On the Feast of All Saints!

Can you identify the following saints?

1.  "My saint is a native of Madrid, Spain.  I was twelve years old when persecutions broke out.  I went to the governor and yelled at him that he was destroying souls. When the officials gave me little cakes to offer to the pagan gods, I threw them on the ground at the base of the statues and stomped on them.  My death was caused by fire; my executioners lit my hair on fire and I suffocated.  My feast day is December 10th.  I am the patron saint of run-aways and widows."



2.  "I was married to King Henry of Germany and I had five children.  I was married to my husband for twenty years and was a very pious wife and mother.  After my husband died, I founded many churches and monastaries. One of my sons was St. Bruno, one was Holy Roman Emperor Otto. I died on March 14th, 986, which is also my feast day. I am the patron saint of Misbehaving Children. Who am I?"

 

3.  "I  am an English saint.  I had three sisters who were all saints and my grandmother was an Abbess.   I was married to one king for three years and a second king for twenty years.  I had his permission to become a nun and later became an Abbess, founding a monastary at Eli.  I died in 679.  My feast day is June 23rd. I am the patron saint of throat ailments.  Who am I?"



4.  "I was born in Italy in the 1500s.  My first words were "Jesus" and "Mary."  I became a Jesuit; I died when I was only twenty-three years old.  My feast day is June 21st.  I am the patron saint of altar boys.  Who am I?"



5. "I'm from....  I'm from...  Where am I from?  Oh, yeah.  I'm from France!  And I'm a soldier.  One day...  I split my cloak in half and gave some of it to a poor man.  And then...  And then..."  (What happened next, William?)  "Oh, yeah!  Then, that night...  Jesus arose to me and said: 'That was me you gave the cloak to.'  Who am I?"