It is not one of the countless people venerated as saints, but God himself, under whose patronage this shrine has been placed, namely in the person of the incarnate Son of God, Jesus Christ. However, it is often customary not to name the church directly after "Jesus Christ," but to use one of the special titles with which the Son of God has been honored throughout the two-thousand-year history of Christianity. Thus, we often encounter "San Salvatore," sometimes the sorrow-suffering "Ecco homo," also "Good Shepherd," "Immanuel," "Resurrection of Christ," or—as here—the crucified Christ as patron saint.