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Taking inspiration from the liturgy of baptism, this beautiful bottle is a reminder of the gift of sacramental grace. A traditional counsel–the words “keep constantly filled”–and a prayer inspired by the humility of the saints encourage regular use and devotion.
Rosary Team, Family owned design shop, is committed to bringing to you quality products for Catholic Families, Homes, Parishes and Ministries. Style and message inspired in Icons of faith. Special devotion for the Holy Family. The path to holiness is found in living our ordinary family life with the Lord Jesus at the center of it all.
This business started about a year ago when I first sat down to learn the Rosary as part of Lenten penance. I had learned how powerful this prayer was (especially after watching Father Calloway’s talk) and wanted to learn it. As I memorized the prayers, I really got tired of carrying a bag of beads in my pocket – I try to carry as little as possible in my pockets – and started brainstorming a way to carry the Rosary in my wallet. I love how easy it is to carry this prayer tool, and always have it with you. Customers have shared how great it is for work breaks, walks, commutes, and even teaching kiddos how to pray the Rosary!
Nichole Lanthier is a wife, mother of five, and accidental artist. She began her business in late 2018 after the rediscovery of old college art supplies and a nudge by the Holy Spirit. Her art pieces are created with the intent to encourage devotion and prayer, and are inspired by traditional Catholic art and modern Catholic family life. Nichole runs her art business out of her home in southern Louisiana—usually with a baby on her hip or at her feet.
The Cozy Wife creates cozy items to help you live out your faith at home and on the go! Each item is hand crocheted and hand sewn. Shop boho-style keychains, cozy evergreens, soft rosary pouches, macrame-inspired bookmarks, and hand dyed farmhouse beads, as well as coffee, beer, and wine cozies. (Giveaway winner will receive one St. Michael Cozy.)
This Saint Joseph Tee takes on the saint’s more obscure title, Terror of Demons. On the front “Terror of Demons” and on the back, a wonderful graphic of Saint Joseph holding baby Jesus while stepping on a serpent. Our Terror of Demons Tee is on a durable, unisex Soft-washed Garment-Dyed Fabric.
Wear this bracelet on your wrist to remind yourself that God has given you a mission to make the world a better place, and that you can choose to fulfill that mission by using your hands to do good.
Gorgeous tape measure for dads featuring a prayer for Saint Joseph’s intercession. The tape measure has easy-to-read markings down to 1/8th of an inch and has a magnetic tip, tough ABS outer shell, belt clip, thumb lock and hanging lanyard.
Hallow is the #1 Catholic App in the world, downloaded over 1 million times and used to pray over 25 million times in 150 different countries! It is authentically Catholic and features more than 3,000 audio-guided prayers, meditations, Christian music, and audio Bible readings. Some of the content you can find on Hallow include a free daily Rosary, daily Gospel Lectio Divina, Daily Examen, and Daily Saint Meditation. Hallow also has praylists for Calm, Humility, and Joy, Minute Meditations for brief moments with God throughout your day, regular Litanies and Novenas, and meditations and prayers for Mental Health. Hear prayers and Bible Stories from your favorite Catholic speakers like Bishop Barron, Dr. Scott Hahn, and Fr. Mark-Mary, and enjoy Gospel readings from Jonathan Roumie and the #1 Bible in a Year Podcast with Fr. Mike Schmitz. Hallow has so much content to bring you peace and into deeper relationship with God. Join Hallow’s #Pray25 Challenge this Advent to journey to Bethlehem with Mary. The #Pray25 Challenge features daily meditations bringing you into the story of Salvation with the woman who brought Christ into the world. For free access to all of the meditations on Hallow, sign up at hallow.com/catholiclinken.
Puzzle of J. R. R. Tolkien who was a devout Roman Catholic from boyhood, and he described The Lord of the Rings in particular as a fundamentally religious and Catholic work.
There are dozens of saints and notable Catholics available in this series. All of the artwork is originally created for Maryvale Catholic Press by artists gathered from around the world.
Monks’ Bread and Monks’ Specialty Bakery are the delightful works of the Trappist monks of The Abbey of the Genesee in Western New York. Manual work is an integral part of Trappist life. Each monastic community must support itself by the work of its hands. The bakery supports the monastery’s primary mission, which is to pray for the world. These delicious treats are sure to please anyone on your list this year!
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