Here is a statue of St. John the Baptist.
There are a few books about St. John the Baptist. This is one of the better ones.
Here is a mousepad with Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of St. John the Baptist.
Here is the same image on a doorknob.
Here is a Haitian voodoo bottle with St. John the Baptist.
To learn more about St. John the Baptist, click here.
They made a movie about St. Barbara not too long ago. You can buy the DVD.
This is an unusual bracelet.
This is for real. It is a St. Barbara aerosol spray. Use it to conquer your enemies.
Here is a nice little statuette.
These St. Barbara prayer candles are also quite nice.
Click here to learn more about St. Barbara.
This is one of the more unique items I have found. It’s a doorknob with a famous image of St. John the Evangelist’s vision reproduced on it.
This is a DVD about well-known saints.
This is a nice medallion to wear.
This is great. It’s a silk scarf with a reproduction of the carpet page for St. John’s gospel in the Lindesfarne Gospels, which was created sometime around 700 CE.
This wall decal is a bit odd.
And here is a reproduction of El Greco’s painting of St. John the Evangelist and St. Francis.
For more information about St. John the Evangelist, click here.
There aren’t a ton of items with St. Agatha on them that you can buy, but fortunately most are in good taste.
Here’s a nice little statuette.
Here is a pocket stone that one presumably can use for prayer.
This pendant has some soil from Catania in it.
This is a relic rosary that Pope Francis blessed.
I’m partial to this greeting card with a reproduction of an image of St. Agatha by Wenceslaus Hollar in the 17th century.
If you want to learn about St. Agnes, click here.
There are a few things you can buy with St. Sebastian on them. It’s mostly standard stuff, but there are a couple of things for people who have a sense of humor.
Here is a nice keychain.
This pincushion is genius.
Here is a pewter statuette for your desk.
This wall decal is bizarre and it makes no sense.
Here’s a woodcarving.
And finally, here is a reproduction of an El Greco painting of St. Sebastian.
To learn more about St. Sebastian, click here.
Filmmakers have created several movies about saints, many of which are modern day saints. Here are a few that are worth seeing.
The Song of Bernadette is about a French girl, Bernadette Soubirous, who in 1858 was visited by The Virgin Mary. The actress playing St. Bernadette, Jennfer Jones, won an Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in this film in 1943.
Click here to watch it on YouTube.
Click on the image below to purchase a copy of the movie.
The Passion of Joan of Arc is a silent French film, produced in 1928, that was not rediscovered until the 1980s. The movie is based on the actual records of the trail and execution of the 15th-century young female saint who had visions of holy persons who led her to assist the French in becoming independent of England at the end of the Hundred Years War. Many consider the film a masterpiece of early cinematography and acting on the part of the lead, Renée Jeanne Falconetti.
Click here to watch the film on YouTube.
Click on the image below to purchase a copy of the film.
St. Anthony: The Miracle Worker of Padua, a film about the 12th century St. Anthony of Padua, is an Italian film with English subtitles that premiered in 2002. The story focuses upon the conversion of the saint and his turn to the simple life.
Click on the image below to purchase the movie.
The Reluctant Saint, produced in 1962, is a film about St. Joseph Cupertino, a 17th-century Franciscan monk who was not terribly intelligent, but who levitated and had visions.
Click here to watch the movie on YouTube.
Click on the image below to purchase the film.
There are lots of books written about St. Mary Magdalene that are quite interesting. Here are a couple.
Here is a c.d. of medieval music for St. Mary Magdalene.
Here’s a lovely little pendant with a color image on it.
You can purchase an oil painting reproduction of Bronzino’s painting of St. Mary Magdalene et al here.
This reproduction of Albrecht Durer’s woodcut print of St. Mary Magdalene is quite nice.
To learn more about St. Mary Magdalene, click here.
There are LOADS of things you can buy with St. Christopher on it. Most of it is jewelry, like this.
This pocket watch is rather nice.
And what would we do without an iPhone 5 case?
Did you see the movie, Crash?
For more information about St. Christopher, click here.
Here is a mug with the famous drawing of the Virgin and St. Anne by Leonardo da Vinci.
Here is a 10 pack of St. Anne prayer cards.
Here is a sculpture of St. Anne to hang on your wall.
This is a nice little pocket coin with a prayer to St. Anne printed on one side.
If you want to learn more about St. Anne, click here.
There are lots of picture books about St. George available. This one is quite nice.
Here’s a statue!
As always, a lovely silver pendant with the saint’s likeness is offered.
And here is a good-looking patch. It’s fairly large.
If you want to learn more about St. George, click here.
