TEXT: Saints and the Church
  The Catholic Church in Chivalry and Sorcery is based on the historical Church as
  it existed in the Middle Ages. The beliefs portrayed are appropriate to the people
  of this era.
  Many of the common people and even some of the lesser clergy believed in what
  we would now call superstitious and ignorant practices. The common people of the
  land viewed clerics with suspicion due to their flouting of Church law and the
  practice of selling indulgencies, but nobody doubted God's existence. To many the
  activities of the clergy gave them every reason to believe in what were often called
  heresies. Belief in miracles and divine aid was commonplace. The concept that
  saints interceded between a worshipper and God was a natural outcome of the way
  the clergy claimed to interecede with Heaven on the behalf of the people. If a saint
  was useful for specific things, had a connection with the occupation of the
  petitioner or was associated with curing whatever ailed them, then asking for aid
  seemed natural. Similarly, saintly relics were also known to provide specific kinds
  of aid.
  A miner would pray to St. Barbara, while an archer might choose  St. Sebastian.
  Having directed their prayers correctly, each would confidently expect a little aid
  in their endeavors.  Even those who doubted might still pray, if only as insurance.
  For similar reasons, clerics from friars to prelates were feared: they might
  command divine aid for themselves, or possibly visit divine retrebution on their
  enemies. The unspoken threat of this was enough in many situations.
  Monasteries in this era were a great church institution, many dating back to the
  Dark Ages.  Here monks or nuns supposedly retired from all worldly affairs and
  devoted their attention to God. In the darkest ages, monks kept alive the flame of
  knowledge. But in this era, many monasteries and convents became corrupt.  Some
  were thriving businesses with vast lands, competing with lords, guilds and
  merchants.  Others were great political states, more so in Europe than England,
  where some clergy had the right of electing the Holy Roman Emperor.
  MEDIEVAL SAINTS
  In medieval Europe, saints were one of the most popular aspects of the Catholic
  Church.  Their cults were many and varied people with a simple concept of their
  religion saw saints as little more than demi-gods - someone to whom you prayed
  for a specific goal.  Of course, some churches, cathedrals, and monasteries
  encouraged a larger conception of saints, especially their own patron saint(s). still,
  even their services and ceremonies promoted a sense of mystery, awe, and the
  Miraculous
  A specific method for canonizing  those people who were claimed to be saints did
  not exist before 1638. In the Middle Ases Saints included those recognized by the
  
  Pope as worthy of veneration on their appropriate day, plus those popularly
  recognized in a particular region. Certain saints were extremely popular in some
  areas, while virtually unknown in others. Learning about all the Saints was more
  than a lifetime activity for any man, and complicated by the fact that new
  people were hailed as saints at every turn.
  When praying to saints, the skills of faith and religious training are invaluable.
  Every saint requires a certain level of faith, so the higher your faith, the more
  saints are available for prayer.
  The desirability of high faith, and the requirement that a person know a saint
  before praying to him or her, might suggest  that  a party have just one "religious
  specialist,"  however, the divine favour cost for each prayer can be very high.
  Frequently a character will exhaust all his or her favour in one to three calls.
  Therefore, spreading saintly knowledge among the party can be useful, so all party
  members can pray to saints at various times, not just one or two.
  The best way to learn about new saints is to visit monasteries and universities
  around the land. Needless to say, knowledge of Latin, as well as Reading and
  Writing, are crucial in researching information about Saints. Good religious
  training doesn't hurt either!
  A character may learn about as many saints as his or her Faith Level. To learn
  about a Saint requires the same amount of study as for Learning an Act of Faith
  and completion of that study is marked by the same successful Piety AR roll
  required to learn an Act of Faith. There is no minimum value for the Crit Die roll
  when checking for a success. Saint's Lives are regarded as Rank 1 Acts of Faith for
  purposes of learning about them. Saints have a minimum Piety TSC at which a
  character may study them. A character with a lower piety may not learn about a
  particular Saint until he has raised his Piety TSC to the necessary value.
  Calling on a Saint is the fourth way of invoking Divine Aid with Common Prayer.
  If a character is in combat then they count only half their PSF% and lose 1/3 AP's
  for that round. Praying with greater reverence cost 1/2 AP's for that round but
  allows the use of full PSF%. Dropping to one's knees and doing nothing but
  praying allows double PSF% to be applied. A Blessed item adds 5%, and a relic of
  the particular Saint adds 25%, to the PSF%. A successful Faith roll provides the
  stipulated aid to be obtained by the Saint's intercession on your behalf. The cost
  of a prayer for aid reduces the invoker's faith TSC% by the TSC cost of the Saint
  as Divine Favour is used up regardless of the success or failure of the prayer. One
  can restore Divine Favour by attending Mass (up to 25% once only per prayer for
  aid), monetary donations to the Church (1% per silver penny (5 copper pennies)),
  or by 'pious deeds' (GM's preference). Fast recovery of Divine Favour is not
  possible with the exception of very pious actions on the part of the character with
  the reduced Piety TSC.
  
  The benefits to skills obtained from a successful intervention generally last for one
  full day. Those benefits described in terms of spells last according to the duration
  of the spell. When called on the Saint's own day the benefits are doubled. Most
  benefits are received only by the invoker, but it should be clear where they may
  apply to the rest of the group. The benefits should be amended by the GM to suit
  the level of their game.
  Note that not all these Saints are universal, some are very localised and the GM
  should rule carefully on whether a particular Saint is available to be studied or
  indeed whether his or her powers extend to the current location.
  Saints
  St. Adrian: Patron Saint of soldiers and butchers, he was a pagan
  officer who converted to Christianity and suffered horrible tortures
  before his death. He increases Charismatic skills and Fatigue recovery
  rates by a modest amount (5%/2FP), and greatly increases all weapon
  skills (10%).
  Saint's Day: December 1
  Piety TSC: 43
  St. Agatha: Patron Saint of bells and nurses, she was subjected to many
  tortures during the Roman persecutions. Depictions in art works led to
  the practice of blessing bread on her holy day. She increases
  Charismatic skills and Fatigue recovery rates by a modest amount
  (5%/2FP); females gain a large amount of Fatigue (5FP).
  Saint's Day: February 5
  Piety TSC: 24
  St. Agnes: A great Christian symbol of virginity and innocence, Agnes
  grants no benefits unless the party maintains at least one female
  member. She increases Charismatic skills by a good amount (7%) and gives
  a good increase to local reputation (+5 Social Status) .
  Saint's Day: January 21
  Piety TSC: 19
  St. Aidan: An Irish saint (also known as Maedoc) known for his
  miraculous fasts and prayers, Aidan is also known for his kindness and
  love of animals. He increases Outdoor skills by a very great amount
  (15%) and may allow the party to communicate with or control wild
  animals (25% chance of Command Animal spell at Faith PSF% and with ML
  equal to the FL of the invoker).
  Saint's Day: January 31
  Piety TSC: 23
  St. Albert the Great: Patron Saint of learning, he increases non
  
