With Palm Sunday coming tomorrow April 2nd we are closing out our Lenten Series with the celebration of the Resurrection on Easter Sunday!
   âWhile Supplies Last,â to commemorate the occasion, for the days leading to Easter we will be adding our hand-painted medal of Jesus (âBehold the Manâ Ecce Homo) to every order placed, for any saint, that comes in before Easter Sunday. Our gift giving begins today. When our supply of hand-painted âBehold the Manâ medals run out, we will add another Jesus medal, maybe âDivino Ninoâ or âTouchdown Jesusâ or one of several other designs on hand.
   Mother Cabrini is the founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart as well as countless schools, hospitals, and orphanages in the United States. She was also the first American citizen to be canonized. She is revered for her ministry to immigrants and refugees to the United States.
   You can find one of Mother Cabriniâs schools in New Orleans on Esplanade Avenue. We paint our Mother Cabrini medals in the schoolâs signature colors, yellow and green.
   A friend of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, Saint Francis Xavier was one of the first Jesuit missionaries. During his travels in Asia, he converted more than 40,000 people.Â
   You can find one of Saint Francis Xavierâs Schools, in Old Metairie, in the greater New Orleans area.