barnabas
/ˈbɑrnəˌbeɪs/Definitions
1. proper noun
a Christian apostle and companion of Saint Paul, known for his generosity and hospitality, often invoked in Christian tradition as a patron of travelers, the sick, and the poor.
“Barnabas is often invoked by travelers to ensure safe passage.”
2. noun
a person who shows or gives hospitality or generosity, especially to strangers or those in need.
“The local church member was known as Barnabas, for his generosity to the homeless community.”