patron saint

Preposition: of

• sailor: Blakeney - St. Nicholas St. Nicholas is the patron saint of sailors.
• lover: Whoever's heard of St Dwynwen, for example, patron saint of Welsh lovers?
• fisherman: On the 16th July there is the festivity of the " Virgin del Carmen " who is patron saint of fishermen & seamen.
• traveler: Yesterday was the feast day of St. Christopher, the patron saint of travelers.
• animal: The patron saint of animals is St Francis of Assisi.
• music: The first award will be made on 22 Nov, the memorial day of St. Cecilia, patron saint of music ( apparantly ).

Possessives

• day: And finally in December, there are the traditional patron saint's days in honor of the Immaculate Conception.

Converse of object

• become: His story became popular among soldiers fighting in the Crusades and he became patron saint of the English army, and of England.
• celebrate: This is where the islanders celebrate the patron saint of the island.
• adopt: There was a strong religious element in the Guilds, each adopting a patron saint and being attached to a local monastery or church.

Adjective modifier

• own: Many towns have their own patron saint, whose story is closely involved with the place.
• traditional: And finally in December, there are the traditional patron saint 's days in honor of the Immaculate Conception.