There were plenty of candidates for sainthood in the first 300 years after Christ s death, what with the faithful continually being martyred by a vigilant Roman Empire distinctly lacking in a sense of humor. They have a searchable database filled with saints and patronages. To become a saint, you need to be saintly. In the early days, dying for your Christian faith was enough to rank amongst the heavenly hosts. Nowadays, there must be evidence after your death that miracles have occurred upon the invocation of your name.
Card tricks don t count.
I have never heard of St. Cathy. Amazingly enough, there are still many people who have never heard of St. Cathy. Unfortunately, privacy concerns prevent us from revealing details about her, in any case, entirely too ordinary daily life. Don t be ridiculous. Jesus was God, which is way better than being a saint, although much more difficult, and the pay is no better.