  Method/Mode Materia Magica skills by a very great amount (15%), greatly
  increases Speak Latin and Read/Write skills (10%), and provides a modest
  increase to Intelligence (+1) and Perception skills (5%).
  Saint's Day: November 15
  Piety TSC: 39
  St. Alcuin: A passionate devotee of both elementary and higher
  education, Alcuin was made advisor to Charlemagne in 781. He provides a
  very great increase to Latin and  Read/Write(15%), and a modest increase
  to Intelligence(+1). He also makes nobility more favorable toward the
  party (5% for Charismatic skills when applied to Nobles).
  Saint's Day: May 19
  Piety TSC: 44
  St. Alexis: Patron Saint of beggars, Alexis was famous for his vows
  of extreme poverty, living anonymously for seventeen  years as a
  beggar in his own home. He increases Begging and Con Others skills by a
  modest amount (5%). He also grants the party money if they become
  impoverished.
  Saint's Day: July 17
  Piety TSC: 28
  St. Andrew: Patron Saint of Scotland, Russia and fishermen, Andrew was
  one of the twelve apostles. He improves Body (+2) and Charismatic skills
  by a modest amount (5%). He gives a good increase to local reputation
  (+5 Social Status) in Scotland or Russia.
  Saint's Day: November 30
  Piety TSC: 14
  St. Andrew the Tribune: A tribune in the Roman army, Andrew called upon
  Christ and was granted a victory. He and his men converted, and were
  arrested and slain. He greatly increases skill with Edged, Crushing,
  Pole, Thrown and Bow weapons (10%).
  Saint's Day: August 19
  Piety TSC: 37
  St. Anthony: Patron Saint of skin disease, domestic animals and basket
  makers, Anthony was renowned for his acetism and devotion to God. He
  grants a small increase to Strength (+1) and Fatigue recovery (1FP)
  and to Charismatics skills (5%). He increases Bargaining and Latin by
  a good amount (7%),  and Read/Write by a very great amount (15%). He
  can also be called upon to banish demons.
  Saint's Day: January 17
  Piety TSC: 35
  St. Anthony of Padua: Patron Saint of the poor, Portugal, lost articles
  
  and harvest, Anthony of Padua was known for his fiery sermons and
  ability to make converts. He provides a small increase to Strength (+1),
  a modest increase to Finding Objects (5%), a good increase to Impact
  Weapons and Latin (7%), and a large increase to Bargaining (10%).
  Saint's Day: June 13
  Piety TSC: 59
  St. Arnulf. Of noble birth, Arnulf was a warrior and was very
  influential in affairs of state in the earty 600's. He provides a small
  increase to Strength and Intelligence (+1), a modest increase to
  Read/Write, Latin, Streetwise, Riding and Perception skills (5%), and
  a good increase to all weapon skills (7%).
  Saint's Day: July 18
  Piety TSC: 18
  St. Apollinarius: Famous for his teachings and writings; called
  'The Apologist' for the Apologia of Christianity  he wrote to a
  Roman emperor. Invoked in combat, he can cause enemies to desist
  or run away. He can also heals a small amount of lost Body (1FP) and a
  fair amount of lost Fatigue (3FP). (As Greater Fright spell with Faith
  PSF and ML equal to FL of invoker).
  Saint's Day: January 8
  Piety TSC: 78
  St. Barbara: Patron Saint of gunners, miners, builders and artillery.
  Betrayed by her own father, shc became a virgin martyr for her faith.
  She greatly increases Masonry & Stonecutting and Tunneling & Mining
  skill (+10%), and provides a very great increase to Crossbow skill
  (15%). She also prevents death from wounds for a period (Body points
  never go below -1/2 Max BP for 15 minutes).
  Saint's Day: December 4
  Piety TSC: 32
  St. Bathildis: Also known as Bathild; she was a slave girl given to
  the mayor of the imperial palace under King Clovis of France. In
  649 he married her; after his death she ruled as regent, enacting
  many great works. She increases Intelligence (+1) and Perception
  skills by a small amount (2%), and can be invoked to free the party from
  imprisonment.
  Saint's Day: January 30
  Piety TSC: 21
  St. Boniface: A successful teacher and preacher known for the
  destruction of the Oak of Thor, an object of pagan worship. He provides
  a modest increase to Charismatic skills , all Weapon skills, and
  Bargaining (5%). He can be invoked to destroy pagan sites and to
  
  purify defiled shrines (Celebrate Mass), and to protect the party
  against pagan and satanic beings (Great Circle of Protection at ML10
  TSC99%).
  Saint's Day: June 5
  Piety TSC: 25
  St. Catherine of Alexandria: Patron of philosophers, preachers,
  students, librarians, and maidens, Catherine is one of the Fourteen Holy
  Helpers and is known for her faith and conversions. She provides a
  small inerease to Intelligence (+1), a good increase to Charismatic
  skills (7%), and a tremendous increase to Oratory (20%).
  Saint's Day: November 25
  Piety TSC: 46
  St. Catherine of Siena: Patron Saint of Italy and one of the most
  powerful Christian mystics of her time, Catherine is noted for her
  devotion to healing the sick. She provides a good  but variable
  increase to Perception and Charismatic skills (7-10%), and a large
  increase to Bargaining (10%); she can also help the invoker sense evil
  (As Detect Evil spell at ML equal to FL and Faith PSF%) or have
  prophetic dreams.
  Saint's Day: April 29
  Piety TSC: 33
  St. Cecilia: Patron Saint of music, she was forced into marriage but
  converted her husband. Condemned for her faith, she was  miraculously
  saved from her sentence of death-by-suffocation. She increases
  Charismatic skills by a small amount (2%), and enhances local reputation
  greatly (+10 Social Status) if the person has a musical insrument. She
  can also save the party from suffocation.
  Saint's Day: November 22
  Piety TSC: 41
  St. Ceolwulf. Former king of Northumbria, Ceolwulf was not a great
  leader, though he was praised for his piety. His tomb was the site
  of many miracles. He provides a small increase to Intelligence (+1) and
  Perception skills (2%), and a modest increase to Body (2BP), Latin,
  and all weapon skills (5%).
  Saint's Day: January 15
  Piety TSC: 23
  St. Charity: One of the ten daughters of Wisdom, when the ancient
  Romans put her in a  furnace, she emerged unscathed. She can improve
  everyone's resistance to flame (as Pass through Flames at Faith PSF
  and ML equal to FL) as well as greatly improving the resistance of one
  chosen person (Mantle of Borealis at ML10 with Faith PSF); she also
  
  heals a small amount of Fatigue (+1).
  Saint's Day: August 1
  Piety TSC: 40
  St. Christina, Astonish.: At the age of 21, Christina apparently
  died of an epileptic fit. During her mass, she suddenly awoke and
  flew to the roof of  the church. Many levitations (translations) were
  attributed to her. She provides a small but variable increase to
  Charismatic skills (2-5%) and a modest increase to Agility(+2); she may
  sometimes translate the party away from difficulties (30% Levitate as
  spell with Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: July 24
  Piety TSC: 54
  St. Christopher: Patron Saint of travellers and pilgrims, who carried
  travellers across rivers. He survived many tortures and attacks for the
  sake of Christ. He improves travel speeds (+10%), restores a small
  amount of Body (+1) and a modest amount of Fatigue (+2), and improves
  bow weapons and Streetwise by a good amount (7%), and Outdoor skills and
  Riding by a very great amount (15%).
  Saint's Day: July 25
  Piety TSC: 31
  St. Clare: Known for extreme piety and vows of severe poverty, Clare was
  instrumental in the spread of Fransicanism and the defense of Assisi.
  She can restore Body and Fatigue losses (all), and cause satanic foes
  to rout from battle.
  Saint's Day: August 11
  Piety TSC: 33
  St. Clotilda: Married Clovis, King of the Franks, in 492, and was
  credited with saving one of his armies in battle. After his death, she
  devoted her life to helping the sick. She increases Charismatic skills
  by a modest amount (5%) and Healing by a good amount (Materia Medicina
  healing skills +7%). She also heals a small amount of Body (2BP) and a
  good amount of Fatigue (3FP).
  Saint's Day: June 3
  Piety TSC: 22
  St. Colman of Cloyne: Patron of Cloyne, Ireland, Colman was a poet
  and later the royal bard of Cashel.  He  provides a modest increase  to
  Charismatic skills and Latin (5%), a good increase to Read/Write skills
  (7%), and a very great increase to Poetic Recitation (15%).
  Saint's Day: November 24
  Piety TSC: 34
  
