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Saint Agnes (Doll)
$12.99Meet St. Agnes of Rome!
St. Agnes of Rome (January 21st)
Patron of: girls, gardeners, engaged couples
I am already promised to the Lord of the Universe. He is more splendid than the sun and the stars, and He has said He will never leave me!
St. Agnes of RomeSt. Agnes of Rome lived during the third century in Rome. She is one of the martyrs listed in the Canon of the Mass. Agnes was just a young girl when she decided to dedicate her life to Christ, and wanted to remain unmarried. One suitor refused to respect her wishes, and feeling slighted, reported her to the authorities for being a Christian. Agnes faced her abusers and persecutors with courage, and refused to renounce her faith.
St. Agnes of Rome is a wonderful saint to teach children about the importance of staying true to God and to oneself. Introduce the story of St. Agnes of Rome using the educational insert in the box. Children will learn about an ancient Catholic tradition celebrated on the feast of St. Agnes. St. Agnes is also a great to speak with children about those that try to force them to compromise their beliefs. Great for opening discussions about respecting women, the sin of revenge, and the importance of staying true to yourself and God.
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Edith Stein (Doll)
$12.99Meet St. Edith Stein!
St. Edith Stein (August 9th)
Patron of: Europe, Jewish converts, martyrs, and the loss of parents.
“The world doesn’t need what women have, it needs what women are.”
St. Edith SteinSt. Edith Stein, who is also known as St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, lived during the twentieth century in Europe. Edith was a brilliant Jewish woman who loved learning, and spent her life in pursuit of the truth. As an adult she decided to become Catholic and joined the Carmelite Order. She worked for many years teaching, and was known both for her intellect and her humility. Her life was tragically cut short when she was sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp where she was murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
St. Edith Stein is a great Saint to teach children about the intellectual pursuit of the truth. Introduce the story of St. Edith Stein using the educational insert in the box. Children will learn about how God has given us our intellects as a gift that we can use to search for Him and the truth. Faith and reason must go hand-in-hand! St. Edith Stein is also a great role model for all children to learn that God calls us to the work He chooses for us- whether that is inside the home, at work, or in the religious life. Great for opening discussions about women s role in the Church and the community, the evil sins of anti-Semitism, racism and sexism, and the importance of always seeking the truth.
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Sacred Heart Jesus (Doll)
$12.99Meet Sacred Heart Jesus!
The feast of the Sacred Heart is celebrated on the third Friday after Pentecost
“Announce it, and let it be announced to the whole world, that I set neither limit nor measure to my gifts of grace for those who seek them in my heart!”
-Jesus to St. Margaret Mary AlacoqueThere have been many Saints throughout the years that have had a devotion to the heart of Jesus in one form or another. The devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as we now know it, was given to us by St. Margaret Mary Alacoque who received visions of Jesus in 17th century France. When Jesus appeared, he gave St. Margaret a list of blessings for those that practiced devotion to His Sacred Heart. The list included such wonderful blessings as peace in their families and consolation in all their troubles.
Teach your children about the passionate love of Christ! Introduce the story of the Sacred Heart of Jesus using the educational insert in the box. Introduce children to the centuries old tradition of devotions and encourage them to think about what parts of their faith speak to them the most. Great for opening discussions about love, faith, tradtions and devotions.
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Saint Benedict (Doll)
$12.99Meet St. Benedict!
St. Benedict (July 11)
Patron of: civil engineers, farmers, fever, cavers, gall stones, inflammatory diseases, kidney diseases, monks, students, spelunkers, people in religious orders
He who labors as he prays lifts his heart to God with his hands.
St. Benedict of NursiaSt. Benedict of Nursia, who lived in Italy during the 5th and 6th centuries, is considered to be the father of Monasticism in the West. His famous work, the Rule of St. Benedict is still used by monasteries all around the world. St. Benedict divided the day into thirds, 8 hours for sleep, 8 hours for prayer, and 8 hours for work. The very popular St. Benedict medal is also considered to be a powerful protector against evil.
St. Benedict is a great Saint to teach children lots of different facets of the Catholic faith. Introduce the story of St. Benedict of Nursia using the educational insert in the box. Children will learn about the concept of Ora et Labora- pray and work- and how the Benedictine monks divide their day. Our St. Benedict toy comes with the St. Benedict medal printed on his back as well- a great opportunity to talk about how God is stronger than evil! Great for opening discussions about prayer, work, sacramentals and religious orders.
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Mary On The Mantle (Doll)
$40.99This darling Mary doll by Be A Heart is a precious companion for those young and young at heart.
Mary is crafted from calico cotton with a polyester filling.
She has embroidered features and long, wool yarn hair.Each Mary doll is dressed in the same outfit – a removable beige dress and Marian blue veil along with a small tote bag.
Dimension: 11.8 inches tall
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