Category: Saints Coloring
The name Michael has its origins in Hebrew, meaning “Who is like God?” He was the leader of the good angels in the battle against satan and the devils. St. Michael is mentioned several times in the Bible: in the Book of Daniel, in the Book of Revelation, and in the Epistle of Jude. ItRead more
St. Mary MacKillop is one of the Church’s newer saints, having been canonized quite recently in 2010. Not only was she canonized a saint of the Catholic Church, but she also became Australia’s first saint. Mary had two great passions in her life: the poor and the religious order she formed with the help ofRead more
Martha, along with her sister Mary and brother Lazarus, was very close to Jesus. He visited their family several times in the Gospels. In one instance, Martha welcomes Jesus and His disciples, serving them as a good hostess would. When she shows frustration with her sister for not helping, Jesus merely reminds her that nothingRead more
The Visitation was a feast in the Church by the 14th century. This feast celebrated the great event in which Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth just after the Annunciation. At this time, Mary is pregnant with Jesus and Elizabeth is pregnant with John the Baptist. The Bible says that John leaped in Elizabeth’s womb atRead more
Pope John XXIII was recently canonized by Pope Francis in 2014. He is remembered for several things, among them as often being called “the Good.” He was ordained a priest in the early 20th century and spent time as secretary for his bishop. He is credited with having saved thousands of Jews during World WarRead more
When we heard that Pope John Paul II would be canonized this year (April 27th!) , we knew we wanted to do something BIG to celebrate. Introducing…. …our first coloring book! The Pope Saint John Paul II Coloring and Activity Book is a full-length spiral-bound paperback featuring over 40 pages of coloring pages, dot-to-dots, wordRead more
St. Nicholas is a name known all over the world. Over the centuries, St. Nicholas has become more and more associated with Christmas and presents as the world has forgotten what he was really known for: his incredible holiness and devotion to the Faith. St. Nicholas lived in the 4th century in what is nowRead more
Emma was born in the 10th century to a noble family in what is now Slovenia. She was brought up in the court of Henry II and his wife, who are now both canonized saints. When she was old enough, Emma entered into a marriage with a count. The couple had two sons. However, EmmaRead more
St. Catherine Laboure was still very young when she joined the Daughters of Charity in Paris, France. In 1830, when Catherine was just 24 years old, the Blessed Virgin appeared to her three times. Mary showed Catherine a medal dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, which she desired to be spread throughout the world. This medalRead more
“As he was walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who was called Peter, and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen. He said to them, “Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.” At once they left their nets and followed him.”Read more
Cecilia was a devout, young girl who dedicated her life to God. Though she was from a wealthy family and promised in marriage to a man, she chose to spend her time in prayer and fasting. She was responsible for both her husband’s and his brother’s baptisms. After their deaths, she spent her days spreadingRead more
Little is known about Saint Quadratus, but it is known that he was a martyr for the Faith. It is said that he was a disciple of Christ’s Apostles. In addition to help spread the Faith, we are also told that he was bishop of Athens, Greece. One of his greatest works in helping spreadRead more
Charles belonged to a very wealthy and influential Italian family. When he was in his 20s, his uncle became Pope Pius IV. He requested that Charles come to Rome, where he stayed for several years, working closely with his uncle. It is said that Charles was also responsible for having Pius reconvene the Council ofRead more
November 1st celebrates the men and women who are saints of the Church. Not only does the Church honor the canonized saints, but also the saints who are unknown. We celebrate their dedication to God’s will and pray that we might imitate them more each day. Click the image below to print the coloring page.Read more
As a young girl, Teresa of Avila led somewhat of a wild life. By the time she reached 16, her father intervened and Teresa was sent to a convent. At first, many sins got in the way of her spiritual life. But over time, she transformed into a woman who deeply loved God and religiousRead more
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