Tiny Saints

A Pocket-Sized Tribute to America's Beloved EvangelistFulton J. Sheen Zipper Pull by Tiny Saints is a charming, durable devotional accessory featur...

In the French town of Lourdes, in 1858, Mary appeared to 14-year-old Bernadette. She wore a beautiful white dress and blue sash with yellow roses ...

Our Lady of Mount Carmel is Mary's title as patroness of the Carmelite Order, which began on Mount Carmel near Jerusalem more than 800 years ag...

Remember to pray for the pope with this special edition Tiny Saints charm depicting our newest pontiff! From the suburbs of Chicago to the diocese ...

Saint Alphonsus Liguori was a promising young lawyer in Naples. However, after losing an important case, he turned to a life of prayer. He became ...

When Ambrose was born around 340, a swarm of bees settled near his crib, leaving a drop of honey on his tongue, a sign of his future gift for publ...

St. Anthony of Padua was a 13th-century Franciscan friar known for his rich knowledge of Church theology. Even more importantly, he had an incredi...

As a young man, Benedict fled Rome to become a monk. Many others followed him, and he developed the Rule of Saint Benedict to give them a balanced ...

Bernadette Soubirous was only 14 years old when Mary appeared to her at a grotto in Lourdes, France. There, Mary told Bernadette to dig a small sp...

St. Blaise was a skilled physician in the 4th century. He was known for his kindness and passion for treating both people and animals. Blaise had ...

In 1830, Our Lady appeared three times to Catherine Labouré, then a novice with the Daughters of Charity in Paris. She asked Catherine to create a ...

Catherine was one of 25 children. Her family gave her the nickname "Euphrosyne" (Joy) because of her cheerful personality. Catherine had visions o...

Christopher was a 3rd-century Christian; a "carrier" by trade, who transported goods and people safely across a river. Legend has it that one day,...

Clare was encouraged by her dear friend, St. Francis of Assisi, toward a religious life of poverty and piety. In the year 1244, Emperor Frederick ...

Dominic, born in 1842, was one of nine children in a hardworking, pious family. At the age of 12, he met Saint John Bosco and went to Bosco's scho...

Known also by her religious name, Sister Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Saint Edith Stein was a brilliant scholor, professor, speaker, and Red Cro...

Florian was a 3rd-century Roman military commander who organized the army's firefighting brigade. When the emperor discovered that Florian refused...

Following his ordination in 1593, Francis de Sales traveled throughout Protestant Switzerland to share the Faith. Hoping to open hearts, he slippe...

The angel Gabriel visited Mary to announce that God had chosen her to be the mother of Jesus. In fact, the words Gabriel spoke that day form much ...

Born in 1922, Dr. Gianna Beretta Molla was an Italian pediatrician, wife, and mother. She understood the rigors of balancing work and family, and ...

As a boy, the fun-loving John Bosco would juggle and do magic tricks for the other children. Having captured their attention, he would then lead t...

Saint Jude Thaddeus, not to be confused with Judas Iscariot, was one of the twelve apostles and likely a cousin of Jesus. He is the "patron saint ...

Born in France, Louis de Montfort became a priest in 1700. He traveled across France, preaching and encouraging others to develop a deep love for ...

According to legend, young Lucy brought food and aid to fellow Christians hiding from persecutors during the third century. She used a candle-lit ...