Pray the Rosary
This design features a classic image of our mother Mary with hands locked in prayer, with the image of a rosary hanging down below. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
Padre Pio
Our first design featuring Saint Padre Pio. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
St. Michael (Prayer in Latin)
This marks our 3rd St. Michael design and features the St. Michael prayer in Latin. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
Mother Thrice Admirable – Our Lady of Schoenstatt
The Mother Thrice Admirable Madonna, symbol of the Schoenstatt movement, is featured in this design. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
True Love
You know what true love is? It's Jesus Christ dieing on the cross for our sins. This new design, appropriate for Saint Valentine's Day or Easter illustrates this idea, with symbols of the crucifixion laid behind the letters of L-O-V-E...the crown of thorns, 3 nails, the cross, and the spear. Available now in our: CafePress
Most Pure Heart of Mary
We are really happy with how our latest design turned out. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
Ash Wednesday: …and to Dust You Shall Return
Not a substitute for the real thing, but if you want a reminder about Ash Wednesday, check out our latest design. The text underneath the cross reads: "Remember, man you are dust and to dust you shall return." Available now in our: CafePress Store
St. Michael: Defeat the Devil
Our latest design is perhaps our darkest ever, but I think it is a powerful one. For me it represent our eternal struggle within ourselves to do good and not evil, to turn to the Lord and away from the darkness of our world. Just as St. Michael is able to defeat the devil so
Mary Was Pro-Life
Our latest design features the slogan "Mary was Pro-Life." Can you imagine the consequences if she wasn't? For more about the efforts to end the scourge of abortion, visit LifeNews.com or Live Action. Available now in our: CafePress Store.
Light of the World
This well-known passage from John 8:12 is at the heart of our latest design: "Again therefore, Jesus spoke to them, saying: I am the light of the world: he that followeth me, walketh not in darkness but shall have the light of life." The image of the lighthouse comes from the public domain. Available now
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