Children Ages 0-2

This beautiful silicone rosary is sure to bring joy to your home.  This marble and lilac teething toy is not only soothing for your little one but is also sure to help build wonder and love for the rosary.  Watching your child hold this Silicone Rosary is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.

Our Silicone Rosaries feature: 

• Our own chewy cross
• Sturdy organic cotton cord
• Snap clasp
• FDA-certified, food-grade silicone
• Lifetime guarantee

This silicone rosary is named after St. Helena. Helena was the mother of Emperor Constantine. Although her family was lower class, she married a man of higher status named Constantius. Together they had their son Constantine. However, when Constantine was about twenty years old, Constantius divorced Helena to marry someone else and advance his career. 

Constantine remained loyal to his mother and always supported her. Even as his own status advanced he stayed close to Helena. After his father's death, Constantine became emperor and brought his mother back into the center of his court.

Through Constantine, Helena was exposed to Christianity and embraced it. Constantine gave her the mission to find Christian relics. On this mission to locate relics, Helena took many trips to the Holy Land. She had a number of churches constructed to commemorate different places of Christ's life such as His birthplace and the place of His ascension into Heaven.

During her time in the Holy Land, Helena discovered the three crosses. In order to discover which cross was the cross of Christ, Helena brought a woman in need of healing and asked her to touch each cross. Upon touching one of the crosses, the woman was healed. Helena then proclaimed this to be the true cross of Christ.

Helena died in 330. She was buried in the Mausoleum of Helena outside of Rome. Now, her sarcophagus can be viewed at the Vatican Museum.

Helena not only sought relics, but was incredibly charitable. She spread Christianity to many places and lived her life for Christ. St. Helena, pray for us!

This beautiful silicone rosary is sure to bring joy to your home.  This earthy-toned teething toy is not only soothing for your little one but it will also help to build wonder and love for the rosary.  Watching your child hold this Silicone Rosary is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.

Our Silicone Rosaries feature: 

• Our own chewy cross
• Sturdy organic cotton cord
• Snap clasp
• FDA-certified, food-grade silicone
• Lifetime guarantee
• Artisan-made in Michigan, USA

Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+

This rosary is named after St. Francis of Assisi.  Francis was born to a wealthy merchant in the town of Assisi, Italy.  He grew up very privileged and wanted for nothing. Francis greatly desired to make incredible triumphs in his life.  This led him to becoming a knight when Assisi went to war.  However, he was captured and was imprisoned for an entire year until he was ransomed back to his family.  This did not end his desire for glory.  He was headed off to join the 4th Crusade when he had a dream war God told him to go home.

Francis had not been leading a holy life oriented towards God. He had never striven holiness, but he listened to God’s voice and returned home. From there, Francis began to pray.  He repented of his sins. He spent time in solitude. A big turning point in his conversion was when he encountered a leper in the countryside.  Rather than avoid the leper, Francis embraced him. Francis truly believed that it was God who He embraced in that leper.

Francis’ mission really began when he encountered the Lord in the San Damiano crucifix.  From the crucifix, he heard Christ say, “Francis, repair my church.”  Francis initially took this literally to mean “rebuild this chapel you are in.”  Francis did this, but then went further in his mission to rebuild the Church. After being disowned by his father, Francis began to preach and started attaining followers.  He wrote a very simple rule that has now attracted thousands over the years.

This beautiful silicone rosary is sure to bring joy to your home.  This multicolored teething toy is not only soothing for your little one but it is also sure to help build wonder and love for the rosary.  Watching your child hold this Silicone Rosary is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.

* Please note our Cecilia has undergone a design facelift. Our safety standard and overall color pattern remains, just with a slightly different design. The second photo denotes the change, more professional photos to come.

Our chewable Silicone Rosaries feature: 

• Our own chewy cross
• Sturdy Paracord USA*
• New! USA made Snap clasp*
• FDA-certified, food-grade silicone
• CPSIA Certified
• Lifetime guarantee
• Artisan-made in Michigan, USA

Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+ and not intended for children to sleep with.