  St. Columba: A powerful figure in Ireland, Columba did evangelical
  work among the Picts of Scotland in penance for causing a battle
  between two monasteries. He provides a small increase to Charismatic
  skills (2%), a modest increase to Fatigue and Body (2BP/FP), and a
  good increase to all melee weapon skills (+7%). He causes a small
  temporary loss to Perception skills (-2%).
  Saint's Day: June 9
  Piety TSC: 36
  St.Cosmas:  Patron Saint of barbers and physicians, Cosmas was twin
  brother to Damian; the two performed many miracles both before and
  after their deaths. Cosmas enhances Perception skills by a small
  amount (2%), and healing by a tremendous amount (20%/5 to body/fatigue
  recovery rates or +20% to Materia Medicina healing skills); he also
  heals a small amount of Body and Fatigue (2BP/FP), and gives knowledge
  of St. Damian.
  Saint's Day: September 26
  Piety TSC: 15
  St. Crispin: Patron Saint (along with his brother Crispinian) of
  cobblers, leatherworkers, and shoemakers. Crispin was a shoemaker by
  trade who made many converts. The quality of all non-metal armor
  may be enhanced (+2 damage reduction for all non metal armour, +2
  damage bonus against non-metal armours).
  Saint's Day: October 25
  Piety TSC: 28
  St. Cyprian: A sorceror and black magician who attempted to win the
  love of a Christian girl through magical means. Her faith was stronger
  than his magic; he renounced his evil ways and converted. He enhances
  lntelligence (+1) and non Method/Mode Materia Magica skills by a small
  amount (5%), and causes satanic magic to fail 50% of the time.
  Saint's Day: September 26
  Piety TSC: 54
  St. Damian: Patron Saint of barbers and physicians, Damian was twin
  brother to Cosmas; the two performed  many  miracles both before and
  after their deaths. Damian restores all lost Fatigue and a good
  amount of lost Body (3BP); he also brings automatic knowledge of St.
  Cosmas.
  Saint's Day: September 26
  Piety TSC: 30
  St. David: Patron of Wales Known for his charities, pieties, and
  justice. Grants a small increase to Charismatic skills (2%) and
  Intelligence (+1), and a modest increase to Perception, weapons skills
  
  and Riding (5%).
  Saint's Day: May 24
  Piety TSC: 30
  St. Denis: Patron of Paris and France, beheaded because of his success
  in making converts. His followers rescued his body from the Seine.
  Restores a great amount of lost Body (5BP) and a small amount of
  Endurance (3FP); greatly enhances Charismatic skills and Oratory
  (10%) and can enhance local reputation (+5 Social Status) in Paris and
  France.
  Saint's Day: October 9
  Piety TSC: 38
  St. Derfel Gadarn: In early life a soldier who may have fougbt by the
  side of King Arthur; later, miracles were attributed to his wooden
  statue. Provides a small increase to Body (1BP), heals a modest amount
  of Fatigue (2FP), and provides a very great increase to all weapon
  skills (15%).
  Saint's Day: April 5
  Piety TSC: 57
  St. Devota:  Patron of Monaco and Corsica, Devota was a young Christian
  girl who was racked to death for her faith. She can restore all lost
  Fatigue and some Body (1BP), and aid the party in withstanding or
  escaping torture. Greatly enhances Charismatic skills (10%) and may
  enhance local reputation (+5 Social Status) in Corsica and Monaco.
  Saint's Day: January 17
  Piety TSC: 26
  St. Dismas: Patron of thieves and condemned criminals, Dismas is thought
  to be the thief crucified with Christ. He increases Agility (1), Outdoor
  skills and Stealth (for the entire party) by a good amount (10%), and
  Streetwise and Thievish skills by a very great amount (15%). He
  increases Charismatic skills and Con Others (5%), and may allow escape
  attempts from prison.
  Saint's Day: March 25
  Piety TSC: 53
  St. Dominic: Patron Saint of astronomers and founder of the Dominican
  Order, Dominic also travelled widely in Spain. He enhances Intelligence
  (+2) , Oratory, Latin, and Read/Write by a good amount (7%). He may
  also cause members of the inquisition to treat the party with respect
  and deference (+5 Social Status).
  Saint's Day: August 8
  Piety TSC: 29
  
  St. Dorothy of Montau: Patron Saint of Prussia, a gentle and humble
  pilgrim who tamed a violent father, the swordsmith Albrecht of Danzig.
  She can sense evil (as Spell with ML equal to FL and Piety PSF),
  especially in Germans (+10%), and improves Charismatic skills and
  Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills) by a good amount (7%), and
  Perception skills by a modest amount (5%). She may even provide a
  wondrous longsword to the needy.
  Saint's Day: October 30
  Piety TSC: 52
  St. Drogo: Patron Saint of shepberds, he was a pilgrim, shepherd and
  hermit himself. He increases Perception skills by a modest amount (5%),
  Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills) by a good amount (7%), and
  Outdoor skills by a very great amount (15%). He also increases the party
  speed (10%), but not the frequency of encounters.
  Saint's Day: April 16
  Piety TSC: 59
  St. Dunstan: Patron Saint of blacksmitbs, armorers, goldsmiths,
  locksmiths, and jewelers, Dunstan enhances weapons skill, Evaluating
  Loot and Streetwise by a modest amount (5%), and Metalworking skills by
  a very great amount (15%). In addition, the quality of all metal armor
  in the party may be enhanced (+2 on damage reduction values of all
  metal armour, +2 damage bonus against all metal armour).
  Saint's Day: May 19
  Piety TSC: 45
  St. Dymphna: Patron Saint of epileptics, the mentally ill, and those
  possessed by devils, Dymphna was killed by her father when she refused
  his incestuous advances. She heals a good amount of Fatigue (3FP) and
  provides an increase to Agility (+1) and Healing (Materia Medicina
  Healing skills (5%), and a large increase to Stealth skills (10%);
  invoking her can cure various ills (Cure Disease Act of Faith) and may
  cause satanic beings to flee (30%).
  Saint's Day: May 15
  Piety TSC: 21
  St. Edward, Confessor: A King of England before William, he founded
  Westminster Abbey. When invoked he increases all party members Faith
  PSF by 20%, but at great cost in wealth (half of all money, gems etc
  owned by the party must be immediately given to a religious
  institution). He may aid in seeing evil in nobility (as Detect Evil
  spell at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL of invoker), improve Intelligence
  (+1), Perception skills, all weapons skills and Riding by a modest
  amount (5%), and heals a small amount of Fatigue (2FP).
  Saint's Day: October 13
  
