Patron Saint of Patron of the Blind
Who to turn to
St. Lucy is who the Church points to for patron of the blind. Their full life — and the memorial kept each year — is on their own page.
The patron saintSt. LucySoonFor Clarity and Vision
O Immaculate Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, you are the shelter for sinners, the healer of the sick, and the solace for those in distress. You are aware of my needs, my anxieties, and my pains. By your presence at the Grotto of Lourdes, you transformed it into a sacred place where your blessings flow to those who come from around the globe. Throughout the years, countless individuals in suffering have found healing for their maladies, whether in spirit, mind, or body. Thus, I approach you with unwavering trust to seek your maternal intercession. Please, O compassionate Mother, grant my petitions. In gratitude for your blessings, I will strive to emulate your virtues, so that I may one day partake in your glory. Amen.
Frequently asked
Who is the patron saint of the Blind?
The patron saint of the Blind is St. Lucy. She is venerated for her compassion and care for those suffering from visual impairments.
Why St. Lucy?
St. Lucy is associated with light and vision, making her a fitting intercessor for those who are blind. Her name, derived from 'lux,' means light.
Is there a patron saint of sight?
Yes, St. Lucy is also recognized as a patron saint of sight and eyesight, as she is believed to help restore vision.
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