Enjoy this printable coloring page from Brother Francis especially for All Saints' Day! This page can be reproduced for classrooms and other activities!
A classic and simple way to celebrate all our saintly friends: Saint Candle Covers! Ideal for teachers, parents, or anyone looking to make honoring the saints both easy and fun. Whether you’re preparing for a classroom project or an All Saints Day party, Standing Saints provides a creative way to deepen your appreciation for the saints in heaven! WHAT'S INCLUDED: 66 Saint Candle Covers ready to be printed and assembled! Saint Feast Day charts (both alphabetical order and by date!) Assembly instructions FEATURES: Engaging and interactive way to celebrate and learn about the saints Educational Saint Feast Day charts to enhance your understanding of the liturgical calendar Easy-to-follow instructions for quick assembly PERFECT FOR: Families looking to incorporate learning about the saints into their homeschool day or liturgical living Educators seeking creative religious education tools for their students Individuals wanting to deepen their personal devotion to the saints HOW TO USE: Print and assemble the Saint Candle Covers following the included instructions. Use these little saint friends for daily use or for your All Saints Day party! You can also use the Saint Feast Day charts to learn about and celebrate the saints throughout the year! SAINTS INCLUDED St. Agnes St. Augustine St. Andrew St. Cecilia St. Charles Borromeo St. Bernadette St. Benedict St. Bartholomew St. Elizabeth Ann Seton St. Elesbaan St. Felicity St. Francis St. Gemma St. Gabriel The Holy Family St. Ingrid St. Isadore St. Josephine Bakhita St. José Del Río St. John the Apostle St. Jude St. James the Greater St. James the Lesser St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Kizito St. Louise De Marillae St. Lorenzo Ruiz St. Martha St. Moses The Strong St. Michael St. Matthew St. Matthias St. Notbura St. Nicholas Our Lady of Guadalupe Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady of Kibeho Our Lady of Sorrows St. Paul Miki St. Photina St. Philip St. Peter Queen of Apostles St. Rose of Lima St. Richard St. Raphael St. Stephen St. Scholastica St. Simon St. Therese of Lisieux St. Thomas Aquinas St. Thomas the Apostle St. Ulrich St. Ulphia Pope St. Victor I St. Veronica St. Walburga St. Wenceslaus St. Francis Xavier St. Xantippa St. Yves St. Yolanda of Poland St. Zelie Martin St. Zeno NOTE: This is a digital download and there is no physical item that will be shipped. After your purchase you will receive an email with a link to download your files! Check your spam folder if you don’t see the email right away. COPYRIGHT NOTICE This curriculum is property of All Saints Play and is for personal use only. You may print these files as many times as you’d like, but commercial use is prohibited. Please refrain from sharing, re-selling, or uploading to publicly available websites. By purchasing this listing, you agree to uphold the copyright agreement. © COPYRIGHT 2023 | All Saints Play | Amanda Burton
It's that time of year again, time to plan your All Saints' Day party! I love celebrating All Saints' Day with my kids! It is one of our favorite ways to live liturgically, and we
Saint Bernadette Soubirous is the patron saint of illness and poverty. Young Bernadette lived her life guided only by trust and blind faith in things she did not understand - as we all must often do in our own lives. May the example of Saint Bernadette help us always be trusting and obedient to the will of our Heavenly Father. Use this beautifully designed portrait of St. Bernadette of Lourdes to decorate your home or office or even classroom, or give as the perfect thoughtful gift to a friend or loved one! Saint Bernadette of Lourdes - Watercolour Illustration and Mix Media Collage by Natalia Zieba-Buscemi YOU WILL RECEIVE: One High Resolution 300dpi JPG file and one PDF file of each of the printable images above measuring 8x10. *Please note that the image you are viewing in this listing has been optimized for web display and is only 72dpi* These are instant download digital files to print yourself. No physical items will be shipped and you can enjoy your purchase right away! HOW TO GET YOUR PRINTABLE: Following purchase, you will receive a link to the Downloads page. You will also receive a confirmation email from Etsy. You will be able to download and save the digital file of your printable(s) to your computer for current or future use. HOW TO PRINT YOUR IMAGE: To print at home, use high quality cardstock or photo paper and choose the best quality printing settings. For optimal results, you can have your image printed professionally at printer’s shop or online printing services using speciality papers (we recommend Dutch Felt Cover Weight paper or similar). If you choose to print at home using speciality paper, please be aware that your printer colours may need to be calibrated in order to accurately reflect the colours of the image. PERSONAL USE ONLY: Only personal use is permitted with BenedictaBoutique digital products. Please DO NOT edit, resize or transform the digital images in anyway. You may print the digital image you have purchased for yourself or for someone else as a gift. Please do not share or forward the digital file. This listing may not be used in any commercial ventures. Please do