Saint Philomena was a teenager when she was martyred for her Christian faith in Fourth-Century Greece. It was not until 1802 that her remains were discovered and placed in a reliquary. Philomena’s relics are said to bring deep and profound spiritual joy to those...

Saint Patrick is recognized for shaping the faith of the Irish people. He is especially known for his use of the three-leafed shamrock as a metaphor reflecting the Holy Trinity. While the legend that Patrick rid Ireland of snakes is a bit o’ blarney,...

 Saint Joseph is the patron father and fatherly figures, and the step-father of Jesus Christ. He was known for his hard work as a carpenter. This medal, with Joseph holding a hammer, represents Joseph’s diligence and work ethic as the patron of builders and...

Saint Agatha of Sicily is the patroness of nurses, breast cancer patients and their allies, friends, and family. She’s the perfect saint for someone active in the fight against breast cancer and raising awareness.   Saints Agatha is the perfect saint to invoked against breast.  She...

     The phrase “Mary, Conceived Without Sin Pray for Us who Have Recourse to Thee” is included around the Miraculous Medal. The Blessed Virgin first appeared to Saint Catherine Laboure. In that vision, the Virgin Mary showed Saint Catherine the design of a double-sided medal...

Saint Dymphna is the patroness of mental health, peace, and therapists. She serves as a role model for help with understanding mental illness, bipolar disorders, depression, patron of social workers and those they serve. Pray to Saint Dymphna for psychological peace, understanding, and comfort....

 As one of only four female Doctors of the Church, Saint Catherine of Siena is the patroness of female strength and “Girl Power.” As a result of her diplomatic skills, Catherine was one of the most prominent lay members of the Church during her...

This hand-painted medal of Our Lady of Loreto brings the Catholic tradition of safety and security for travelers and those in the airline industry. Symbolizing the miraculous transportation of Mary's home by angels in the 13th Century, venerate Our Lady of Loreto for safe...

The Holy Family—Jesus, Mary and Joseph—serves as the paragon of love that all families should seek to emulate. Though modern families have a lot of struggles, they can look to the Holy Family as an example of how to live in a community of...

Guardian Angels offer us constant protection throughout our lives. The Angel's Kiss, This medal serves as a reminder of our  caretaking angels watching over us and is the perfect gift for the loved ones you’d like the angels to keep a closer eye on....

Stella Maris is one of the many titles of the Blessed Virgin; her name means the “Star of the Sea” in Latin. The name “Stella Maris” is representative of Mary’s guidance through the seas of life. Pray to Stella Maris, patroness of Sailors, for...

Mother Cabrini, the founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart as well as countless schools, hospitals, and orphanages in the United States, was the first American citizen to be canonized. She is revered for her ministry to immigrants to the U.S., especially...

We went to Saint Teresa of Calcutta’s Canonization in Rome. Mother Teresa was an Albanian nun who ministered in India and founded the Missionaries of Charity, renowned worldwide for her extraordinary charity. She lived a life of humility and generosity, doing everything she could...

When Rita was only 12, her parents announced she would marry Paolo Mancinin. By age 18, she was already wedded and had two sons. Her husband, who was very abusive, was eventually murdered, and her two sons ultimately died. A widow at 36, Saint...

Peter Claver lived in the 17th Century, the son of a Catalonian farmer.  He studied at the University of Barcelona, Spain and was ordained a Jesuit Priest at age 20. His mentor was Alphonsus Rodriguez, who, conversely, considered  Peter Claver his protégé. Peter Claver was encouraged...