  Piety TSC: 5
  St. Eligius: Patron Saint of metalworkers and goldsmiths, Eligius was
  known for his beautiful craftwork and charitable donations. He enhances
  Metalworking skills by a very great amount (15%), EvaluatinLoot by a
  modest amount (7%), and may improve edged weapons, hammers, maces,
  halberds (+1 damage), crossbows and handguns (+5% accuracy).
  Saint's Day: December 1
  Piety TSC: 29
  St. Emydius: Patron against earthquakes, Emydius was a pagan knight
  who converted to Christianity and then successfully converted others. He
  provides a very great increase to Charismatic skills and Oratory (15%),
  he can allow the party to protect an area against earthquake,
  or to call an earthquake to destroy a pagan or satanic site (as the
  Earthquake spell at Faith PSF and with ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: August 9
  Piety TSC: 31
  St. Engelbert: A traveller, crusader, and politician, Engelbert once
  took up arms against Otto IV and was excommunicated; this was lifted
  after he joined the Albigensian Crusade. He increases Charismatic skills
  and Courtly Manners by a modest amount (5&), and Outdoor and Riding
  skills by a good amount (7%). He also allows the party to travel on
  rivers as if they were land (Hard Water spell at Faith PSF and with ML
  equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: November 7
  Piety TSC: 40
  St. Erasmus: Patron Saint of sailors, and one of the Fourteen Holy
  Helpers, he is also known as St. Elmo, and was saved by an angel from
  being burned alive. He enhances Agility (+2) and Perception skills by a
  modest amount (5%),  and  makes sailors and seamen friendly (as the
  Charm spell with Faith PSF and ML equal to FL). He also increases the
  party's defense against lightning and fire (Circle of Protection vs Fire
  Method and only Lightning spells of Air Method, Faith PSF and ML equal
  to FL),
  Saint's Day: June 2
  Piety TSC: 32
  St. Eric: Patron Saint of Sweden, and king of Sweden until rebelling
  nobles had him beheaded. He provides a small increase to Charismatic
  skill (2%), a modest increase to Body (+2), Riding and Courtly Manners
  (5%), and a huge increase to weapon skills (20%). He also causes
  nobility (especially evil nobility) to reveal information (Con Other
  skill at Faith PSF), and can increase local reputation (+5 Social
  
  Status) in Sweden.
  Saint's Day:  May 18
  Piety TSC: 42
  St. Eustace: Patron Saint of hunters and escapes, and one of the
  Fourteen Holy Helpers, Eustace converted after seeing a stag with the
  sign of Christ between its horns. He provides a good increase to Riding
  (7%), a large increase to all weapon skills except crushing and flail
  (10%), and a tremendous increase to Outdoor skills (20%). He may speed
  travel through woods (+10%).
  Saint's Day: September 20
  Piety TSC: 41
  St. Felix of Nola: Assistant to a bishop and arrested in his stead
  after the bishop fled during a persecution, Felix was delivered from
  his prison by an angel. He provides a modest increase to Agility (+1), a
  good increase to Outdoor skills (7%) and a tremendous increase to
  Stealth (20%). If imprisoned, a character may make a miraculous escape
  once in a lifetime.
  Saint's Day: January 14
  Piety TSC: 37
  St. Finbar: Preacher, hermit and founder of monasteries, the sun did
  not set for two weeks after Finbar's death. He provides a modest
  increase to Charismatic and Perception skill (5%), and a good increase
  to Latin (7%); upon his invocation, the party is provided with light
  (intensity as Mana Globe spell) for one full day.
  Saint's Day: September 25
  Piety TSC: 17
  St. Finnian: Known for his feud with St. Columba, and for extravagant
  miracles (including moving a river). He provides a small increase to
  Streetwise (2%), and a modest increase to Charismatic skills, Agility
  (+1), Theology and Read/Write (5%). While he is invoked, the party
  may travel on water as though it were land for a period of one day (as
  Hard Water spell  at Faith PSF and with ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: September 10
  Piety TSC: 24
  St. Florian: Patron of Poland, Austria, and of those in danger from
  water, Florian was killed by being thrown in a river with a rock
  around his neck. He enhances all weapon skills and Riding by a modest
  amount (5%), and may add to local reputation (+5 Social Status) in
  Poland and Austria. He also allows the party to travel on water as if it
  were land (Hard Water spell at faith PSF and with ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: May 4
  
  Piety TSC: 17
  St. Francis: A wealthy noble who experienced visions, renounced his
  wealth, and became the most influential Christian teacher of his
  time. Provides a modest increase to Fatigue (+2) and Perception (5%), a
  good increase to Charismatic skills and Courtly Manners (7%), and a very
  great increase to Faith (15%). The invoker has to donate 1/3 of their
  wealth to a religious institution immediately.
  Saint's Day: October 1
  Piety TSC: 10
  St. Gabriel: God's angel, who brought the message of the birth of Christ
  to Mary. He provides a good increase to Intelligence (+2) and
  Perception skills (7%), and can give divine messages to the party as
  well as help them discern true motives (Detect Lie and Read Character
  +20%) and gain extra information. In combat, he sounds a horn that may
  cause enemies to flee in terror (As Greater Fright. with Faith PSF and
  ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: September 29
  Piety TSC: 56
  St. Genevieve: Patron Saint of disaster, drought, rain, and fever, she
  is known to have saved Paris from many disasters. She heals a small
  amount of Body (1BP) and a modest amount of Fatigue (2FP), and prevents
  enemies from initiating combat until tbe party attacks (+10 on
  initiative die roll); if she is invoked in combat, enemies might flee
  (As Greater Fright with Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: January 3
  Piety TSC: 73
  St. George: Patron Saint of Knighthood and Crusaders. Famous for
  saving a maiden while killing a dragon with his lance. He may
  improve the quality of weapons and armour (+1 weapon damage, +2 to
  damage reduction of all armour), provide a small increase to Agility
  (+1), a good increase to Body (2BP), and a very great increase to all
  weapon skills and Riding (15%).
  Saint's Day: April 23
  Piety TSC: 23
  St. Gerlac: A former soldier who nursed the sick and spent seven years
  doing penance for the sins of his youth. He provides a modest increase
  to Charismatic skills (5%), a good increase to all weapons skills (7%),
  and a very great increase to Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills
  15%). He also heals a good amount of Body (2BP) and Fatigue (2FP).
  Saint's Day: Janaury 5
  Piety TSC: 34
  
  St.Gertrude o'Nivelles; Patron Saint of travellers and gardeners, she is
  known for her hospitatity and visions. She improves Riding by a
  small amount (2%), Outdoor skills and Latin by a huge amount (20%), and
  Read/Write by a very great amount (15%). She allows instant travel to
  the newest town or city (as Greater Teleport at ML10 with Faith PSF),
  and can bring prophetic visions of the future.
  Saint's Day: March 17
  Piety TSC: 26
  St. Giles: Patron Saint of cripples and beggars, and a friend to
  animals. He provides a small increase to Streetwise (2%), a very great
  increase to Stealth (15%), and a tremendous increase to Begging and Con
  Others skills (20%); he also provides money if needed, and can heal a
  small amount of Body (1BP)  and a large amount of Fatigue (5FP). He
  causes a loss to agility (-1) and weapon skills (-10%).
  Saint's Day: September 1
  Piety TSC: 45
  St. Giles of Portugal: A former black magician who renounced his black
  arts and suffered diabolical attacks until he was saved by a vision of
  our Lady. He provides a small increase to Intelligence (+1), a good
  increase to non Method/Mode Materia Magica skills (7%), a large increase
  to Perception (10%), and a very great increase to Demon Lore Materia
  Magica skill (15%). Invoking Giles causes a wound (1BP), and a loss of
  Piety (-1).
  Saint's Day: May 4
  Piety TSC: 64
  St. Godehard: A strict disciplinarian who travelled extensivety to
  reform several monasteries. He rose steadily through the church
  ranks due to his discipline and drive. He increases Read/Write and
  Latin by a very great amount (15%), heals a good amount of Fatigue
  (3FP), and can  prevent travel disasters such as avalanches and
  blizzards.
  Saint's Day: May 4
  Piety TSC: 39
  St. Godfrey: Raised in an Abbey, his strict discipline and insistence
  on clerical celibacy was very controversial. He provides a good
  increase to Theology (7%), a large increase to Oratory (10%), heals
  a modest amount of Fatigue (2FP), and may sense evil in monks and
  clerics (as the Detect Evil spell at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL). If
  invoked before combat he prevents the enemy from attacking (Greater
  Circle of Protection spell at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: November 7
  
