Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska

  • Also known as: Helena Kowalska (birth name), Faustyna of the Blessed Sacrament.

  • Feast Day: October 5 (Universal & Traditional Calendar).

  • Relic: Ex Ossibus (3rd class touched to the bone of the Saint).

  • Patronage: Divine Mercy, the dying, and those seeking God's forgiveness; Respiratory illness and Tuberculosis; Sisters of Reparation to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.

  • Biographical: Born August 25, 1905, in Głogowiec, Poland; died October 5, 1938, in Kraków, Poland. A humble nun who received private revelations from Jesus Christ regarding His infinite mercy. Her diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul, sparked a global movement.

  • Canonized: April 30, 2000, by Pope John Paul II (the first saint of the new millennium).

The Secretary of Mercy

St. Maria Faustyna Kowalska is the premier advocate for those in need of spiritual and physical restoration. Having suffered heroically from chronic tuberculosis that affected her lungs and intestines, she is a powerful intercessor for those battling respiratory illness, lung damage, and wasting diseases. Beyond physical healing, she is most famously invoked for the grace of a happy death, interceding for the dying to trust in the ocean of God's mercy. Her oil is a sacramental of hope and peace, intended for those who feel burdened by their past or by "incurable" illness, reminding them that "the greater the sinner, the greater the right to My mercy

 


Our Mission: We strive to give the most glory to God by handcrafting the most beautiful devotional images of His Saints, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Holy Angels, and Our Lord Jesus Christ. We believe that the veneration of these sacred figures and the display of Holy Sacred Art - including the Holy Trinity, the Holy Ghost, and the Blessed Sacrament -only brings Him further glory. By utilizing various artistic styles, from digitally restored stained glass to classical masterworks and photography of sacred art, we provide unique sacramentals tailored to your personal devotion.



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The Catholic Church has venerated Saints since its earliest days, often seeking their intercession for physical and spiritual healing.



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The Biblical Significance of Nardo (Spikenard)

At the heart of our oil blend is Spikenard (Nardo), which we import directly from Israel. This oil holds a sacred place in Catholic tradition as the "precious ointment" used by St. Mary Magdalene to anoint the feet of Jesus (John 12:3). By using this same biblical oil, we aim to evoke the same spirit of devotion, healing, and preparation for the Lord?s work in your own life.



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