Here are **100 saints** from various religious traditions, primarily focusing on Christian saints, but also including notable figures from other religious backgrounds:

Here are **100 saints** from various religious traditions, primarily focusing on Christian saints, but also including notable figures from other religious backgrounds: ### **Christian Saints** 1. **Saint Peter** – Apostle and first Pope of the Roman Catholic Church. 2. **Saint Paul** – Apostle and missionary, instrumental in spreading Christianity. 3. **Saint Mary** – Mother of Jesus, venerated in many Christian denominations. 4. **Saint Joseph** – Husband of Mary and earthly father of Jesus. 5. **Saint Francis of Assisi** – Founder of the Franciscan Order, known for his love of animals and nature. 6. **Saint Therese of Lisieux** – Known for her "Little Way" of spiritual childhood. 7. **Saint Augustine of Hippo** – Early Christian theologian and philosopher. 8. **Saint Thomas Aquinas** – Dominican friar and theologian, influential in scholasticism. 9. **Saint Catherine of Siena** – Mystic and Doctor of the Church, known for her work on church reform. 10. **Saint Benedict of Nursia** – Founder of the Benedictine Order. 11. **Saint Ignatius of Loyola** – Founder of the Jesuit Order. 12. **Saint Clare of Assisi** – Founder of the Poor Clares, a female counterpart to the Franciscans. 13. **Saint Anne** – Mother of the Virgin Mary. 14. **Saint Elizabeth of Hungary** – Known for her charity work and devotion to the poor. 15. **Saint Agnes** – Early Christian martyr, often depicted as a symbol of purity. 16. **Saint John the Baptist** – Prophet who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River. 17. **Saint Louis IX** – King of France, known for his devotion to justice and the church. 18. **Saint Teresa of Ávila** – Carmelite nun, mystic, and reformer of the Carmelite Order. 19. **Saint Peter Claver** – Spanish missionary and saint known for his work with enslaved Africans. 20. **Saint Anthony of Padua** – Franciscan friar and doctor of the Church, patron saint of lost things. 21. **Saint Joan of Arc** – French martyr and saint, a heroine of the Hundred Years' War. 22. **Saint Barbara** – Early Christian martyr, often invoked by those in danger of sudden death. 23. **Saint George** – Patron saint of soldiers and often depicted slaying a dragon. 24. **Saint Michael the Archangel** – Patron saint of police officers, soldiers, and paramedics. 25. **Saint Patrick** – Patron saint of Ireland, known for converting the Irish to Christianity. 26. **Saint Vincent de Paul** – Founder of the Congregation of the Mission and the Daughters of Charity. 27. **Saint Maria Goretti** – Young martyr known for her purity and forgiveness. 28. **Saint Dominic** – Founder of the Dominican Order, known for preaching and teaching. 29. **Saint Scholastica** – Sister of Saint Benedict and founder of the Benedictine nuns. 30. **Saint Rocco** – Patron saint of the sick and suffering. 31. **Saint Martin de Porres** – Dominican friar known for his compassion and care for the poor. 32. **Saint Blaise** – Bishop and martyr, patron saint of throat ailments. 33. **Saint Nicholas** – Bishop of Myra, inspiration for the modern Santa Claus. 34. **Saint Jerome** – Translator of the Bible into Latin (the Vulgate). 35. **Saint Augustine of Canterbury** – First Archbishop of Canterbury and missionary to the Anglo-Saxons. 36. **Saint Lucy** – Early Christian martyr, patron saint of the blind. 37. **Saint Theresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa)** – Missionary known for her charitable work in India. 38. **Saint John Chrysostom** – Archbishop of Constantinople, known for his eloquent preaching. 39. **Saint Basil the Great** – Bishop and theologian, important figure in early Christian monasticism. 40. **Saint Lawrence** – Deacon and martyr, known for his charity and devotion to the poor. 41. **Saint Maximilian Kolbe** – Polish priest and martyr, known for sacrificing his life to save another in Auschwitz. 42. **Saint Francis Xavier** – Jesuit missionary and one of the most significant figures in the spread of Christianity in Asia. 43. **Saint Teresa of Calcutta** – Founder of the Missionaries of Charity, known for her work with the poor in Calcutta. 44. **Saint William of Baskerville** – A fictional saint from Umberto Eco’s novel *The Name of the Rose*, often associated with wisdom and detective work. 45. **Saint Cyprian** – Bishop and martyr, important early Christian theologian. 46. **Saint Ambrose** – Bishop of Milan, one of the most important ecclesiastical figures of the 4th century. 