ankh
symbol
ancient Egyptian hieroglyph signifying “life,” a cross surmounted by a loop and known in Latin as a crux ansata (ansate, or handle-shaped, cross). As a vivifying talisman, the ankh is often held or offered by gods and pharaohs. The form of the symbol derives from a sandal strap. As a cross, it has been extensively used in the symbolism of the Coptic Orthodox Church (Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria).- Saint Bernard de Menthon
- Saint Bernardine of Siena
- Saint Blaise
- Saint Bonaventure
- Saint Boniface
- Saint Boniface
- Saint Boniface I
- Saint Boniface IV
- Saint Brendan
- Saint Bridget of Sweden
- Saint-Brieuc
- Saint Brigit of Ireland
- Saint Bruno of Querfurt
- Saint Bruno the Carthusian
- Saint Bruno the Great
- Saint Bénézet
- Saint Caesarius of Arles
- Saint Cajetan of Thiene
- Saint Calixtus I
- Saint Camillus of Lellis
- Saint Catharines
- Saint Catherine
- Saint Catherine: Letter
- Saint Catherine of Alexandria
- Saint Catherine of Bologna