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This devotional line drawing depicts Saint Philomena, identifiable by the martyr's palm and inscription, rendered in a clear, accessible style likely intended for coloring or popular veneration.
This line drawing utilizes established Christian iconography, presenting a crowned and haloed bust of Christ to represent his divine sovereignty in a simplified, accessible style.
This minimalist line drawing portrays Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque experiencing a vision of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
An AI generated coloring page showing the Annunciation: Mary kneels before an angel and a descending dove.
Saint Michael, the archangel, defeats Satan in two significant battles described in the Bible. The first battle occurs over the body of Moses in Jude 1:9, while the second takes place in heaven as described in the book of Revelation 12:7-9.
Sister Wilhelmina, the first American to be declared incorruptible, was the beloved founder of the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles. She passed away on May 29, 2019, and her body was exhumed intact on April 28, 2023.
Saint Jeanne was the co-founder of the Daughters of the Cross. Her religious sisters gave medical care and faith formation to the poor and sick.
The images show a Byzantine-style coloring page of Jesus Christ in a traditional resurrection pose, offering an interactive experience with Byzantine art.
The 6-meter tall mosaic of the Virgin Orans in St. Sophia is a significant example of Old Rus art, with approximately 2 million tesserae, believed to protect the city of Kyiv and all of Rus.
This line drawing shows a Baroque-style angel in dramatic motion, lying on clouds with outstretched arms and wings. The dynamic pose and flowing drapery reflect the period's emphasis on movement and emotion.
This image, depicting three cherubs in a Baroque style. Cherubs, or putti, are shown as chubby, playful infants with wings, symbolizing innocence and divinity in Baroque art.
About this Saint Stanislaus, the revered bishop of Kraków and patron of Poland, is a notable figure in Eastern European history for his strong stance against corrupt governance. Born on July 26, 1030, in Szczepanow near Kraków, he was educated in Gniezno and Paris before being ordained a priest. He...
Saints Damian and Cosmas, also known as the "Holy Unmercenaries" or the "Anargyroi" (meaning "without silver" in Greek), were twin brothers who lived in the 3rd century AD. They were born in Arabia and became skilled physicians. Damian and Cosmas were renowned for their...
This coloring page shows a dynamic angel, a common motif in Catholic iconography. The angel's powerful stance, unfurled wings, and flowing garments suggest movement and divine intervention.
Saint of the Day: January 24 About the Image: Francis de Sales, also known as Saint Francis de Sales, was a Savoyard Catholic prelate who served as the Bishop of Geneva and is a saint of the Catholic Church. He was born on August 21, 1567, in the Château de...
Saint of the Day: January 5th About the Image: Saint John Neumann, also known as St. John Nepomucene Neumann, was a Catholic bishop in the United States. He was born in Bohemia in 1811 and later became the first male American citizen to be canonized as a saint. Neumann is...
Saint of the Day: January 4 About the Image: Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first native-born citizen of the United States to be canonized as a saint, is remembered on January 4. She died on January 4, 1821, and became the first American-born citizen to be beatified (1963) and then canonized...
Saint of the Day: January 2nd About the Image: Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen were fourth-century bishops who became saints and doctors of the Church for their devoted defense of the faith. They were known for their close friendship and their efforts to combat the Arian heresy, which...
Saint of the Day: December 11 About the Image: Today, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of Pope Saint Damasus I, who served as the Bishop of Rome from 366 to 384. He is known for his contributions to the liturgy and his defense of orthodoxy. Saint Damasus I is...
Saint of the Day: November 14th About the Image: St. Lawrence O'Toole was born in County Kildare, Ireland around 1128. He was given up as a hostage at age 10 and suffered inhuman treatment until his father intervened. He became a model of virtue and was chosen to...
Saint of the Day: November 10th About the Image: Saint Leo the Great, a significant figure in the Catholic Church, was born into an aristocratic Roman family in the 4th century and served as Pope from 440 to 461. He earned the distinction of being the first Pope to be...
Saint of the Day: November 6th About the Image: St. Jean-Theophane Venard was born in France and, after becoming a priest in the Society of Foreign Missions, was sent to Vietnam as a missionary. There, priests were forced to serve souls in secret. He refused to renounce his faith and...
Saint of the Day: November 4th About the Image: The image is a striking representation of Saint Charles Borromeo, whose feast day is celebrated on November 4th. Saint Charles Borromeo is one of the great reformers of the Catholic Church during the Counter-Reformation. He lived during the 16th century, a...
Saint of the Day: October 25 About the Image: Antônio de Sant'Anna Galvão was born in Guarantingueta, near São Paulo, and attended the Jesuit seminary in Belem before becoming a Franciscan friar. He served as a preacher, confessor, and porter in São Paulo and was appointed confessor to...