  Piety TSC: 55
  St. Gottschalk: Prince of the Wends, active in war and conversion, he
  greatly increases all weapon skills (10%), and local reputation (+5
  Social Status) in Wendish Germany (includes Bremen, Hamburg, Luneberg,
  Lubeck, Wismar, Rostock and Schleswig).
  Saint's Day: June 7
  Piety TSC: 44
  St. Gregory Thaumaturgus: Patron Saint of desperate situations,
  earthquakes and floods. He provides a modest increase to Charismatic
  skills (5%), a good increase to non Method/Mode Materia Magica skills
  and Con Others (7%), and a very great increase to Perception skills
  (15%). His miracles may help in uncommon situations, and may temporarily
  improve your luck.
  Saint's Day: November 17
  Piety TSC: 74
  St. Hedwig: Patron of Silesia, she married the Duke of Silesia and was
  active in war, politics, and tending the poor. She provides a large
  increase to Healing (Materia Medicina Healing skills 10% ) and local
  reputation (+5 Social Status) in Silesia. She also heals a modest amount
  of Body and Fatigue (2BP/FP). When confronting nobles, they will tend to
  reveal information.
  Saint's Day:
  Piety TSC: 5
  St. Henry: A former Holy Roman Emperor, known for his abilities  and
  piety. He provides a modest increase to Intelligence (+1) and a good
  increase to all weapon skills (7%), and will improve local reputation
  (+5 Social Status) when dealing with any high noble.
  Saint's Day: July 13
  Piety TSC: 61
  St. Heribert: An active peacemaker devoted to the poor, he is known for
  ending a severe drought by praying for rain. He increases Body by a
  small amount (+1BP), and increases Charismatic skills by a good amount
  (7%), or a large amount (10%) when dealing with yeomen. He can also
  sense evil in yeomen and peasants (as Detect Evil spell with Faith PSF
  and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: March 16
  Piety TSC: 30
  St. Herve: Born blind, he nevertheless founded a monastery and remained
  until his death, where he was venerated for his miracles  and holiness.
  He provides a large increase to Perception (10%) and can sense evil in
  
  people (as Detect Evil with Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: June 17
  Piety TSC: 47
  St. Hildegard: A great nun who founded convents and was famous for her
  visions, earning her the nickname 'Sibyl of the Rhine'. St. Hildegard
  may provide useful visions, especially if near the Rhine River. She also
  improves Perception by a very great amount (15%), and sometimes your
  local reputation (+5 Social Status) in Western Germany.
  Saint's Day: September 17
  Piety TSC: 13
  St. Hubert: Patron Saint of hunters for his vision of a crucifix between
  the horns of a stag. He provides a large increase to pole, thrown and bow
  weapons skills (10%), a good increase to crossbow skills (7%), a very
  good increase to Stealth (10%), and a tremendous increase to Outdoor
  skills (20%). He can aid the party in woodland encounters (Hold Animal
  at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: November 3
  Piety TSC: 34
  St. Illtyd: A warrior and later monk who was charged for a time with
  guarding the Holy Grail. Some say Sir Galahad is modelled upon him. He
  provides a small increase to Riding (2%), a good increase to weapon
  skills and Courtly Manners (7%), and a huge increase to Charismatic
  skills (20%).
  Saint's Day: November 6
  Piety TSC: 63
  St. Isidore: Patron Saint of farmers and of Madrid, he was a hired hand
  to a Spanish noble, where he lived a life of great devotion and poverty.
  He provides a small increase to Courtly Manners (2%), a modest increase
  to Charismatic skills (5%), and a good increase to Streetwise (7%). He
  may enhance local reputation (+5 Social Status) in Madrid and Spain, and
  increase Charismatic skills (5%) when dealing with peasants.
  Saint's Day: May 15
  Piety TSC: 21
  St. Ita: Also known as Deirdre and Mida, she performed many miracles
  of healing, including reuniting a severed head with its body. She adds a
  modest amount to Charismatic skills (5%) and a very good amount of
  Healing (Materia Medicina Healing skills  10%); she can restore all of a
  character's lost Body and a large amount of lost Fatigue (5FP).
  Saint's Day: January 15
  Piety TSC: 85
  
  St. James: Patron of Spain, and the first apostle to be martyred, by
  Herod Agrippa. Provides a small increase to Body, Fatigue (1BP/FP),
  and Charismatics skills (2%), and a good increase to Faith (7%). Causes
  a temporary loss of a small amount of Intelligence (-1), and can enhance
  local reputation (+5 Social Status) in Spain.
  Saint's Day: July 25
  Piety TSC: 25
  St. Januarius: A bishop thrown to the wild beasts by Diocletian; the
  beasts refused to attack. Januarius's blood is contained in a vial
  that is said to liquefy on his feast days. Invoking Januarius can
  cause wild beasts to cease attacking (Hold Animal at Faith PSF and ML
  equal to FL); in combination with his relic, no animal foe can withstand
  St. Januarius.
  Saint's Day: September 19
  Piety TSC: 66
  St. John of Bridlington: Patron Saint of women in difficult labor, he
  was also known as John Thwing and was famous for his piety and honesty.
  He enhances Body and Fatigue by a small amount (+1BP/FP), for women
  only, and can heal both attributes, more so for women (all BP and FP)
  than for men (maximum half of lost BP and FP).
  Saint's Day: October 21
  Piety TSC: 36
  St. John Chrysostom:, Patron Saint of preachers, he was famed for his
  homilies, which earned him the name Chrysostom, meaning 'Golden
  Mouthed'. He provides a modest increase to Charismatic skills (5%), and
  a very great increase to Oratory and Latin (15%), but causes a small
  loss to Perception (-5%). He may ignore prayers on festival days, due to
  his distaste for extravagance.
  Saint's Day: September 13
  Piety TSC: 37
  St. John Climacus: Also known as John Scholaticus, famous as the author
  of 'Scala Paradisi', which described tbe 30 steps necessary to attain
  religious perfection. Enhances ALL skills by a small amount (5%) plus
  5% for every five points of Piety the invoker possesses (6-10 +5%, 11-15
  +10%, 16-20 +15%).
  Saint's Day: March 30
  Piety TSC: 20
  St. John Nepolmuchen: Nemesis of King Wenceslaus IV, finally tortured
  and killed by him. Increases Streetwise by a small amount (5%),
  Charismatic skills and Intelligence (+1) by a modest amount (5%), and
  Courtly Manners by a very great amount (15%). Can enhance local
  
