This unique Divine Mercy plaque is mounted behind glass in an antiqued silver leaf frame which measures 4 1/2" tall X 3 1/2" wide.  The plaque is crafted in fine sterling silver in the Italian town of Loreto by one of the finest silver manufacturers in the world.

This beautiful image of Our Lady of Czestochowska features colorful details in the crowns and dress of the Virgin and Christ Child. The plaque measures 6 1/2 in. x 5 in.

This St. Michael Ceramic Plaque is 10 inches high and 7 inches across. 

[422-500], was born near Paris, dedicated her life to God at 7, moved to Paris and became a nun at 15. She had many visions and prophecies. Her prayers are said to have turned Attila the Hun away from Paris toward Orleans. She brought boatloads of corn to the city when it was blockaded by Childeric, King of the Franks and she even persuaded him to release many captives. By the time her death, …

[c. 480-543], sister of St. Benedict, is the patron of Benedictine Nuns. She would meet with her brother once a year near his monastery to discuss spiritual matters. At their last meeting, she begged him to stay the night. When he refused, she prayed to God and there was a sudden heavy rainstorm, which prevented him from leaving. Three days later she died and her soul ascended to heaven in the …

(ruled 1003-970 B.C.), whose name means „beloved,‰ was the son of Jesse, and was raised to be a shepherd, which taught him compassion and courage. The Prophet Samuel anointed David with oil, marking him as the next king. David became the armor-bearer of King Saul. He slew Goliath and became the new champion of Israel. Saul became jealous of his young rival and tried many times to kill him. …

(Monacella) was the daughter of an Irish king who fled across the Irish Sea to Wales to escape an unwanted marriage and remained hidden for fifteen years. In 604, the local prince was hunting with his dogs chasing a hare. He came upon her praying and the hare was in her sleeve. The dogs whimpered and would not attack the hare. The prince was moved and gave her that land. She lived another …

[1st Century], APOSTLE, is known as Nathaniel in the Bible. When Philip the Apostle brought him to Jesus, Jesus said of him „Behold an Israelite in whom there is no evil.‰ He is said to have preached in Asia Minor, India, and Armenia, where he was martyred by being flayed alive and then beheaded. He is the Patron of plasterers. His feast is August 24.

Charbel Makhlouf [1828-1898], became a monk of the Maronite Rite at the age of 20. He spent 23 years as a hermit, trying to live the austere life of the Desert Fathers. He ate no meat, no fruit and drank no wine but communion. He had a great love of the Eucharist. Charbel had a profound influence in his region, even among the Muslims. He is shown with the Eucharist and with the Cedar of …

[11th Century B.C.], beloved friend of David & son and heir of King Saul. A young man of courage and military skill. He came to David’s aid when Saul wished to kill him. Using his bow and arrow, he warned David to stay away. They embraced, kissed, wept and vowed their loyalty. They never saw each other again. Jonathan was killed in battle with his father and brother. David grieved …

[12th Century B.C.] was the only woman in the Bible to reach great power by common consent of the People. Sitting beneath her palm tree, she would counsel and settle disputes between Israelites from different tribes. She convinced Israel’s best general to attack her people’s oppressor and foresaw their victory, celebrated in the Song of Deborah.

(Juliana, Julia, Julie, Julian) [1751-1816]. Born in Cuvilly, France, this peasant girl suffered paralysis for thirty years. In 1804 she founded the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, and after her death other Sisters of Notre Dame communities also arose. Awareness of God characterized her apostolate of religious instruction. Julie constantly proclaimed "God is good!" She was canonized in 1969. …

This heart angel is 3 1/2" tall x 5" wide.

This beautiful Madonna and Child by Adolfo Simeone is beautifully presented on a 13 1/4 in. x 16 3/4 wood board.  The Madonna's and Child's halos are beautifully executed in hand applied gold leaf, as is the frame around the subjects.  Made in Italy.

(Ansis, Evan, Giannes, Giovanni, Hans, Hannu, Ioannis, Ivan, Iwan, Ivashka, Jan, Janeczek, Jankielek, Janko, Janos, Jean, Jonas, Jovan, Johann, Johannes, Joannes, Juhani, Juan, Juanitocho, Vanechka, Vanya, Xuan, Yochanan, Zana) [1495-1550]. He was born in Portugal. After following various vocations, he was led to a more perfect way of life by a sermon of Bl. John of Avila. But the fervour of …

(Carlos, Carlo, Carl, Karl) [c. 1860-1886] and companions, protomartyrs of Uganda. Charles was one of more than thirty Catholics & Anglicans martyred by King Mwanga from 1885 to 1887. Charles was the leader of the king’s pages and tried to protect them from the rage and sexual appetites of the king. In a rage, the king condemned the Christian pages to death by fire, although some were …

(Louisa) [1591-1660]. Born in Paris. She wished to become a nun, but on the advice of her confessor, married Antony Le Gras. After his death in 1625, Louise spent the rest of her life helping St. Vincent de Paul and cooperating with him in establishing the Sisters of Charity. The Sisters took their vows for the first time in 1638 and Louise remained their Superior until her death. She was …

This 18 inch oval plaque of the Holy Family is handcarved out of Lindenwood in the Czech and Slovak republics.

This 10 inch plaque of the Modonna and Child in the modern style is handcarved out of Lindenwood in the Czech and Slovak republics.

[15th Century B.C.], was a great warrior who assisted Moses in the Exodus from Egypt. His name means, the Lord is salvation. He went with Moses to Mt. Sinai to receive the LAW. Named by Moses as his successor, he was blessed and confirmed as leader, judge and preserver of the Law. He led the Chosen People into the Promised Land. His deeds are recorded in the Book of Joshua, including the Battle …