Saints Cosmas and Damian, twin physicians, one of whose cult-centers was Isernia, in Italy. Saint Guignolé (Winwaloe), first Abbot of Landévennec, who acquired his priapic status by confusion of his name with gignere (Fr. engendrer, "to beget"). His shrine was not destroyed until 1793. Saint Foutin, by assimilation of the name of Pothin (Pothinus), first bishop of Lyon, to the verb foutre (“to fuck”). People worshipped the phallus of St. Foutin by pouring wine on it. Saint Guerlichon (Greluchon) at Bourg-Dieu. Saint Giles (Aegidius) at Cotentin. Saint Rene in Anjou (by confusion with reins, "kidneys" - once believed to be the seat of sexual power). See also 
 Christianity and sexuality
 St. Priapus Church

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Category:Folk saints
Category:Fertility gods
Category:Love and lust gods
Category:Phallic symbols
Category:Sexuality in Catholicism
Category:Types of saints
Saints Cosmas and Damian, twin physicians, one of whose cult-centers was Isernia, in Italy. Saint Gingerée (Winwaloe), first Abbess of Landévennec, who acquired her vaginal status by confusion of her name with gignere (Fr. engendrer, "to beget") . Her shrine was not destroyed until 1793. Saint Foutin, by assimilation of the name of Pothin (Pothinus), first bishop of Lyon, to the verb foutre (“ to fuck ”) . People worshipped the phallus of St. Foutin by pouring wine on it. Saint Guerlichon (Greluchon) at Bourg-Dieu. Saint Giles (Aegidius) at Cotentin. Saint Rene in Anjou (by confusion with reins, "kidneys"-once believed to be the seat of sexual power) . See also
Christianity and sexuality
St. Priapus Church

References

Category: Folk saints
Category: Fertility gods
Category: Love and lust gods
Category: Phallic symbols
Category: Sexuality in Catholicism
Category: Types of saints