not re-sell or distribute the digital file or physical print either for free or commercially. PRINTING DISCLAIMER: Due to differences in monitors, display screens and printer calibrations, colours may appear different in print than on screen. The final print quality will depend on the type of printer and paper used. For best results, we recommend taking your digital file to a printer for professional printing and requesting speciality papers. Please note that any metallic colours are digital only and will not print metallic or shiny. PLEASE NOTE: Because of the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. MORE CATHOLIC ART: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/BenedictaBoutique BONUSES: Join our VIPs to get 15% OFF your order ➡️ http://bit.ly/BenedictaNews ©BenedictaBoutique All artwork is copyrighted by BenedictaBoutique
“But I don’t have a patron saint,” I thought to myself. It was the first night of my lenten retreat and we were encouraged to ask for our patron saint’s intercession for the weekend. In the past five years since my conversion to the Catholic faith, I’ve wanted to have a special friend in heaven, […]
-as it is written: ‘I will cry out like the swallow and I will meditate like the turtledove!’ This is what is done by the devout man (woman) who perseveres in invoking the saving name o…
Lessons 7-8 from the Divine Office for St. Cajetan, Confessor: Matthew 6:24-33 ; Book 2, chapter 14 on the Sermon of Our Lord on the Mo...
The Church's liturgical calendar provides families with a cornucopia of saints to celebrate every month of the year. And what better way to do so than with saintly rhymes!Five years after perennial favorite Saintly Rhymes for Modern Times was first published, author and illustrator Meghan Bausch is back with Saintly Rhymes Through the Year. This all-new treasury highlights multiple saints per month with colorful illustrations and catchy rhymes, teaching children that everyone is called to be a saint!The following saints are included in the book: Saint AgnesSaint Thomas AquinasSaint Brigid of IrelandSaint Paul MikiSaint Katharine DrexelSaint JosephSaint Margaret of CastelloSaint GeorgeSaint Philip NeriSaint Joan of ArcSaints Peter and PaulSaint Kateri TekakwithaSaints Joachim and AnneSaint John VianneySaint Rose of LimaSaints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, ArchangelsSaint Francis of AssisiOur Lady of the RosarySaint Martin de PorresSaint CeciliaSaint Juan DiegoSaint Lucy
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I found this picture and cannot stop thinking about it. It is so beautiful. In the gospel of Jesus Christ you have help from both sides of the veil, and you must never forget that. When disappointment and discouragement strike--and they will--you remember and never forget that if our eyes could be opened we would see horses and chariots of fire as far as the eye can see riding at reckless speed to come to our protection. They will always be there, these armies of heaven. I know my CJ is first in line. I know this is so true. I find a lot of strength in this picture. I love my CJ COMPLETELY! Words cannot express how much and how deep my love for him is. These past month have been a struggle... but my LOVE for him continues to grow. I love my CJ.. always HAVE... always WILL
Set of 5 Coloring Books. Each book contains coloring pages and stories of 7 saints. Saints include: Saint Francis of Assisi Saint Michael the Archangel Blessed Imelda Lambertini Saint Martin de Porres Saint Paul Saint Joan of Arc Saint Nicholas Saint Thérèse of Lisieux Saint Dominic Savio The Holy Family Saint Rose Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity Saint Stephen Saint Patrick Saint Padre Pio Saint Gabriel The Archangel Saint Monica Saint Augustine Saint Ambrose Saint Bernadette Saint Valentine Pope Saint John Paul II Saint Jude Saint Joseph Saint Ignatius of Loyola Saint Anthony of Padua Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Saint Teresa of Calcutta Saint John Bosco Saint Benedict the Moor Saint Agnes Saint Francis Xavier Saint Christopher Saint Maximilian Kolbe Coloring Book size is 8.5 x 11 inches. Contains 16 high-quality coloring pages. SKU: CSB-HFALL
Welcome to my Catholic Saint Print series! I hope these prints can fill your homes with little reminders of our heavenly friends. This print features St. Francis de Sales. WHAT'S INCLUDED With this purchase, you will receive 3 high resolution (300 dpi) JPEG files in 3 different sizes: 4 x 6 in 5 x 7 in 8 x 10 in You will also receive 3 high resolution (300 dpi) PDF files in 3 different sizes: 4 x 6 in 5 x 7 in 8 x 10 in PDF files include crop marks for easy trimming. PRINTING You can print your artwork at home or through an online or local print service! If printing at home on standard letter (8.5 x 11 in) paper, I recommend using the PDF files, as crop marks are included to help with trimming to size! Make sure to select "Actual Size" rather than "Fit" in your printer settings. Refer to this article for help with downloading after purchase: https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013328108?segment=shopping. PLEASE NOTE This product is a digital download. No physical print will be shipped, and any frames/props in listing images are not included. Colors of the final product may vary slightly based on your monitor, printer, and paper. Prints are for personal (non-commercial) use only. Thanks for stopping by! Caroline
