With Artemis Fowl, they always were more advanced than people, so when we are in the 21st century tech, they are so much farther ahead.

I also would like to find more series where there is magic, and it is used, but it's not a essential part of the series, ala Discworld.  It exists, now move on.

For me, i'm not always a fan of the graphic sex scenes that seem to show up in a lot of UF, at least the series that I have come across.  It's reached the point that I find myself suddenly at the next chapter.  I do not mind fade to black style or something similar, but the graphic descriptions are a bit much at times.

No bloodshed seems to be a common theme in older times as well though, though with the Celts it was that you didn't draw your blade except in the defence of your host.  Unless you were breaking the law that is.

Wouldn't the Leipreachan use a shillelagh?

Or maybe Krampus held the mantal before Kringle, or stole the mantle from Kringle for a time.

Mab is an alternate name for an aspect of the Morrigan.

http://voices.yahoo.com/the-morrigan-celtic-goddess-battle-death-fate-and-8533559.html?cat=37

But since Celti mythology ties more knots than the Summers Family Tree who truly knows anymore?

I would personally go with holy man rather then saint.  I know it's 6 of one and half a dozen of the other, but it fits definitions better.

The problem with Saints is that you meet them all posthumously.