This medal features the Divine Infant Jesus, Divino Nino, Infant Jesus Infant baby JesusIt serves as a token of humility and God’s love for all. All medals are unique and one of a kind. Colorway will vary.

The story took place not too long ago. Faustina was born in the early 20th Century in 1905, as Elena Kowalska in Glogowiec, Poland. She wanted to become a Nun but was originally rejected by numerous religious orders. In 1925, she finally entered into...

 In the 17th Century, a general Saturday devotion to Mary was proposed, giving the Mother of Jesus at least 52 days of devotions throughout the year. It was later declared that the first Saturday after the Feast Day of the Sacred Heart of Jesus...

The “Sorrowful Mother,” or Mater Dolorosa, is one of the most replicated and famous images known in Roman Catholic art and iconography. The Virgin Mary is typically portrayed clasping her hands, perhaps in prayer, and looking up at the face of her Son, Jesus,...

Blessed Carlo is well known as the youngster ahead of his time. He created web sites and chronicled the supernatural effects and the Marian Miracles. Carlo proactively recorded the Blessed Virgin’s Marian Miracles while marveling at the Miracles of Now and influxes of trends...

Saint Cecilia, an early Christian martyr, is the patroness of Musicians, Singers, Composers, and poets. Wear Cecilia’s medal to inspire creativity and spark imagination or to get good seats at the next concert you attend!     Your order includes  our vibrant one-of-a-kind hand-painted saint medal,...

 Saint Thomas was a person who loved to learn and was always diligent with his studies. When he was young, he was nicknamed the “dumb ox” because of his large size and the fact that he was a quiet person, a listener rather than...

       Raphael is one of the three Archangels, along with Michael and Gabriel. His name means “Remedy of God” and he is known as both healer and fixer. Pray to Saint Raphael; he is a patron of healing and also, happy meetings! He is...

Saint Philip Neri, a friend of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, is known as a practical joker and also the founder of the Confraternity of the Most Holy Trinity. Philip’s preaching was so popular in Europe that Pope Gregory XIV wanted to make him a...

 In 13th Century Byzantine style, Our Lady of Perpetual Succor is a painting on wood showing the Mother of God holding the Divine Child while the Archangels Michael and Gabriel hover above. Our Lady was brought to Rome at the end of the 15th...

The Infant of Prague is a statue given to Marie Manrique on her wedding day in 1587 and which was then given to the Order of the Carmelites in Prague. When an invasion caused the Carmelites to leave the city, the Infant of Prague...

  Our Lady of Fatima was a Marian vision that appeared to three Portuguese children in 1917. Also known as Our Lady of the Rosary, Our Lady of Fatima revealed three prophecies to the children Lucia Santos, Jacinta, and Francisco Marto. Our Lady of Fatima...

Elizabeth, a European princess, was known for taking care of the sick and needy despite her noble status. Her ministry of giving bread to the destitute led to her designation as the patroness of bakers, seamstresses, and home cooks. Wear St. Elizabeth’s medal as...

Saint Dominic, the founder of the Order of Preachers, is known for having received the Rosary from the Blessed Virgin Mary, herself! He is the patron of astronomers and rocket scientists. Pray to Saint Dominic for faith and celestial inspiration. All medals are unique...

     Saint Thomas More was a well-respected scholar, author of the book Utopia, and a member of the British Parliament who became Speaker of the House of Commons. His downfall came when he disagreed with Henry VIII over the issue of the king’s divorce and...