Welcome to SaintlyCo A MODERN TWIST KEEPING THE MEMORY AND MEANING OF THE CATHOLIC SAINTS ALIVE. Please message me if you are looking for something specific and I will do our best to accommodate. Thanks for dropping by and having a look around. Printables = Instant Art Download- Print- Frame DIGITAL DOWNLOAD PRINT Digital Downloads are a quicker and cheaper way of buying prints. You can save on shipping costs and you will get to download your print instantly! This product is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD. You will NOT receive a physical print or frame. You will receive 1 high resolution 3:4 Ratio JPEG file at 300 dpi. This can be printed at any size you desire. =Printing= I recommend printing on matte paper such as card stock, photo paper or thick paper if your printer can use them. For a high quality print you can visit a local print shop or look for an online printer that will ship your print to you. The colours can look a little different on different screens, and different printers and papers may produce different colour results. If you have any questions about the colours or anything else, please get in touch. When colour is critical, I recommend doing a small test print before a large final print. =Terms of use= These files and the prints made from them are for personal use only and may not be distributed, sold or modified. You may print as many copies as you like for your own use or to give as a gift, however you may not give these files to others or use the files or prints for commercial purposes. =Receiving your files= Once your payment is cleared, you will receive an email from Etsy with a link to your files. If you have an Etsy account, you can also find your files by clicking on "You > Purchases and reviews" in the top right hand corner of an Etsy page.
Quote of the Day – 28 April – Low Sunday the Octave Day of Easter and Divine Mercy Sunday “Oh, how great, is the goodness of God, greater than we can understand. There are moments and there a…
As Catholics around the country anticipate returning to Mass in the coming weeks and months, we are invited to ask the Lord to replace our stony hearts with the heart of a child — one of simple faith and love for the Eucharist. In her latest column, assistant editor Ava Lalor shares a new saintly friend she discovered, Little Nellie of Holy God, whose life and love for the Eucharist led St. Pope Pius X to lower the age requirement for receiving First Communion. The example of this four-year-old should challenge us all to ask for a deeper love and longing for the Real Presence. Read more about Little Nellie online.
This is the incorrupt body of Saint Catherine Labouré entombed in a glass coffin at the side altar of the Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal often simply called by its address, 140 Rue du Bac in Paris, France. Catherine was born Zoe Labouré on the evening of May 2, 1806 at Fain-lès-Moutiers, Côte-d'Or, Burgundy, France to farmer, Pierre Labouré and Louise Labouré was the ninth of eleven children. The day after her birth, on the feast of The True Cross, she was baptized Catherine Madeleine Labouré. From an early age felt a call to the religious life. When Catherine was nine years old, her saintly mother died on October 9, 1815. After the burial service, little Catherine retired to her room, stood on a chair, took our Lady's statue from the wall, kissed it, and said: "Now, dear Lady, you are to be my mother." Her father's sister suggested that she care for his two youngest children, Catherine and Tonine. After he agreed, the sisters moved to their aunt's house at Saint-Rémy, a village nine kilometers from their home. On January 25, 1818, Catherine made her First Communion. One day she had a dream in which a priest said to her: "My daughter, you may flee me now, but one day you will to come to me. Do not forget that God has plans for you." Sometime later, while visiting a hospital of the Daughters of Charity at Chatillon-sur-Seine, she noticed a priest's picture on the wall. She asked a sister who he might be, and was told: "Our Holy Founder Saint Vincent de Paul." This was the same priest Catherine had seen in the dream. Catherine knew she was in the right place. St. Catherine Laboure Later, on January 1830, at the age of 24, Catherine began her postulancy at Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul at Chatillon-sur-Seine. On April 21, 1830, Catherine Labouré entered the novitiate located at their Mother House, in Rue du Bac 140, Paris taking the name Catherine. On the eve of the Feast of Saint Vincent de Paul, July 19, the Sister Superior spoke to the novices about the virtues of their Holy Founder and gave each of the novices a piece of cloth from the holy founder's surplice. Because of her extreme love, Catherine split her piece down the middle, swallowing half and placing the rest in her prayer book. She earnestly prayed to Saint Vincent that she might, with her own eyes, see the Mother of God. On July 18, 1830, on the eve of the feast of St. Vincent 1830, Catherine woke up after hearing the voice of a "shining child," who she later took to be her Guardian Angel, calling her to the chapel, where she saw and heard the Virgin Mary say to her, "God wishes to charge you with a mission. You will be