47. **Saint Isaac the Syrian** – A Christian mystic and theologian known for his ascetic writings. 48. **Saint Apollonia** – Martyr who is considered the patron saint of dentistry. 49. **Saint Catherine Laboure** – French nun, known for receiving the Miraculous Medal from the Virgin Mary. 50. **Saint Cecilia** – Patron saint of musicians. ### **Other Religious Saints & Figures** 51. **Guru Nanak** – Founder of Sikhism and first of the Ten Gurus. 52. **Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama)** – Founder of Buddhism, revered as an enlightened being. 53. **Rama** – A deity and hero of the *Ramayana*, a major figure in Hinduism. 54. **Krishna** – Revered as a god in Hinduism, particularly known for his role in the *Bhagavad Gita*. 55. **Saint Kateri Tekakwitha** – First Native American saint, known for her conversion to Christianity. 56. **Sufi Saint Rumi** – Persian poet and mystic, considered one of the greatest spiritual teachers. 57. **Saint Omer** – Patron saint of the Belgian city of Omer. 58. **Saint Etheldreda** – Anglo-Saxon abbess and queen. 59. **Saint David** – Patron saint of Wales. 60. **Saint Simeon Stylites** – Early Christian ascetic who lived atop a pillar for decades. 61. **Saint Thérèse of Lisieux** – French nun known for her "Little Way" of spirituality. 62. **Swaminarayan** – Founder of the Swaminarayan sect in Hinduism. 63. **Saint Anselm** – Archbishop of Canterbury and theologian. 64. **Baba Farid** – Punjabi Sufi saint and poet. 65. **Shirdi Sai Baba** – Revered as a saint and healer by both Hindus and Muslims in India. 66. **Rabia al-Adawiyya** – Early Sufi saint and mystic, known for her teachings on divine love. 67. **Al-Khidr** – A figure in Islamic tradition, believed to be an immortal saint. 68. **Saint Bernadette Soubirous** – French saint known for her visions of the Virgin Mary at Lourdes. 69. **Lao Tzu** – Ancient Chinese philosopher and figurehead of Taoism. 70. **Saint Augustine of Hippo** – Early Christian philosopher and theologian. 71. **Bodhidharma** – Indian Buddhist monk credited with bringing Zen Buddhism to China. 72. **Ayyappa** – Hindu god, the subject of the pilgrimage to Sabarimala. 73. **Saint Junipero Serra** – Spanish missionary and founder of the California missions. 74. **Tulsidas** – Renowned Hindu saint and poet, author of the *Ramcharitmanas*. 75. **Sankardev** – A saint and social reformer from Assam, India. 76. **Saint Francis de Sales** – Bishop and spiritual writer. 77. **Mencius** – Confucian philosopher considered a sage. 78. **Moses Maimonides** – Jewish philosopher and theologian. 79. **Rav Nachman of Breslov** – Jewish Hasidic leader known for his mysticism. 80. **Socrates** – Philosopher, considered by many as a spiritual figure. 81. **Saint Zita** – Patron saint of domestic workers and those in need. 82. **Kalki** – Future avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu. 83. **Saint Dymphna** – Patron saint of the mentally ill. 84. **Saint Thomas Becket** – Archbishop of Canterbury who was martyred for his beliefs. 85. **Saint Catherine of Alexandria** – A Christian martyr and philosopher. 86. **Saint Dominic** – Founder of the Dominican Order. 87. **Sankara** – Indian philosopher and theologian, one of the key figures in Advaita Vedanta. 88. **Kwan Yin** – Chinese bodhisattva associated with compassion. 89. **Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio)** – Italian priest known for his mystical experiences and stigmata. 90. **Raghavendra Swamy** – Revered saint in the Dvaita tradition of Hinduism. 91. **Abraham** – A patriarch and prophet revered by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. 92. **Saint Joseph of Cupertino** – Italian Franciscan friar known for his levitation and mystical gifts. 93. **Saint Ignatius of Antioch** – Early Christian bishop and martyr. 94. **Saint Teresa of Lisieux** – Carmelite nun known for her devotion to prayer. 95. **Saint Margaret of Scotland** – Queen and humanitarian. 96. **Saint Wenceslaus** – Duke of Bohemia and martyr. 97. **Saint Joan of Arc** – French peasant girl who led French troops in the Hundred Years' War. 98. **Saint Lawrence of Rome** – Deacon and martyr in early Christianity. 99. **Shankara** – Indian philosopher and theologian in Hinduism. 100. **Saint John of the Cross** – Spanish mystic and poet, known for his works on the soul's journey toward God. These saints have had significant impact across various cultures and traditions, shaping religious practices, theology, and the spiritual lives of millions.