  reputation in Prague and Bohemia (+5 Social Status).
  Saint's Day: May 16
  Piety TSC: 22
  St. Joseph: The husband of Mary and 'father' of Jesus, Joseph is also
  the Patron Saint of carpenters, woodworkers, travellers, and house
  hunting.  He provides a good increase to Streetwise (7%), a very good
  increase to Woodworking skills (10%) and, inside a town or city, a
  modest increase to Charismatic skills (5%).
  Saint's Day: March 19
  Piety TSC: 27
  St. Jude: Patron Saint of hopeless situations, and one of the twelve
  apostles. He improves every attribute by a small amount (+1), and every
  skill by a modest amount (5%) (each of the increases lasts D10 hours
  rolled secretly). He may also provide special aid in hopeless or
  extremely desperate situations.
  Saint's Day: October 28
  Piety TSC: 15
  St. Julian, Hospitaler: Patron Saint of travellers, hotel keepers, and
  boatmen, he was punisbed for his sins but forgiven when he offered his
  bed to a leper. He increases Riding by a modest amount (5%), and
  Outdoor skills by a very great amount (15%); he can also aid passage
  across bridges, fords and ferries by increasing Bargaining by 20%.
  Saint's Day: February 12
  Piety TSC: 61
  St. Kessog: Son of a king of Ireland, he was known for his ability to
  gain converts and his miraculous powers. He provides a small increase
  to Riding (2%), a modest increase to Charismatic skills (5%), a good
  increase to Healing (Materia Magica healing skills 7%), and a large
  increase to Oratory (10%). He can also heal a small amount  of Body
  (1BP) and a good amount of Fatigue (3FP).
  Saint's Day: March 10
  Piety TSC: 31
  St. Lasdislaus: A King of Hungary, known for his zealous defense of that
  country, and for his piety and prowess. He provides a small increase to
  Body (1BP) and Agility (+1), a modest increase to Courtly Manners (5%),
  and a good increase to Riding and all weapon skills (7%).
  Saint's Day: June 27
  Piety TSC: 51
  St. Lawrence: Martyred in Rome, he bore his torture with such equanimity
  that he is credited with ending paganism in that city. He provides a
  
  good increase to Charismatic skills, Streetwise, and Oratory (7%); he
  can restore all lost Fatigue to a character, and help the party
  withstand or escape torture.
  Saint's Day: August 10
  Piety TSC: 20
  St. Lazarus: A friend of Jesus, raised from the dead after four days in
  the tomb. Invoking Lazarus can restore a good amount of lost Fatigue
  (3FP), and all of a cbaracter's lost Body, unless the character is
  already dead.
  Saint's Day: December 17
  Piety TSC: 80
  St. Longinius: The Roman Centurion at the crucifixion who acknowledged
  Christ as the son of God. He was converted, and later martyred, whereupon
  the governor who had ordered his death was converted. He enhances all
  weapon skills by a modest amount (5%) and may increase the quality of
  one character's weapons (+1 to melee weapons +5 accuracy for missile
  weapons).
  Saint's Day: March 15
  Piety TSC: 49
  St. Lucy: 'Santa Lucia', famous for having her eyes torn out and then
  miraculously restoring them; her name means 'light'. She enhances
  Perception by a modest amount (5%), can restore one character's Body
  and Fatigue to maximum and provides light for one day (illumination as
  the mana Globe spell).
  Saint's Day: December 13
  Piety TSC: 77
  St. Luke: Patron Saint of physicians and painters, author of the third
  gospel and the Acts of the Apostles. He was himself a physician and
  enhances Healing by a very great amount (Materia Medicina Healing
  skills 15%), and heals a good amount of Body (3BP) and a large amount of
  Fatigue (5FP).
  Saint's Day: October 18
  Piety TSC: 17
  St. Lutgardis: Led by a vision to be a Benedictine Nun in 1202, she
  lived many miraculous  ecstacies and ultimately became a Cistercian. She
  improves Perception and Faith by a modest amount (5%), and Charismatic
  skills by a good amount (7%). Sharing her ecstacies in prayer costs 10
  fatigue points from the invoker. She can sometimes levitate people over
  obstacles (as the Levitate spell with Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day: June 16
  Piety TSC: 60
  
  St. Margaret: Patron Saint of childbirth and death, she was swallowed
  by a dragon (actually the devil) and emerged unscathed. She restores
  Fatigue and  Body (more for females (up to max) than males (up to half
  lost BP and FP)). She also improves female attributes (+1) and skills by
  a small amount (2%), and the flame resistance of one person's armor (as
  the Mantle of Borealis spell cast at ML 10 with the Faith PSF).
  Saint's Day: July 20
  Piety TSC: 46
  St. Margaret of Cortona: A former noblewoman who renounced her
  worldly goods when her husband was killed, and devoted herself to
  helping the sick and needy. She provides a good increase to Courtly
  Manners (7%) and a very great increase to Healing (Materia Medicina
  healing skills 15%). She also restores a large amount of Body (3BP)
  and all Fatigue.
  Saint's Day: Feb raury 22
  Piety TSC: 52
  St. Mark: Patron Saint of notaries, writers, Egypt, and Venice, and  one
  of the apostles, he once was threatened with capture but wriggled out of
  his cloak and fled naked down the street. He enhances Agility by a good
  amount (+2), and Read/Write by a large amount (10%).
  Saint's Day:  October 7
  Piety TSC: 35
  St. Martin of Tours: Patron Saint of soldiers, horsemen, and geese.  He
  can sense evil in some people (Detect Evil with Faith PSF and ML equal
  to FL), helps heal injuries provided the character is wearing some
  armour (2BP/FP), and improves Charismatic skills by a modest amount
  (5%), Perception by a good amount (7%), and Courtly Manners and Riding
  by a very great amount (15%).
  Saint's Day: November 11
  Piety TSC: 69
  St. Matthew: Patron Saint of bankers and bookkeepers, one of the
  apostles and author of the first gospel. He provides a modest increase
  to  Intelligence (+1), a large increase to Latin (10%), and a very
  great increase to  Read/Write (15%). He can also enhance local
  reputation (+5 Social Status) with bankers like the Bardi, Fuggers and
  Medici.
  Saint's Day: September 21
  Piety TSC: 26
  St. Maurice: Patron Saint of swordsmiths, soldiers, armies, Piedmont,
  Savoy, and Sardinia, Maurice was a Christian legionnaire who refused to
  
  sacrifice to the gods and was killed along with his legion. He provides
  a good increase to Metalworking skills (7%) and a very great increase to
  Edged weapons (15%). He may improve the quality of any edged weapons
  carried (+1).
  Saint's Day: September 22
  Piety TSC: 81
  St. Michael: Patron Saint of battle, Brussels,and Germany, and one
  of the three captains of the heavenly host. Provides a small increase
  to all weapon skills (2%), a good increase to Charismatic skills (7%),
  and a very great increase to Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills
  15%); in combat, he may improve the party's weapons (+1) and armor (+2
  to damage reduction value). He also improves local reputation (+5 Social
  Status) in Germany and Brussels.
  Saint's Day: September 29
  Piety TSC: 72
  St. Milburga: A famous nun and founder of convents, she is venerated for
  her visionary and levitational powers. She improves Charismatic skills
  by a good amount (10%), and Healing by a very good amount (Materia
  Medicina healing skills 15%). St. Milburga may sometimes be willing to
  levitate everyone to or around obstacles (30% as Levitate spell. at
  Faith PSF and ML equal to FL of invoker).
  Saint's Day: February 23
  Piety TSC: 71
  St. Moses the Black: A former slave, released due to his vicious nature,
  who became an outlaw. He was converted by unknown means and was famous
  for the extreme penances he performed. He increases Outdoor skills and
  Streetwise by a good amount (7%), all weapons skills by a large amount
  (10%), and Stealth by a very great amount (15%).
  Saint's Day: August 28
  Piety TSC: 66
  St. Nicholas: Patron Saint of storm-beset sailors, Russia, Lorraine,
  Greece, Sicily and Apulia; his generosity led to the Santa Claus myth.
  He provides a modest increase to Agility (+1), a good increase to
  Charismatic skills (7%), and a tremendous increase to Riding (20%). He
  affects local reputation (+5 Social Status) in areas of his patronage,
  and saves ships and boats from storms.
  Saint's Day: December 6
  Piety TSC: 49
  St. Odilia: Patron Saint of the blind and of Alsace, she was the
  blind child of an Alsatian lord. Her vision was restored at the age
  of twelve when she was first baptized. She provides a modest increase
  
