His simple life was so radical, that with no intentions of beginning a religious order, within 10 years, St. Francis had 5,000 people following his example of simplicity and devotion to God! Slip these socks on your feet and be reminded of the simplicity of St.
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The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
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The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
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While pregnant, St. Dominic’s mother had a dream of a dog with a torch in its mouth, setting everything on fire. A monk told her the child would be “a great preacher and set the world ablaze with fire of his words.” His name is a play on the words Domini canis, meaning “the Lord’s dog” in Latin. Eventually founding the Dominican order, St. Dominic was an influential preacher and evangelist.
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Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus began in the 1670s after Jesus appeared multiple times to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque in France. Jesus revealed His heart wounded and surrounded by the crown of thorns, with flames showing his suffering love for humanity. He told her that He wanted His heart to be honored by asking the faithful to make amends for any wrongdoings, to frequent Communion, and to make Holy Hours. In 1856 Pope Pius IX added the devotion to the Church calendar.
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St. Jude, a distant relative of Jesus, was called to be one of Jesus’ 12 apostles. He preached the Good News to Jews throughout Judea, Samaria, Syria,
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Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus began in the 1670s after Jesus appeared multiple times to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque in France. Jesus revealed His heart wounded and surrounded by the crown of thorns, with flames showing his suffering love for humanity. He told her that He wanted His heart to be honored by asking the faithful to make amends for any wrongdoings, to frequent Communion, and to make Holy Hours. In 1856 Pope Pius IX added the devotion to the Church calendar.
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The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
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Born in France in 1786, St. John Vianney grew up in a faithful family. His childhood was marred by political turbulence-he even received his first Holy Communion under secrecy! Once ordained, he was known to spend 12 hours a day hearing confessions which is represented by the purple stole. He had a deep devotion to the Rosary and the Eucharist which have been woven into the design as they were so intimately woven into his life as the fuel for his ministry.
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While devotion to the Sacred Heart reflects on Jesus' unceasing love that he has for us, the Immaculate Heart reflects on Mary and her unceasing love
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The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
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