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June 5, 2023 Saint Medal Sales and Tales from Avignon, France and its Provencal Villages ⚜️

June 5, 2023 Saint Medal Sales and Tales from Avignon, France and its Provencal Villages ⚜️

The Celebration of Fathers, fathers-in-law, Step-Fathers and all other father figures is Sunday, June 18th, 2023. Father’s Day celebrates fathers, especially the man who was Jesus’ father, Saint Joseph the Worker. 

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13th Day of Lent - Archangel Gabriel 🎺 Messenger of God- Trumpeting Good News - Texting with Delight

13th Day of Lent - Archangel Gabriel 🎺 Messenger of God- Trumpeting Good News - Texting with Delight

Gabriel is quite naturally the patron saint of the United States Post Office, Fed Ex, UPS, and Amazon. He gets all of their messages and sends them where they need to go. Gabriel is obviously the patron of cable and television broadcasters, and philatelists (better known as “Stamp Collector") are very fond of Archangel Gabriel. 

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2021: A Year For, Of, About, and With, Many Changes!

2021: A Year For, Of, About, and With, Many Changes!

A few more chapters of the book rob is working on have finally been finished and he has created a nice outline that’s possible to follow and begin moving further toward completion. So far, the stories of Saint Bernard, Saint Rosalie, along with Saint Maria Goretti, Dismas and the Miraculous Medal have weaved together fairly seamlessly. We offer thanks to the weaver’s saint, Anastasia, for helping us band anecdotes, undo knots, connect dots and whatnot to recall a simple story of a simple life. Again, with hopefulness and catharsis themed in a way that’s all kinds of exciting! Easy? No. Exciting? Yes!

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Saint of the Year, Saint Joseph, and Misfit Medal Crosses

Saint of the Year, Saint Joseph, and Misfit Medal Crosses

Think about Saint Joseph this year. He will surely be a  referred to often, now that Pope Francis has made him "Saint of the Year." And now, you have a bit of cocktail party talk to share, six feet away, of course, with your friends, neighbors, family, and all those you encounter during the year.  The less celebrated ordinary people who, often unnoticed, may be a bit more “limelighted” this year than years before. As they should, every year.

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