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- Saint Agatha of Sicily; she is often depicted holding a platter on which sits her severed breasts; many viewers mistook them for loaves of bread
- Saint Andre Bessette, who worked as a baker
- Saint Anthony of Padua
- Saint Anthony the Abbot
- Saint Aubert of Arras
- Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer, who worked as a baker
- Saint Columbanus who fed a large group by multiplying loaves of bread
- Saint Elizabeth of Hungary; refers to the miraculous changing of loaves into flowers when she was confronted for taking food to the poor
- Saint Erhard of Regensburg, who is a patron of bakers
- Saint Gall
- Saint Genevieve which refers to her feeding a large number of people who were under siege
- Saint Honorius of Amiens, who worked as a baker
- Saint Ivo of Kermartin
- Saint Jane of Valois
- Saint John Bosco, who worked as a baker
- Saint Joseph Barsabasa
- Saint Mary of Egypt
- Saint Meingold, who is a patron of bakers
- Saint Nicholas of Tolentino; an apparition of the saint once saved the burning palace of the Doge of Venice by throwing a piece of blessed bread on the flames
- Saint Nicholas of Myra, who is a patron of bakers
- Saint Olaf II as a symbol of his great charity
- Saint Onuphrius, having it brought to him by an angel
- Saint Paul the Hermit, usually having it brought to him by a raven
- Saint Peter the Apostle, who is a patron of bakers
- Saint Pharaildis of Ghent
- Saint Philip the Apostle
- Saint Roch, usually having it brought to him by a dog
- Saint Sigfrid of Sweden; often depicted carrying three severed heads; many viewers mistook badly done or maintained images as three loaves of bread
- Saint William of Rochester, who worked as a baker
- Saint Zita of Lucca; refers to her work as a house keeper, and of feeding the poor
- Blessed Albert of Bergamo, who is a patron of bakers
- Blessed Gerard of Villamagna
- Blessed Godfrey of Cappenberg, referring to his ministery to feed the poor
- Michael the Archangel, who is a patron of bakers
MLA Citation
- “bread“. Emblems of the Faith. CatholicSaints.Info. 24 October 2010. Web. 29 April 2024. <>