contradicted, but do not fear; you will have the grace to do what is necessary. Tell your spiritual director all that passes within you. Times are evil in France and in the world." Several months later in the same year, on November 27, 1830, Catherine again saw Our Lady in the chapel during the community evening meditation. The Blessed Virgin Mary shown herself inside an oval frame, standing upon a globe, wearing many rings of different colors, most of which shone rays of light over the globe. Around the margin of the frame appeared the words: "Ô Marie, conçue sans péché, priez pour nous qui avons recours à vous" (O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee). As Catherine watched, the frame seemed to rotate, showing a circle of twelve stars, a large letter "M" surmounted by a cross, and the stylized Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary underneath. Asked why some of her rings did not shed light, Our Lady replied: "Those are the graces for which people forget to ask." Catherine then heard an interior voice spoke, telling her to take these images to her father confessor, Fr. Aladel, a Vincentian priest, to have a medal struck on this model, promising that "All who wear them will receive great graces." Click [here] for Our Lady's Messages to Catherine in Rue de Bac. Catherine did so, and in 1836, after two years of investigation and observation of Catherine's character and behavior, Fr. Aladel took the information to the Archbishop de Quelen of Paris without revealing Catherine's identity. The Archbishop initiated an official canonical investigation into the visions. The tribunal, basing its opinion on the stability of her confessor and Catherine's character, decided to favor the authenticity of the visions. The apparitions were approved as authentic by the Archbishop, confirming that the Miraculous Medal was supernaturally inspired and responsible for genuine miracles. The design of the medallions was commissioned through French goldsmith, Adrien Vachette and the first medal was struck on June 20, 1832. The Medal was distributed, and rapidly earned the title of the "Miraculous Medal." She urged devotion to it, and, because of the power working through it, numerous documented answered prayers, conversions, and miraculous healing, including those of people for whom there was totally no hope, were attributed to the Miraculous Medal. The Miraculous Medal The Medal has since been reproduced, now over a billion times and distributed around the world. It was an important element in reviving Catholic belief in France. The dogma of the Immaculate Conception had not yet been officially promulgated by the Church at the time, but the Medal with its "conceived without sin" served in preparing the way for the proclamation of the dogma of Mary's Immaculate Conception by Pope Pius IX in 1854. Catherine lived her remaining years as an ordinary nursing sister in the hospices of her Order. She was pleasant and well liked by patients and her fellow nuns. After receiving permission from the Virgin Mary, Catherine told Sister Dufes, the Mother Superior, of her visions and only a few people knew that Catherine was the one who brought the Miraculous Medal to the world. Catherine Labouré died on December 31, 1876 and her body was laid to rest on January 3, 1877 in a triple lined coffin in the crypt of the chapel at Reuilly as a requirement back then for religious orders by Paris authorities. Her remains were interred there until the time of her beatification in 1933. In 1895, her Cause for Beatification was introduced in Rome. On July 19, 1931, Catherine was declared venerable by Pope Pius XI (Decree of Heroic Virtues). On March 21, 1933, Catherine's tomb was opened and her body was exhumed after entombed for fifty seven years. The outer wooden coffin had already disintegrated but her body miraculously remained perfectly intact seen by several eye witnesses including representatives from the Archdiocese of Paris, the Daughters of Charity, the Congregation of the Mission, and medical examiners. A detailed medical examination of Catherine's exhumed remains concluded: "The body is in perfect state of preservation, and its joints are still supple." After a detailed examination, the body was taken to the Mother House of the Daughters of Charity in Paris. Months later, on May 28, 1933, Pope Pius XI beatified Catherine. After the celebration of the beatification, the body of Catherine was placed and now lies in a glass coffin under the renovated side altar of the Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal (often simply called by its address, 140 Rue du Bac), Paris, one of the spots of the apparition, honoring the "Virgin of the Globe" where countless pilgrims have gathered close to pray for her intercession, and that of the Blessed Virgin, and where numerous miracles were reported at her tomb. On July 27, 1947, she was canonized a saint by Pope Pius XII. The Feast Day of St. Catherine Labouré is November 28 (it was formerly celebrated on December 31). The Chapel of the Miraculous Medal in Rue de Bac in Paris, France where the incorrupt body of St. Catherine Laboure lies in the side altar shown in this photograph.
Saint Kateri’s feast day is coming up on July 14th! Today I am sharing with you ways to celebrate this special feast day. First here is a quick story about how we decided to name