This silicone rosary is named after St. Cecilia. St. Cecilia is one of the most famous virgin martyrs. She lived during the 3rd and 4th century in Rome when the Christian’s were being heavily persecuted. Cecilia was from a wealthy family and as was common during that time, entered into an arranged marriage. Cecilia had made a vow of chastity to God unbeknownst to her family. Valerian, her husband, was a pagan at the time of their wedding. During her wedding ceremony she was said to have sung in her heart to God and after the ceremony she told Valerian that she had taken a vow of chastity and an angel of the Lord protected her. Valerian asked to see proof of the angel, Cecilia told him he would have to have eyes that could see and would need to be baptized. Valerian traveled to Pope Urbanus and was baptized. When he returned he could see the angel at her side and saw the angel crown her with a chaplet of rose and lily. When Valerian’s brother heard about the angel and his brother’s baptism he too was baptized and the brothers spent their days burying the martyr saints of that time. Soon both brothers were martyred by the city perfect because they would not offer a sacrifice to the pagan gods. Cecilia lived out the rest of her days preaching and is said to have converted over 400 people. St. Cecilia was martyred and is regarded as the patroness of music, because she heard heavenly music in her heart when she was married, and is represented in art with an organ or organ-pipes in her hand. Her body was exhumed in 1599 and found to be incorrupt, the first of all incorrupt saints. They also reported a "mysterious and delightful flower-like odor which proceeded from the coffin." St. Cecilia’s feast day is celebrated on November 22nd.

This silicone decade is soothing for your little one, and is also a wonderful way to instill devotion to the Rosary. Watching your child hold this Decade is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.

These decades are great for on the go. Clip them to a car seat, stroller, or baby gym.

Our Silicone Decade Rosaries feature:

Our own chewy cross

Sturdy USA made paracord

Snap clasp

FDA-certified, food-grade silicone

Lifetime guarantee

Artisan-made in Michigan, USA

Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+

*Cord Color may vary between navy, tan and grey

Looking for a book or gift that has meaning to it? God’s Glorious Girl is more than a book, it’s an avenue by which the lives of children can be impacted in a powerful way.

Girls have to hear the truth of who they are in order to believe the truth of who they are.

This colorful Christian board book for girls ages 0 - 6 brings to life a message of God's love in a beautiful declaration poem. In God's Glorious Girl, young girls will hear the truth about who God created them to be from the very beginning of their lives through a racially diverse group of young girls. With themes of courage, forgiveness, faith, kindness and more, this book will help build a foundation of faith and confidence in God for each girl who hears these words.

• Amazing gift for birthdays, baptisms, baby showers, or any other day
• A much needed message about identity to combat today’s secular culture
• Written for every little girl ages 0-6 in your life
• Text is based in the truth of God’s Word
• Message is told through a group of racially diverse girls
• Thick, sturdy pages for lasting use

About the Author: Emily Wilson Hussem is a speaker, author, YouTuber, wife, and mom who runs a global ministry for women. Her message of bravery and faith in God is transforming the hearts of women worldwide.

These rosaries are perfect for your kids that are getting closer to using a traditional gemstone rosary, but are not quite there yet. These Shepherd Kid Rosaries are great because they feature some of those great qualities from our silicone rosaries like durability and soft texture. They also have that great feature of being quiet if dropped. One of our favorite features! How they’re different from our silicone rosaries is that they have smaller beads and have more the look of a traditional rosary.

Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+

These rosaries are named Shepherd Kid Rosaries for the shepherd children who Mary appeared to a number of different times. This one is named after Jacinta. Jacinta was one of the three children that Our Lady of Fatima appeared to. Our Lady first appeared to the three children, Jacinta, Francisco, and Lucia on May 13, 1917. Our Lady asked them to return to the same spot on the 13th of each month for six months. During these apparitions, Mary told the children to learn to read and write and pray the rosary for the conversion of sinners, for Russia, and for peace. On the day of Mary’s final apparition in October of 1917, 90,000 people gathered together.

