Saint Luke, one of the Four Evangelists and devout disciple of Paul, wrote the New Testament books, “The Acts of the Apostles” and “The Gospel of Luke.” He is known for being diverse and inclusive in his works, writing about downtrodden sinners, the poor and infirm, women, and lepers. He was a physician who had an innate care for others, and this shines through in his books. Luke’s emblem is the ox, and he is the patron of doctors, artists, and butchers. Pray to Saint Luke when you are facing new beginnings, meeting new people, confronting new problems, or pondering new ideas; Saint Luke will help you to get off to the best start possible.
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