1. Saints A Third Grade Presentation

2. St. Patrick  He was born in 389 and died on March 17, 461.  He was the only one who used the clover to show God.  He put a really big fire out.  He was a bishop at 42 years old. Patrick

3. St. Katharine Drexel  St. Katharine Drexel grew up in the United States and lived from 1858- 1955.  She opened a home to the poor. She also opened a Catholic boarding school for Blacks. St. Katharine founded the Xavier University in New Orleans. She became a nun when her step-mom was ill and she thought of her life values.  Her feast day is March 3. Francesca

4. St. Therese  She lived during 1873-1897 in France.  She treated people equally. She honored God everyday. When she got to go to Mass, she started doing things ordinary.  Her feast date is on October 1. James

5. St. Peter and St. Paul  They lived during the time of Jesus And lived in Palestine, Rome.  They were Jesus’ apostles. They obeyed God by following Jesus when he said. They believed Jesus was Christ.  There feast date is June 29. Sean Sean

6. Feast of Our Lady Guadalupe  Mary lived during the first century in Nazareth.  Mary Appeared to Juan Diego and told him to get roses and take them to the bishop and tell him to build a church. Mary had never sinned. She was chosen to bring Christ. She was taken to heaven body and soul.  Mary’s feast date was December 12.

7. St. Andrew  St. Andrew lived in Galilee the time of Jesus.  St. Andrew was always listening to John the Baptist. He also told his followers to see Jesus and talk to him. So Andrew and his brother gave up work and became one of the first of Jesus’ apostles.  The feast date of St. Andrew is November 30. Juliana

8. St. Francis of Assisi  St. Francis lived in Assisi, Italy he was born in 1181.  He was religious and wanted to be a knight. He was in the war and got captured and became ill. He received stigmata in his hands, feet, and side he died in 1226.  His feast date is October 4. Timmy Timmy

9. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton  St. Elizabeth lived and grew up in the United States  Her life was special because she was the first person to be declared saint and opened the first American Catholic parish school. She also devoted her entire life to God even when her family and friends turned against her when she became a Catholic. She was special because she opened the first Catholic orphanage  Her feast date is January 4 th Elizabeth Elizabeth

10. St. Nicholas  St. Nicholas lived and grew up in Lycia.  He showed his love for God by helping the poor. St. Nicholas restored the lives of three killed children. Being kind was a great virtue of St. Nicolas.  St. Nicholas’ feast day is December 6. Max

11. St. Katharine Drexel  Saint Katharine Drexel lived from 1858-1955 and lived in Philadelphia.  St. Katharine Drexel was special because she opened her house to the poor 3 days a week. She also opened a catholic boarding school with other nuns. St. Katharine Drexel opened the first university of the Untied States, Xavier University in New Orleans, for Black people.  We celebrate her feast day on March 3.  Isabelle

12. Blessed Juan Diego  He was born in 1474 and died May 30 in 1548 he died as an Aztec Indian. He grew up and lived in New Mexico.  He was special because Mary came down to him. She told him to find flowers in the middle of winter and on a rocky hill. Mary put a picture of herself on his cloak to show to the priest. Mary did this so she could have a shrine built in her honor on the hill.  His feast day is December 9. J.Alex J.Alex

13. St. Peter Claver  He lived in Spain, Columbia the year he lived in was 1888.  He was special because he helped the black people. He also signed to be a slave. That’s what got him to heal black people.  His feast date was September 9 th.

14. St.Martin de Porres  Martin grew up in Lima, Peru, in 1579  He prayed and read about God for hours. He also had hospital for both cats and dogs. His life was even full of abuse, neglect, loneliness, and poverty, but he was never grumpy or mean.  His feast date is Nov. 3 rd George George

15. Saint Nicholas  Saint. Nicholas lived in Asia.  Saint Nicholas is very kind and good. One time he threw a bag of gold into a house. He ran away so they didn’t see him. He showed love for God by helping people every day. Now every year he puts candy in shoes. He is known as Santa Clause.  His feast date is December 6 th. David

16. St. John Neumann  St John Neumann was born March 28, 1811.  St. John Neumann lived in Bohemia 1860 it is a part of Czech Republic. His dream was to be a priest in America. When he was 24 He learned 6 languages. He became a priest. He left his country to go to America because he thought there weren’t enough priest. He became a priest. St. John Neumann became the bishop of Philadelphia. He started the first Catholic school in the United States of America. He learned 6 languages. He became a priest. He left his country to go to America because he thought there weren’t enough priest. He became a priest. St. John Neumann became the bishop of Philadelphia. He started the first Catholic school in the United States of America.  His feast date was January 5 1860. Spencer Spencer

17. Our Lady of the Lourdes  Our Lady of the Lourdes is born on September 8 th She lived in Nazareth.  God sent angel Gabriel to tell Mary the Saviors coming. With the power of the Holy Spirit she became the mother of Jesus.  Our Lady of the Lourdes Feast day is celebrated on February 11 th. Gianna Gianna

18. St. Catherine of Siena  Catherine was born and grew up in Siena, Italy on March 25,1347.  She remained unmarried because she wanted to be the bride of Christ. Catherine was named doctor of Church in 1970. Jesus spoke to Catherine often after she received communion.  Catherine’s feast day is April 29th. Sarah Sarah

19. St. John Bosco  He lived in Italy from 1875 to 1888.  He treated people the same. St. John saved a man by pushing him out of danger. Out of all of the people in the town he was the best at following the rules.  His feast date is January 31. Jordan

20. St. Mark.  He was born in Palestine.  Born first century.  April 25 th was the feast date.  He was an evangelist or a gospel writer.  He had firsthand experience of the early church.  He was a member of the first Christian. Kellan

21. Archangel Raphael  Raphael, the guardian angel. Has a feast date on October 2 nd.  He lived before Jesus, in the time of (1483-1520).  His life was important because he knew a man named Tobit who knew that he was going to die. On day Tobit’s son, Tobias, was fishing he caught a fish. Raphael told Tobias to take the inside of the fish out, so Tobias did. He rubbed it on his father’s eyes and he was better! He was not blind anymore. Kaitlyn

22. St. Thomas  He lived in the town of Galilee, he grew up their too, and he was alive when Jesus was. He also was one of 12 apostles. He was a fisherman. He doubted the twelve apostles when they said that Jesus came back from haven. His feast date is July 3 rd.  By Thomas Scanlan