Jacinta died in 1920 from influenza. In 1951, her body was moved and re-buried in the basilica at Fatima. In 2000 she was beatified and then on May 13, 2017, the 100th anniversary of the first apparition, she was canonized by Pope Francis.

This silicone decade is soothing for your little one, and is also a wonderful way to instill devotion to the Rosary. Watching your child hold this Decade is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.

These decades are great for on the go. Clip them to a car seat, stroller, or baby gym.

Our Silicone Decade Rosaries feature:

Our own chewy cross

Sturdy USA made paracord

Snap clasp

FDA-certified, food-grade silicone

Lifetime guarantee

Artisan-made in Michigan, USA

Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+

*Cord Color may vary between navy, tan and grey

The bright, vivid colors throughout this cloth book will charm God’s littlest ones. Playful illustrations that accompany sweet prayers to Angels will delight little eyes. There’s a hint of the love God showers on His children in every illustration.  .

Comfort baby with this lovable soft, poly plush blue praying lamb that plays "Jesus Loves Me' when you press the tummy button.

Material: Sherpa Polyester Plush.

Size: 11" Height.

Care Instructions: Damp Wipe Only

Meet St. Joan of Arc!

St. Joan of Arc (May 30th)

Patron of: France, prisoners, soldiers, military personnel

"I am not afraid... I was born to do this" -St. Joan of Arc

Joan was born to a peasant family around the year 1412 in Domremy, in northeastern France. Joan was born into a country that had been in a long war with England (known as the Hundred Year’s War). It had started as an inheritance dispute over the French throne. At the time Joan was born, the French were losing the war. Joan lived a very ordinary farmer’s daughter’s life until the age of 13, when while in her father’s garden she experienced her first vision. She saw the Archangel Michael, St. Catherine and St. Margaret. They told her God wanted her to help lead the French army in order to drive out the English and bring the Dauphin to Reims for his coronation. Joan trusted in God’s plan for her life, and help lead the French army in many victories over the English. She also succeeded in her mission of having Charles VII crowned King in Reims. St. Joan of Arc was captured and martyred by the English when she was only 19 years old- but her victories and legacy changed the course of French history.

Plant the seeds of a lifelong faith with everyone's favorite Catholic saint toys!

Included in the box is a fun and educational insert.

Each doll is made of high quality rotocasted vinyl; which means nothing moves, breaks or falls off! The dolls have been safety tested and approved for children of all ages (zero to 100!) Measuring at slightly over 3.5 inches- this little figure is a perfect fit for a child's hand, and makes an adorable addition to a desk or nightstand.

Shining Light dolls are also great hospital gifts; easy to clean, light and unbreakable, a cheerful reminder of our family in heaven!

A fantastic blend of new and old, these dolls are a great way to introduce your love ones to the beauty and depth of the Christian faith! Shining Light Dolls are our friends for the journey, little lights to the world! For children, and the young at heart!

Safe for children, toddlers and babies of all ages- from zero to 100! A fun and faithful gift for children and adults alike!

Meet St. Dominic!
St. Dominic (August 8) - Patron of: astronomers, astronomy, the falsely accused

"We must sow the seed, not hoard it" -St. Dominic

Key Features:

• Brings the Saints to life in your child’s heart and imagination through developmentally healthy open-ended play
• Grows with your child; safe for babies and toddlers, and continues to engage preschool and school age children with imaginative play centered around the “characters” of their Faith.
• Exceeds safety requirements for children of all ages- including those under 3
• Every doll comes in a beautiful collectible quality box, complete with educational insert full of fun facts!
• Slightly over 3.5” tall
• Nothing to break or lose! Durable, lightweight, single piece construction.

Plant the seeds of a lifelong faith with everyone's favorite Catholic saint toys!