Art Angel By Raphael

11/18/2024

Here are 11 things Catholics should know about the new docudrama series from Martin Scorsese called “The Saints,” premiering Nov. 17 on Fox Nation.

11/05/2024

Praying for our nation as polls close soon here in VA! 🙏 🇺🇸

11/01/2024

Wishing you all a blessed All Saints Day!

09/17/2024

New at Catholic All Year Market Kendra Tierney Norton - Catholic All Year!

These beautiful pendants are made by a Virginia artist, Raphael. She creates them from vintage holy cards! This delicate cuff bracelet features two striking images of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate and Sorrowful Heart of Mary, both reproduced from 19th-centuy French holy cards in the A...

09/17/2024

Back in stock at Kendra Tierney Norton - Catholic All Year Catholic All Year Market!

These beautiful pendants are made by a Virginia artist, Raphael. She creates them from vintage holy cards! More details about each pendant, from Raphael: Mary Our Mother Printed in a 19th-century, woman-owned printing house in Paris, this holy card beautifully captures the Marian devotion that gripp...

09/13/2024

My favorite - the Dutch Madonna, restocks coming soon to .atthemarket

09/10/2024

Coming soon to .atthemarket! Stella Maris - Our Lady Star is the Sea. Her feast day is coming up!

09/10/2024

Mary our Mother. Sending these out to Catholic All Year Marketplace today. :) .atthemarket

09/09/2024

Restock time! .atthemarket

09/04/2024

Happy Feast of Saint Rosalia! Lovingly nicknamed "la Santuzza" or “darling little saint,” Rosalia was born in 1130 as the wealthy daughter of Duke Sinibaldo near Palermo, Italy. At a young age Rosalia gave up her riches to become a hermit in the mountains surrounding Palermo, embracing mortification and prayer, and dwelling in caves until her death at age 30. Centuries later, in 1624, a deadly plague devastated Palermo. Rosalia reportedly appeared to the people of Palermo, revealing the location of her remains in a cave in the mountains. Once retrieved, Rosalia’s bones were processed around the city three times, after which the plague came to a screeching halt. Rosalia is the patron saint of Palermo and plague victims, and a figure of hope whose intercession we should implore in troubled times. Saint Rosalia, pray for us!

09/03/2024

Jewelry making time, with some of my favorite images. Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us!

06/03/2024