  to Perception (5%), and to locai reputation in Alsace (+5 Social
  Status). Sbe can also provide light (intensity as Mana Globe).
  Saint's Day: December 13
  Piety TSC: 25
  St. Odo: Active in secular as well as ecclesiastical affairs, he  was
  with King Athelstan at the battle of Brunanburh (AD937). He increases
  Charismatic skills by a small amount (2%), all weapon skills and Courtly
  Manners by a modest amount (5%), and Perception by a good amount (7%).
  Saint's Day: July 4
  Piety TSC: 47
  St. Olaf. Patron of Norway, Olaf was a pirate in his youth who rose to
  become king of Norway. His efforts to unify and Christianize Norway made
  him one of her great heroes. Enhances all weapon skills by a good
  amount (7%), and heals a good amount of Body (3BP).
  Saint's Day: July 29
  Piety TSC: 18
  St. Pantaleon: Patron Saint of the medical profession and one of the
  Fourteen Holy Helpers, he was a doctor who survived tortures before his
  death. He enhances non Healing Materia Medicina skills by a good
  amount (7%), and Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills by a large
  amount (10%). He allows armored characters to regain lost Body and
  Fatigue (2BP/FP); in combat animals and fire have less effect on the
  party (-PSF10%. for animals and Mantle of Helios cast at Faith PSF and
  ML equal to FL of invoker).
  Saint's Day: July 27
  Piety TSC: 56
  St Patrick: Patron of Ireland, he converted most of the Irish chieftains
  and Druids by miraculous means. He increases Body by a good amount
  (3BP), greatly increases Charismatic skills, Edged, Pole and Crushing
  weapons, Oratory, and Read/Write (10%), and increases Latin by a very
  great amount (15%). In combat, he may enhance armour against missile
  weapons (+2 to damge reduction value vs. missiles).
  Saint's Day: March 17
  Piety TSC: 22
  St. Paul: Patron of Malta and Greece, he was an apostle who performed
  many miracles. Provides a small increase to Fatigue (+1), a modest
  increase to Charismatic skills (5%), a good increase to Latin (7%),  and
  a very good increase to Oratory and Read/Write (10%). He also heals a
  point of Body. Can provide escapes, and enhances local reputation
  (+5 Social Status) in Greece and Malta.
  Saint's Day: June 29
  
  Piety TSC: 58
  St. Paul the Simple: Childlike and naive, Paul became a disciple at age
  sixty, where he exhibited powers of mind-reading and Healing. Restores
  lost Body and Fatigue, and can allow the party to discern the motives of
  others (Read Character and Detect Lie +20%); when invoked, he causes a
  temporary loss of half the cbaracter's Intelligence.
  Saint's Day: March 1
  Piety TSC: 70
  St. Perpetua: Of noble birth, Perpetua was arrested for her faith;
  sentenced to die in the public games, she was put to the sword  after
  the wild beasts refused to attack her. Enhances Charismatic skills by
  a good amount (7%) and can cause wild animals to cease attack and flee
  (as Greater Fright spell but only against animals at Faith PSF and ML
  equal ot FL).
  Saint's Day:  March 7
  Piety TSC: 16
  St .Peter: Patron Saint of fishermen, and an apostle; known for ignoring
  danger, he was saved from prison by an angel. Increases Body (2BP),
  Oratory, Latin, and Healing by a good amount (7%), Chaismatic skills by
  a moderate amount (5%), and Edged weapons by a large amount (10%). Can
  aid in prison escapes; causes temporary loss of half the character's
  perception. Increase Seamanship skills by 20% for fishermen.
  St. Peter of Atroa: An Armenian monk persecuted during periods of
  iconoclasm; he was also accused of witchcraft because of his miracles.
  He increases Intelligence (+1) and Perception by a modest amount (5%),
  Riding and Meditation by a good amount (7%), and Stealth by a tremendous
  amount (20%). Invoker permanently loses 2 points of Social Status.
  Saint's Day: January 1
  Piety TSC: 62
  St. Polycarp: A devout man, at age eighty he was ordered burned to
  death, but the flames failed to hurt him; he was put to the spear
  instead. Wben he is invoked, regardless of whom you pray for, the entire
  party's resistance to flames improves (Greater Circle of .Protection vs
  Fire Method at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL).
  Saint's Day:  February 23
  Piety TSC: 19
  St. Raphael; Patron Saint of the blind, of travellers and safe journeys,
  and of eye disease; Raphael is one of the three Archangels. Enhances
  Agility (+1) and Perception by a modest amount (5%), and Healing by a
  tremendous amount (Materia Medicina healing skill 20%). He restores all
  
  lost Body and Fatigue and can destroy and purify pagan/satanic worship
  places (Conduct Mass as Priest).
  Saint's Day: September 29
  Piety TSC: 75
  St. Raymond Penafort: Patron Saint of lawyers, known for his conversions
  and preaching. He provides a good increase to Intelligence (+2), and a
  very good increase to Read/Write (15%). Allows the party to travel on
  water as though it were land for one day (Hard Water spell at Faith PSF
  and ML equal to FL), and improves local reputation (+5 Social Status)
  with Dominicans.
  Saint's Day: January 7
  Piety TSC: 67
  St. Raymond Lull: An avid missionary to Moorish lands, and a brilliant
  scholar and poet; he suffered many indignities and dangers while
  trying to convert the Moors. Provides a good increase to Intelligence
  (+1), and a very great increase to Lore Scientific, non
  Method/Mode Materia Magica, Materia Medicina and Read/Write (15%). If
  the invoker's Body and Fatigue are very low (due to losses), they are
  raised to '9'.
  Saint's Day: June 30
  Piety TSC: 29
  St. Reinold: Patron of stonemasons, he was murdered by stonemasons
  jealous of his work. Prayer may allow one to see hidden doors (as the
  spell at Faith PSF and ML equal to FL), and to climb straight up stone
  (+50% to Climbing PSF). He improves Geologiocal Lore by a modest amount
  (5%), Masonry & Stoncutting and Tunneling & Mining by a tremendous
  amount (20%) ,
  and heals a good amount of Fatigue (3FP), but reduces Charismatic skills
  by a modest amount (5%).
  Saint's Day: January 7
  Piety TSC: 27
  St. Roch: Patron Saint against plague, and of prisoners, he worked to
  help plague victims and himself recovered from the disease. He was
  imprisoned as a spy and died in prison. Enhances Hearing Rumours by a
  modest amount (5%), and Healing by a good amount (Materia Medicina
  healing skills 7%). He can end plague in an area (no new cases occur),
  and heals a modest amomt of Body and Fatigue (2BP/FP).
  Saint's Day: August 16
  Piety TSC: 19
  St. Sabas the Goth: A Goth converted to Christianity, he proclaimed  his
  faith during a persecution but was left unharmed. He survived many
  
