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Revealed by the Blessed Virgin to St. Dominic in a Dream, the Holy Rosary became a common practice of meditative prayer in the Church. These socks will remind you and those you encounter to pray the rosary when you wear them! Length: Crew Material: Approx. 75% Cotton, 23% Nylon, 2% Spandex Youth Age 6-9 | US Youth Shoe Size: 12-1.5Adult One Size - Fits most Shoe Sizes socks will fit: Men's5-11Women's7-12 ...

We created this design to honor a saint whose adult life was focused on deep internal prayer. He let God into his suffering and fear of a strange and scary diagnosis. The night before a surgery to amputate his leg, he prayed for God’s will to be done. Deep in prayer, he dreamt that Jesus came off of the cross to heal his leg with only a touch. He was jolted awake and noticed that his leg was completely healed. We know too well how closely his name is held in the hearts of so many. He is called...

When you see the “A” & “M” intertwined you may think: Ave Maria, latin for Hail Mary, the words of honor the angel Gabriel used to first address the Virgin at the Annunciation. However, the original meaning of this Marian symbol represents the latin phrase, “Auspice Maria,” meaning, “under the protection of Mary.” In many Marian images, Mary is seen stomping on the head of the serpent, representing Satan. Wear these socks and remember to call upon Mary to protect you from the attacks of the...

With these green socks, you're in the clear of all pinching and can remind yourself and your friends that the day isn’t just about leprechauns and green beer, but a great Bishop and saint who had a profound conversion and preached the Gospel throughout Ireland for the last 40 years of his life! Length: Crew Material: Approx. 75% Cotton, 23% Nylon, 2% Spandex Youth Age 6-9 | US Youth Shoe Size: 12-1.5Adult One Size - Fits most Shoe Sizes socks will fit: Men's5-11Women's7-12 ...

St. Teresa of Avila endured much suffering including a severe illness shortly after joining the Carmelite Order. Through her sufferings, she began to experience divine visions and had a deep inner peace. Later in her life she founded a reformed convent and started new houses throughout Spain despite harsh criticism. Known today as a great mystic and a Doctor of the Church, St. Teresa of Avila is a great example in love for God, reverent prayer, suffering with joy, and brave resilience. These...

Growing up in a poor family in Italy, Padre Pio faced numerous health issues. He had a deep spirituality & decided at age 5 that he would dedicate his life to God. When he entered the Capuchin friars at age 15, he chose the name Pio after Pope Pius I whose relic he often saw at his local chapel. One day, while praying, he felt pain in his hands & feet, & saw the stigmata, the wounds of Christ, forming. The wounds bled, & continued to weep but never became infected & smelled of roses. This...

Gianna Beretta Molla was born October 4th, 1922 in Italy to a loving and devoted Catholic family. In 1949 Gianna received her doctoral degree and became a missionary of love in her daily duties as a wife, mother and physician. When pregnant with her fourth child her faith was tested with complications. Given a choice, she chose to preserve her pregnancy and before giving birth told her husband, ''If you have to decide between me and the child, do not hesitate; I demand it, the child, save...

St. Rose of Lima, a Peruvian saint from the late 16th century, was the first person born in the Americas to be canonized. From an early age, she embraced a life of asceticism, practicing self-imposed penance and wearing a crown of thorns to unite herself with the sufferings of Jesus. Combining her unwavering faith with her passion for embroidery, St. Rose created intricate needlework pieces that reflected her love for God and the saints. Additionally, she found solace and spiritual connection...

St. Scholastica was the twin sister of St. Benedict and founded a religious community of women near her brother's monastery. Scholastica and Benedict were deeply connected, and they were permitted to meet once a year to discuss matters of the spirit. On their last meeting, Scholastica was gravely ill and implored her brother to stay longer so they could continue their conversation. Benedict, bound by time constraints, refused her request. In response, Scholastica prayed fervently, and a sudden...

St. Bakhita recalls in her autobiography a happy childhood until she was kidnaped and sold into slavery where she was given her name, meaning “lucky”, by her captors. The green cross and red “M'' come from the crest of the Canossian Daughters of Charity in Italy, where she was staying when she gained freedom. She eventually became Christian and joined the order herself. Bakhita’s deep devotion to Our Lady is realized through her last words. She had tears streaming down her face and said, “Our...

Momma T in the house! These socks are simple, but awesome. St. Teresa of Calcutta had the ability to see the best in every person she encountered. These socks will start the conversation for you to have that encounter. Length: Crew Material: Approx. 75% Cotton, 23% Nylon, 2% Spandex Youth Age 6-9 | US Youth Shoe Size: 12-1.5Adult One Size - Fits most Shoe Sizes socks will fit: Men's5-11Women's7-12 ...

As Christians, we celebrate Easter as God’s triumph over death. The earth sings out, “Alleluia, Alleluia Christ is risen!” With its roots in Hebrew, alleluia means “Praise the Lord.” After a season of repentance and turning our hearts back to God, we hope in the risen Christ. Christ, the Sacrificial Lamb, gave up his life for us. These Greek letters, Alpha and Omega, signify that God is the beginning and the end. The Easter Lily represents a trumpet’s proclamation of the Good News of the...

