Justice and dignity

Any of these can be asked. There is no order of precedence and no wrong choice, so pick whoever the story fits.

• St. Charbel MakhloufA Lebanese hermit-monk whose tomb became one of the world's most reported healing sites.
• St. Damien of MolokaiVolunteered for the leper colony no one could leave, and died one of them.
• St. DymphnaAsked for by people carrying anxiety, depression, and mental illness.
• St. Gerard MajellaThe saint expectant mothers ask for, especially when a pregnancy is difficult.
• St. Mary MagdaleneThe first witness of the resurrection, and the patron of second chances.
• St. Maximilian KolbeTook another man's place in a starvation cell at Auschwitz.
• St. PatrickTaken as a slave, went back freely, and is invoked against fear.
• St. Rita of CasciaMarried into violence, outlived it, and is asked for in impossible situations.
• St. RochA pilgrim who nursed plague victims, caught it, and was fed by a dog, asked for in epidemics.