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Does anyone know the Patron saint of math or Mathematicians? 
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That's why I was looking. I took the final today I think I did ok. When I did a search for saint medals for mathematicians on Catholic.org I got Hubert. But when I look for some kind of clarification I couldn't find it.Lady_Firehawk said:Whoever it is, I hope he (or she) is found before finals week-- I could use their intercession on my Calculus final!![]()
JJM said:That's why I was looking. I took the final today I think I did ok. When I did a search for saint medals for mathematicians on Catholic.org I got Hubert. But when I look for some kind of clarification I couldn't find it.Lady_Firehawk said:Whoever it is, I hope he (or she) is found before finals week-- I could use their intercession on my Calculus final!
tomuea said:Admittedly i'm not Catholic, but do any of you have any problems with assigning Saints to things such as maths? I'm not sure why, but it just isn't sitting well with me for some reason.
Wolseley said:Oh, I remember those days well.
Every time I took an algebra test in college, I was praying fervently---to St. Jude, patron of desperate situations and lost causes.