Saint Sebastian was a Christian during the reign of the Emperor Diocletian in the third century. He was a soldier who covertly converted others to Christianity. When this was discovered, he was ordered to be executed. Art depicts him with 4 arrows piercing his body, symbolizing the wounding of a flawless body. In reality he was riddled with arrows, resembling a porcupine with their quills. Shockingly, this didn’t kill him! The Emperor ordered Sebastian to be executed again, thus it has been...

St. Cecilia is beloved by many for her patronage of music. During her wedding she sang in her heart to God because of a vow to purity she took before her parents forced her into marriage. Her piety ultimately led to her husband’s conversion to Christianity and she spent the rest of her life helping to convert souls by her preaching. This, however, ultimately led to her execution.The lamb & sword pattern on the bottom of this sock not only adds extra comfort, but are symbols of her purity and...

When it comes to anxiety, depression, and any sort of other mental illness, St. Dymphna’s got you covered. This Irish princess dedicated her life to serving the Lord particularly amongst the poor and sick. Young Dymphna fled to Belgium to escape her father who had become mentally ill after the death of her mother. Shortly after, Dymphna was martyred after being discovered and beheaded by her father. A church was built in her honor and quickly became a popular pilgrimage site for people seeking...

Easter Sunrise captures the essence of that pivotal moment when the sun paints the sky with hues of gold, pink, and purple over that sacred hill where three crosses stand as silhouettes against the dawn. In this serene moment, we stand in awe before the crucifixion tableau, embodied in the design of Easter Sunrise. The central cross, bathed in morning light, symbolizes our Savior's selfless sacrifice—Jesus, our Redeemer. With a solemn grace, the flanking crosses echo the two thieves who shared...

Born to a wealthy Italian family in 1194, St. Clare was one of the first followers of St. Francis of Assisi. Wanting a life of poverty and refusing to marry anyone but Jesus Christ, she eventually built a following that is known today as the “Poor Clares.” In 1241, during the Crusades, armies came to attack the order. Though feeble with ill health and age, Clare rose to meet the armies with the Blessed Sacrament and prayed to God to protect her sisters. The armies fell back, as if dazed, and...

We like colorful and fun dress socks around here (obviously). But sometimes we understand people find themselves invited to a black sock event that requires something a little more... ultra nuanced… subtle… classic… approachable. Don’t worry, we’ve got your feet covered in an ExtraOrdinary way! Black dress socks with Catholic meaning. Each color on the heel and toe represents a different Liturgical Season. This Liturgical Living 5 Pack includes one pair of each color to sport in each season....

The San Damiano Cross has a rich history closely associated with St. Francis of Assisi. Dating back to the 12th century, this cross became a significant symbol of Francis' spiritual journey. While praying before the San Damiano Cross in the crumbling San Damiano chapel, Francis had a profound experience. He heard the voice of Christ speaking to him from the cross, instructing him to “rebuild my Church,” which was in a state of decay. This event served as a turning point for Francis, leading...

Step into the legendary tale of Saint Agnes, with our awe-inspiring sock design! Born into wealth in the 4th century, Agnes was famed for her beauty and piety. Despite suitors galore, she remained steadfast in her commitment to Christ, facing persecution under Emperor Diocletian. Miraculously untouched by torture, she ultimately met her fate with courage, martyred at just 12 or 13 years old. Our sock captures Agnes's story, depicting her innocence with a lamb and her martyrdom with a palm...

Blessed Pier Giorgio Frasocki (Frassati) is often associated with the phrase Verso l'Alto or "To the heights!" Whether in the board room or on the mountaintop, these socks will remind you to always strive to be on the journey to heaven! Born into a wealthy family in Turin, Italy, Pier was known for his devotion and piety. He was dedicated to works of social action, charity, prayer and community, and was an active member in multiple Catholic youth and student groups. Despite his family’s wealth...

The Three Wisemen were ancient astrologers who followed the patterns of the stars. The night of Christ’s Nativity, they noticed a special star that guided them to Bethlehem. When they found the Holy Family, they gave gifts to Jesus: Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh. While these may seem strange, each gift holds significant meaning of the Christ child. Gold is associated with kings, recognizing Jesus as the King of Kings. Frankincense is used in worship in churches, recognizing the divinity of...

Our Lady of Lourdes first appeared to a young girl named Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes, France in 1858. Bernadette had a series of visions of the Virgin Mary in the Lourdes grotto, during which Mary asked her to pray for sinners and perform acts of penance.One task given to Bernadette was to dig at the foot of the grotto to expose a spring. The water that flowed forth from the spring proved to have miraculous healing properties for the sick.During her last vision, Mary identified herself in...

Step into divine style and saintly comfort with our St. Lawrence socks! Featuring vibrant imagery honoring the martyrdom of St. Lawrence, these socks pay homage to his legendary courage and faithfulness in the face of being subjected to a brutal death, being roasted on a gridiron. The symbol for deacons is incorporated on the bottom of the foot, recognizing his role as a dedicated servant of the Church. Each step becomes a prayer with the words "St. Lawrence, pray for us," adorning the design,...