True story:
Some decades ago, a young traditional Catholic woman, who with the guidance of her spiritual director had discerned that she was called to marriage, prayed to St. Raphael the Archangel for a good Catholic husband who would establish a good Christian household based on the profession and practice of the Catholic faith as it had been professed and practiced for nearly two thousand years. She vows unto the celestial Prince that if her prayer is granted, her first-born son will bear his name.
She meets a young traditional Catholic man who is seeking a young lady to court. As she is courted by him, he increases her prayers and acts of penance.
As their courtship is about to enter the stage of betrothal, they discuss (as couples often do) what names they shall give their children.
"I think I would name my son Raphael," said the man.
"Oh," the girl replied in astonishment. "Why that particular name?"
"It was my grandfather's name," he said, "and he gave me so many counsels and examples of how to be a good Catholic man. So, I am going to name my son after him. What do you think?"
"I think it's a wonderful idea!" replied the girl, smiling to herself, making acts of adoration and humility at the wondrous elegance of Divine Providence and the great efficacy of St. Raphael's tutelage. For the girl then knew this man was the husband to whom she would be betrothed and wedded in Sacred Matrimony. A son was born to them after they married and he was named Raphael.
So, if you are a man looking to court a Catholic lady, or a lady looking for a good Catholic suitor, do not hesitate to have recourse to St. Raphael the Archangel.