`  :::Patron saint has a very specific definition in this sense. From the Oxford English Dictionary, a patron saint is ``A saint chosen or regarded as a protector of or intercessor for a person, place, occupation, etc.`` I agree that the pope alone (or the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, or the Archbishop of Canterbury, etc) does not decide who is the patron saint of what, but it would not be right to refer to a saint being patron of something if they were not considered as such by a recognized church. Basically, we would need a reliable source indicating that Sergius and Bacchus are regarded as the patron saints of homosexuals by a a real church. Currently three of the provided sources are not reliable; one is to a blog, one to a Wikipedia mirror of an older version of this article, and one to private website for an orginization claiming to be the Ecclesia Antinoi, the Religion of Antinous The Gay God. The fourth cite looks like it might be better, but the Google Books link doesn't show anything for me and it's not otherwise cited properly so it can't be verified. At any rate I really doubt that the book indicates that Sergius and Bacchus are designated the patrons of homosexuals by a real church. Considering these sources were installed with a very acrimonious edit summary by a user who was later blocked for extremely unproductive edits, I'm not expecting much to come of this. I said above that it could be a good addition to the article if we could find reliable sources on how S&B; are regarded in the LGBT community in Boswell's wake, but I haven't turned up any. / `