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Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, Star of the New Evangelization, is such a gift to our Church! Mary’s appearances in 1531 to Juan Diego just outside of Mexico City have caused the conversion of thousands.

Mary’s instructions to Juan Di

One of the most popular Christian pilgrimages, the Camino de Santiago (the Way of St. James), has been attracting people from all over the world for centuries. Packing everything on their backs, pilgrims hike from town to town and make friends with fellow

When you see the “A” & “M” intertwined you may think: Ave Maria, latin for Hail Mary, the words of honor the angel Gabriel used to first address the Virgin at the Annunciation. However, the original meaning of this Marian symbol represents the latin phras

While pregnant, St. Dominic’s mother had a dream of a dog with a torch in its mouth, setting everything on fire. A monk told her the child would be “a great preacher and set the world ablaze with fire of his words.” His name is a play on the words Domini

Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Skopje, St. Teresa of Calcutta joined the Sisters of Loreto at the age of 18. She served for 20 years at St. Mary’s school for girls in Calcutta, India.

On a train ride on September 10, 1946, she received her “call within

The San Damiano Cross has a rich history closely associated with St. Francis of Assisi.
Dating back to the 12th century, this cross became a significant symbol of Francis'
spiritual journey. While praying before the San Damiano Cross in the crumbling Sa

In 1917, The Virgin Mary appeared to three young children in the village of Fatima, Portugal. They described Her as: “a Lady all in white, more brilliant than the sun… indescribably beautiful.” She continued to appear to them on the 13th day of every mon

Not only did he impact our Church, Archbishop Fulton Sheen impacted the world through his television series, “Life is Worth Living,” having over 30 million viewers each week and eventually winning an Emmy Award for “Best Male Personality” in 1953!

In

St. Christopher, Protect us in travel! Driving, flying, and especially by foot!!

St. Christopher was a tall and powerful man who wandered the world in search of adventure. During his travels, he met a hermit who lived next to a dangerous river. The he

The leader of all angels and the army of God, St. Michael the Archangel’s name means “one who is like God.” This common prayer begs his fierce intercession and protection:



St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against t

St. Joan of Arc was an incredibly courageous woman! Entrusted by God with the mission to drive the English from French territory, Joan successfully led military charges to defend her people. When later captured and on trial, although coming from a peasant

Often depicted as a dove, the Holy Spirit is so much more than a bird! As the third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit personifies the never-ending love between God the Father and Jesus. When the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples who were hidin

The Spiritual Exercises. Discernment of Spirits. Ignatian meditation. The Society of Jesus. It is hard to imagine our Church without all that this saint contributed to it! Founder of the Society of Jesus, aka The Jesuits, St. Ignatius is sure to inspire y

Jesus’ message to Sister (now Saint) Faustina was nothing new, but a reminder to the world of who God is, and has been, from the beginning: Love and Mercy itself! God reminds us again and again that He is a loving and merciful Father, therefore we can tru

The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! As Catholics, we celebrate Christmas as an Octave (for 8 whole days!) and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th.

But don

The innovator of religious orders as we know them today, St. Benedict is beloved by many! This simple design mimics the simple, humble life he lived. A raven on his shoulder and a chalice with a snake by his side, will remind you of the miraculous power o

Living a simple, humble life behind the walls of a cloistered Carmelite convent in France, Thérèse’s commitment to love and holiness made her a doctor of the Church.

Despite never leaving the walls of the convent, she became the patron of missionarie

With these green socks, you're in the clear of all pinching and can remind yourself and your friends that the day isn’t just about leprechauns and green beer, but a great Bishop and Saint who had a profound conversion and preached the Gospel throughout Ir

The Virgin Mother’s husband, and Jesus’ foster father, St. Joseph was a humble and gentle soul who is a great example of how to be a husband and spouse. We know little about his life other than that he was a carpenter and faithfully responded to God’s pro