  tortures and was drowned after refusing an offer to go frm.  Enhances
  Charismatics skills by a good amount (7%), and restores all lost Body
  and Fatigue.
  Saint's Day: April 12
  Piety TSC: 64
  St. Sebastian: Patron Saint of Archers, athletes and soldiers, he was
  shot with arrows as execution, but survived. Provides a good increase
  to Riding (7%) and Agility (+1), a very good increase to Bow weapons
  (10%), and a modest increase to all other weapon skills (5%). He can
  heal a small amount of Body and Fatigue (1BP/FP), and end plague in an
  area (no new cases occur).
  Saint's Day: January 20
  Piety TSC: 28
  St. Stanislaus: Patron of Cracow and Poland, a sought-after advisor who
  was killed by King Boleslaus. Provides a modest increase to Charismatic
  skills (5%), and a very great increase to Diplomacy and Politics and
  Latin (15%). Heals a small amount of Body (1BP) and a modest amount of
  Fatigue (2FP), and can increase local reputation (+5 Social Status) in
  Poland and Cracow.
  Saint's Day: April 11
  Piety TSC: 42
  St. Stephen: Patron of Hungary, ruler of the Magyars and then King of
  Hungary. He increases Intelligence (+1), Charismatic skills, and Courtly
  Manners by a modest amount (5%), and Riding and all weapon skills by a
  good amount (7%). He can enhance local reputation (+5 Social Status) in
  Hungary.
  Saint's Day: August 16
  Piety TSC: 27
  St. Swithbert: A missionary to Germany who converted many with his
  eloquence and zeal. He enhances Charismatic skills by a good amount
  (7%), and Oratory by a very great amount (15%). He also heals a small
  amount of Body (1BP) and a modest amount of Fatigue (2FP).
  Saint's Day: March 1
  Piety TSC: 25
  St. Tarachus: A former Roman soldier who survived many tortures during
  his persecution. He was thrown into the arena, but the beasts would not
  attack him. He enhances Charismatics skills by a modest amount (5%), and
  heals a modest amount of Body (2BP) and a good amount of Fatigue (3FP).
  He can also cause wild animals to flee from combat.
  Saint's Day: October 11
  Piety TSC: 50
  
  St. Thaelaeus, Merciful: Called the merciful because of his work with
  the sick and poor, his executioners were killed with him because of
  their compassion for him. Enhances healing by a very great amount
  (Materia Medicina healing skills 15%), and heals a small amount of Body
  (1BP) and a modest amount of Fatigue (2FP).
  Saint's Day: May 20
  Piety TSC: 62
  St. Theodore Tiro: A recruit in the Roman army, he refused to
  participate in their pagan rites and was burned to death in a furnace.
  Increases Charismatics skills by a modest amount (5%), all weapon skills
  by a large amount (10%), and Riding by a very great amount (15%).
  Saint's Day: November 9
  Piety TSC: 38
  St. Thomas the Apostle: He was the apostle who did not believe in the
  resurrection of Christ until he had seen it with his own eyes, from
  which we get the phrase 'doubting Thomas'. He increases Oratory,
  Body (1BP), Fatigue (1FP) and Outdoor skills by a small amount (2%), and
  Healing by a modest amount (Materia Medicina healing skill 5%).
  Saint's Day: July 1
  Piety TSC: 24
  St. Thomas Aquinas: Patron Saint of universities and scholars, his
  writings now form the basis for all of Christian theology. Provides a
  good increase to Intelligence (+2) and Latin (7%), a large increase to
  Read/Write (10%) and a very great increase to Theology (15%). Enhances
  local reputation (+5 Social Status) at monasteries and universities. NB:
  St.Thomas Aquinas is very helpful when encountering demons. Known as a
  fundamental scholastic, Aquinas will try to convince the demon that a
  treaty with the devil is irrelent to living beings, therefore the demon
  should leave the party alone. Engaging the demon in battle, however, may
  be a more 'definite' solution.
  Saint's Day: Janauary 28
  Piety TSC: 68
  St. Valentine: Patron Saint of lovers, he was a clergyman in Rome, noted
  for his piety and healing skills. He provides a modest increase to
  Stealth and Oratory (5%), and a good increase to Charismatic skills and
  Healing (Materia Medicina healing skills 7%). He also heals a small
  amount of Body and Fatigue (1BP/FP). Finally, invocation may provoke
  good fellowship with others (increase Charm TSC% by 15%).
  Saint's Day: February 14
  Piety TSC: 48
  
  St. Victor o'Marseilles: Roman soldier condemned to death; he converted
  his guards, who were then sentenced to die with him. Enhances
  Charismatic skills and all weapon skills by a modest amount (5%), and
  Oratory by a good amount (7%). Can also restore all lost Fatigue and a
  small amount of lost Body (1BP).
  Saint's Day: July 21
  Piety TSC: 65
  St. Vitus: Patron Saint of dancers, actors, comics, and  epileptics,
  and one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. He provides a good increase
  to Arts and Entertainment skills (7%) and Agility (+1), and can cure
  epileptic seizures, dispell demons and transport the party to the
  nearest town/city (As Greater Teleport at ML10 with Faith PSF). There is
  risk that the invoker will lose some Fatigue (30% chance of losing all
  FP's and collapsing in a faint).
  Saint's Day: July 21
  Piety TSC: 65
  St. Wenceslaus: Patron of Bohemia; his Christian teachings and stern
  rule earned him many enemies. He was killed by a rebel faction led
  by his brother. Provides a modest increase to Strength (+1), Perception,
  Intelligence (+1), all weapon skills, and Riding (5%). He increases
  local reputation (+5 Social Status) with nobles, and in Bohemia.
  Saint's Day: September 26
  Piety TSC: 44
  St. Wilfrid: Wilfrid travelled far and wide to establish Roman order
  over Celtic. He was involved in power struggles within the church, and
  in the building of many monasteries. Enhances Charismatic skills and
  Theology by a modest amount (5%), and Oratory by a very great amount
  (15%). He also heals a small amount of Fatigue (1FP), and may double
  party travel speed (30%).
  Saint's Day: October 12
  Piety TSC: 25
  St. Willehad: An active proselytizer in western Europe, he had many
  run-ins with pagans bent on his death, but survived them all. Provides
  a modest increase to Agility (+1), and a good increase to Outdoor
  skills and Riding (7%). If invoked before or during battle, opponents
  may be surprised (30%) enough to avoid attacking you for a short period.
  Saint's Day: November 8
  Piety TSC: 35
  St. Willebald: A great wanderer and pilgrim, he wrote the first English
  travel book. Provides a modest increase to Outdoor skills (5%), a good
  increase to Charismatic skills (7%), and a very great increase to
  
  Oratory (15%).
  Saint's Day: June 6
  Piety TSC: 50
  St. Willibord: A missionary, he was so successful at converting
  Frieslanders that he became known as 'the apostle of the Frisians'.  He
  provides a modest increase to Outdoor skills (5%), a good increase to
  Charismatic skills (7%), and a very good increase to Oratory (15%). He
  can enhance local reputation (+5 Social Status) in northern Germany.
  Saint's Day: November 7
  Piety TSC: 43
  St. Wolfgang: A director of monastery schools,  known for his work with
  the poor and also with nobility (including the Emperor). Increases
  Intelligence (+1), Charismatic skills, Outdoor skills, and Riding by
  a modest amount (5%), and Leadership by a very great amount (15%). He
  also enhances local reputation (+5 Social Status) in villages and with
  nobility, in Germany.
  Saint's Day: October 31
  Piety TSC: 24
  St. Zita: Patron Saint of servants, she was known for her patience,
  zeal, and holiness. She was a servant in the same household for 46
  years.  Enhances Perception and Streetwise by a modest amount (5%), and
  heals Body (1BP) and a small amount of Fatigue (1FP). She can also gain
  information from servants (Con Others at Faith PSF).
  Saint's Day: April 27
  Piety TSC: 23
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Chivalry & Sorcery (osr)/Chivalry & Sorcery Supplemental/Chivalry & Sorcery Saints & the Church.pdf