The Apostle of the Impossible," was one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus. He is frequently called upon by those in desperate or seemingly impossible situations, offering a beacon of hope when all other avenues seem closed.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is impossible (Your interpretation) or that is 12th in a series or where the authors initials can be found in ST JUDE.
9. St Lucy
St. Lucy is the patron saint of the blind, those with eye problems, and light. The legend is that her eyes were miraculously restored after being removed during martyrdom; she also protects against poverty and fire, and is invoked by authors, glassblowers, optometrists, and stain glass workers, and is the patroness of Syracuse, Sicily, and the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Her name comes from the Latin for "light".
✝️ Read a book set in the Caribbean or with a character who is blind or with a character who is an author.
10. St. Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila is known for her profound mystical writings, her role in reforming the Carmelite Order by founding the Discalced Carmelites (requiring stricter poverty and discipline), and for her influential spiritual teachings on prayer, earning her the title Doctor of the Church. She was a 16th-century Spanish mystic, writer, and reformer, famous for works like The Interior Castle and The Way of Perfection, describing the soul's journey to God.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is poor or a book set in Spain or with a castle on the cover.
11. St. Gabriel, the Archangel
Known as the "Messenger of God," Gabriel is one of the three archangels named in the Bible. His most famous role was appearing to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God. He is the patron saint of messengers, communication workers, postal workers, and broadcasters.
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a postal worker or with a character who needs to work on their communicaton skills (Your interpretation) or with a character called Mary or Gabriel.
12. St Genevieve
Saint Genevieve (c. 419–512 AD) is the courageous patron saint of Paris, known for saving the city from both invasion and famine. She is also Patron Saint of shepherds, disasters, and the Women’s Army Corps. Her symbols are a candle (sometimes with a small demon nearby), a loaf of bread (representing her charity), or a shepherd's crook.
✝️ Read a book set in Paris or where a character is hungry or with a candle on the cover.
13. St Raphael
Saint Raphael is one of the seven archangels who stand before the throne of God. His name literally translates to "God heals" or "Medicine of God". He is the patron saint of healing, doctors, nurses, medical workers, travelers, the blind, and matchmakers
✝️ Read a book with a character who is a doctor or a character who travels or where the authors initials can be found in MATCHMAKER.
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