(Susanna) [died 295], a virgin and martyr. It is said that she was the beautiful niece of St. Caius, the Bishop of Rome and that she was beheaded for refusing to marry Maximian, Emperor Diocletian‚s partner. One legend says that an idol fell from its pedestal when she breathed upon it. The Basilica of St. Susanna is in Rome dedicated to her. Her feast is August 11.
This St. Joseph and the Child Jesus Ceramic Plaque is 9 1/2 inches high and 5 inches wide.
Whose name means “God Heals,” is charged with healing mankind and the earth. He healed the pains of Abraham and Jacob and gave Noah cures for diseases. He is chief of the Guardian Angels. He is shown with Tobias, his dog and the fish used to heal Tobias’ father. His other symbols include the snake, a vial of balm and an arrow. He is patron against nightmares and patron of travelers, pilgrims, …
St. Bede [673-735] was offered as a child to an abbey in England. He spent his life "always writing, always praying, always reading, always teaching". His principal study was the Bible but he is called the "Father of English History" for his book, The Ecclesiastical History of the English People. He popularized dating the modern calendar from the incarnation of Christ. St. …
(Katherine, Katarina, Catarina, Catalina)[1858-1955], was born into a very wealthy family in Philadelphia. She was inclined toward the religious life. While recovering from an illness in Europe, she recruited priests and nuns for the American Indian missions and met Pope Leo XIII, who told her to become a missionary. In 1889, she entered novitiate and in 1891, she professed as the first member …
The following Marriage Blessing is beautifully presented on this wood 6 1/2 in. x 5 in. wood board accented in hand applied gold leaf. Made in Italy: A blessing from the heart Divine On Cana's Marriage fell; The blushing water turned to wine, Its faith in Christ to tell. O, may the loving Sacred Heart Be with you both today; Love's golden links can never part for God unites for aye. …
Martyr. A maiden, perhaps a native of Rome, who was put to death for her faith near the Lake of Bolsena in Tuscany, Italy. She is shown with the palm of martyrdom, holding arrows (she was pierced by arrows) and with a millstone. Her feast is July 24.
(Jacob, Jakob, Giacomo, Jacques, Santiago, Iago, Jaime, Diego, Diogo, Jaume) [died c. 62 AD], son of Alphaeus, cousin of our Lord and the first bishop of Jerusalem. He wrote one of the Epistles. St. Paul respected and consulted him and referred to him as „The Just. Tradition says he was thrown from the pinnacle of the temple by the Pharisees and then stoned to death. His symbols are the …
This beautiful Saint Peregrine plaque features a picture of Saint Peregrine . It also features the prayer to Saint Peregrine on the other side. It is 3 3/4 X 2 5/16 when folded together. Folded out it is 4 3/4 wide.
the one who bears Christ, is the legendary protector of travelers. Although nothing certain is known about his life, he lives in the affection and gratitude of the many who invoke divine protection in time of danger. He is patron of motorists, travelers, porters and sailors. His feast is July 25.
[died c. 670], patron of gardeners. His shrine at Seine-et-Marne, France draws many pilgrims to this day. He is also the elected patron of the cab drivers of Paris. The connection is obscure. His feast is August 30.
This 3 3/4 in. x 2 1/2 in. wooden easel plaque of Our Lady of the Assumption is perfect for a desk or small space where one wants to revere the Image. It can either be hung or stand on its own. Made in Italy.
This double silver plaque makes a wonderful gift for a godmother. Show appreciation to her for her committment to the spiritual welfare of her godchild! This double silver plaque measures 7 in. wide and 5 in. tall and is made in the U.S.
[died c. 1170] Isidore was born into poverty near Madrid and spent his whole life as a humble farm worker. He was very devout and attended daily Mass before work. It is said that angels plowed the fields so that he could pray. He gave what he could to the poor. He is Patron of Madrid, farmers, farm workers, laborers, kind neighbors and of dead children. His feast is May 15
[1821-1846], came from one of the noblest families in Korea. His father and great-grandfather were also martyred for the faith. Andrew was a man of great intelligence, strong personality and deep faith. He studied for the priesthood in Macao and was ordained in Shanghai, becoming Korea‚s first Catholic priest. He returned to Korea in late 1845, was arrested in 1846, and after 3 months, was …
This lovely "Madonna of the Chair" is a copy of a painting done in 1514. It shows the Blessed Mother holding Jesus while St. John looks on. It is one of the most famous and widely reproduced art works in the world. This particular image is on a wooden arched plaque which measures 7 3/4 in. x 5 3/4 in. The plaque is accented with hand applied gold leaf. …
This beautiful Annunication plaque in antiqued alabaster, with gold accents, is 8" diameter and comes with an easel.
This beautiful Baptism plaque features a vibrant picture of a young baby being baptised. It also features a short prayer on the other side. It is 3 3/4 X 2 5/16 when folded together. Folded out it is 4 3/4 wide.
This I Love You Angel is 4"tall x 4"wide.