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The Baby's First Lil Talker prayer doll is ready to keep your little one entertained! Just squeeze her tummy and she will sing and say over 20 phrases! Polyester. Machine washable. Ages: 1+. Available in blonde or brunette hair. Please specify preference when ordering if you wish.**COLORS OF DRESSES VARY; THIS PHOTO IS JUST A SAMPLE**

African American Hannah Prayer DollThis Child's First Lil Talker prayer doll is ready to keep your little one entertained! Just squeeze her tummy and she will sing and say over 20 phrases! Polyester. Machine washable. Ages: 1+.**COLORS OF DRESSES VARY; THIS PHOTO IS JUST A SAMPLE**

Meet St. Joan of Arc!St. Joan of Arc (May 30th)Patron of: France, prisoners, soldiers, military personnel The St. Joan of Arc plush doll has arrived and is ready to inspire your little ones with her courageous faith! Handcrafted from the softest plush, and standing at 10 inches tall this St. Joan of Arc plush is sure to become your little one's favorite companion! Gorgeous embroidery details on the back of her cape and face make this piece even more of a treasure. Metallic silver fabric for...

Gorgeous embroidery details on Jesus' chest and face make these pieces even more of a treasure. The Sacred Heart Jesus is dressed in classic red and white with the Sacred Heart embroidered on his chest. All dolls come tagged with feast day and patronage information, ready for gifting (if you can manage to let them go!) Plush material is surface washable. Each doll made lovingly by hand; some slight variation in height or fullness may occur due to the handmade nature of each doll, making each...

Featuring 17 detachable pieces, this colorful, sturdy children's nativity set is a great way for younger children to act out the night of Christ's birth. The figures range from 2-1/2" to over 5" tall, and the crche is approximately 6" tall. The star on top of the crche lights up and plays Away in a Manger when the angel is pressed; batteries not included.

Advent Calendar: 3D Manger Pop Up

Meet St. Joseph, foster father of Jesus!St. Joseph the worker (May 1st)Patron of: the Catholic Church, unborn children, fathers, immigrants, workers, employment, explorers, travelers, carpenters, pilgrims, realtors, against doubt and hesitation, for a happy death. Favorite of the Saints and head of the Holy Family, St. Joseph the worker is here and ready to work and pray! Handcrafted from the softest plush, and standing at 10 inches tall this St. Joseph plush is sure to become your little...

Meet St. Patrick! St. Patrick (March 17th) Patron of Ireland, engineers, paralegals, invoked against snakes, sins "It was in the strength of God that I went- God who turned the direction of my life to good." -St. Patrick St. Patrick is one of the most well known and loved Catholic Saints- and for good reason! This amazing Saint travelled all over Ireland performing miracles and spreading faith in Jesus. His life is full of amazing stories and his writings full of trust in God his father. Don't...

Rosary bracelet in faceted crystal and "crackled glass", as well as genuine semi-precious stones such as hematite, dyed howlites and jade. Enameled metals and original Italian Saint Luke medal. Each element of this bracelet alludes to symbolisms and important events in the life of Saint Luke, Patron Saint of Physicians and great evangelist. Also featured in the piece are the spiritual colors of the doctors and their Christian meaning. Color explanatory brochure included. ...

Rosary bracelet in faceted crystals and genuine semi-precious stones such as pyrites, hematites, "sesame jaspers" and dyed howlite. Enameled metals and original Italian medal with Saint Benedict's cross. Each element of this bracelet alludes to symbols and important events in the life of Saint Benedict. Color explanatory brochure included.As St. Benedict is invoked against evil, his medals are considered particularly effective for warding off evil. The medal itself has an important prayer used...

Meet St. Anne, Mother of the Virgin Mary! St. Anne (July 26th) Patron of: carpenters, child care providers, childless people, children, equestrians, grandparents, homemakers/housewives, miners, mothers, moving house, poverty, pregnancy, seamstresses, sterility, teachers “Let your father and mother be glad; let her who bore you rejoice.” – Proverbs 23:22-25 St. Anne, the mother of the Virgin Mary and the grandmother of Jesus! St. Anne was unable to have children, but finally after both her and...

Meet St. Augustine of Hippo! St. Augustine of Hippo (August 28th) Patron of: brewers, printers, theologians, sore eyes You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they rest in you. -St. Augustine of Hippo St. Augustine of Hippo is considered to be one of the most famous Doctors of the Church. His works are some of the most important pieces of Christian literature. He lived his early life as a pagan, but he had a very saintly mother (St. Monica) that never stopped...

Saint Francis of Assisi is the PATRON OF ANIMALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. His famous "Canticle of the Creatures", written between 1225 and 1226, is considered the first poem in the Italian language. It is recognized as "the most beautiful piece of religious poetry after the Gospels" and "the most complete and lyrical expression of the soul and spirituality of Saint Francis of Assisi".This rosary bracelet contains a wide variety of semi-precious stones such as faceted crystals, druzy, hematites,...

Meet St. Juan Diego! St. Juan Diego (December 9th) Patron of: Indigenous peoples The St. Juan Diego plush doll has arrived and is ready to inspire your little ones with the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe! St. Juan Diego was a 16th century Mexican man who was blessed by the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in 1531. The words of Our Lady to Juan Diego speak to us to this day, “Let not your heart be disturbed. Do not fear that sickness, nor any other sickness or anguish. Am I not here, who is...

Meet St. Catherine of Siena! Catherine of Siena- April 29th Patron of: illness, against fire, miscarriages, nurses "Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire." -St. Catherine of Siena St. Catherine of Siena has the honor of being called a Doctor of the Church. She was a third order Dominican, and was very involved in helping the poor and in the politics of her day. She was an avid letter writer, and even gave advise to the Pope! She worked hard to unify the church, had...

Meet St. Rose of Lima! St. Rose of Lima (August 23rd) Patron of: embroiderers, sewing lace, gardeners, florists, Latin America, against vanity Teach your children about accepting God's plan for our lives! Introduce the story of St. Rose of Lima using the educational insert in the box. Encourage children to consider what it means to accept God's plan for our lives. St. Rose of Lima wanted to be a religious, but her family needed her help at home. She realized God wanted her to help her family,...

Saint Faustina Kowalska is one of the most fascinating mystics of recent centuries. Jesus himself entrusted him with the immense mission of spreading devotion to His Divine Mercy throughout the world. Because " humanity will not achieve peace until it confidently turns to my mercy" (Diary 300) . She herself did not know if she could accomplish such an immense task. But Jesus taught her to trust Him to accomplish this mission. He showed her that mercy is accessed by trust: "Jesus, I trust in...

Meet St. Elizabeth of the Visitation! St. Elizabeth (November 5) Patron of: pregnant women “Most blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb. And how does this happen to me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me? For at the moment the sound of your greeting reached my ears, the infant in my womb leaped for joy.” -St. Elizabeth of the Visitation St. Elizabeth was the Blessed Virgin Mary’s cousin, and the mother of St. John the Baptist. Elizabeth and her husband...

What is God's love like? Follow along with a beautiful rainbow in this book about love and faith. It features a fun finger puppet toy built into the book, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, and language development in your little one. Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun! Encourage little ones to understand and appreciate God's love and let their light shine! This story entertains while teaching language...

Meet St. Teresa of Avila! St. Teresa of Avila (October 15th) Patron of: those in religious orders, lacemakers, the sick, Spain St. Teresa of Avila, Carmelite reformer and first female Doctor of the Church is one of the most beloved women of the Catholic Church. Born in 16th century Spain, Teresa lived a life of humor, prayer and mission as she worked towards reform. Her book, "The Interior Castle" is still widely read today, as St. Teresa is considered one of the great contemplative mystics of...

Meet St. Dominic! St. Dominic (August 8) Patron of: astronomers, astronomy, the falsely accused "We must sow the seed, not hoard it" -St. Dominic Key Features: Brings the Saints to life in your child’s heart and imagination through developmentally healthy open-ended play Grows with your child; safe for babies and toddlers, and continues to engage preschool and school age children with imaginative play centered around the “characters” of their Faith. Exceeds safety requirements for children of...

MEANINGFUL CARD GAMES FOR ADULTS: Contender Brands Spark! leverages inspiration and positivity to create connections through conversation. With 149 table games questions, you will never run out of things to talk about!SPARK NEW CONVERSATIONS: Spark! makes exciting date night games for couples to help you and your partner connect. Uniquely entertaining group or 2 player games for letting loose and getting to know each other!ON-THE-GO INSPIRATIONAL FUN: The compact design makes for great travel...

Gentlemen's expandable rosary bracelet in genuine semi-precious stones such as agates, stained howlites, hematites, wood, jasper quartz and volcanic stone. Details in stainless steel ("stainless steel"), enameled metals and authentic Italian medal of the Cross of Saint Benedict. Each element of this bracelet alludes to symbolisms and important facts about the history of the Cross of San Benito (explanatory sheet included). Approximate circumference at rest: 7.75 ", expandable to approximately...