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We’re on our pilgrimage and thought we’d share a fun interactive quiz where there are actual correct answers, unlike the "Who’s Your Saint Quizzes" we answer with ideas and suggestions. No wrong answers, no wrong responses, just a heartfelt conversation is what we offer with the Who’s Your Saint Quiz! That’s why we fall behind sometimes. We give our Replies to Your Quiz, a thoughtful reply! 

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We decided to follow Gary’s advice and add a new brand name, SaintsforHope. It takes you straight to our website. We will be tinkering and making some additions and corrections. The funny thing is, Gary was prescient! If you watch our very first video clip, you will hear that Rob ends it with the word “HOPE.” It’s all very cyclical. So, if you know one of those people who says, “I’m not a sinner!” you can smile and say, “Visit SaintsforHope.com and there’s HOPE available there!”

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I couldn't let today's "funny national day" go by without mentioning it. Today is National "Hug Your Cat" Day! Our cat Frenchie was just wandering around here earlier looking for her hug! If you're a cat lover, or know a cat lover, consider praying to Saint Gertrude to protect all of our four-legged furry friends. 

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On Friday, June 4, 2021, we hope to finalize our plans for the campaign. One of its features will include petitioning the Vatican to make the Venerable Matt Talbot, canonized as a saint. Who knows, maybe Carlo Acutis and Matt Talbot will be canonized on the same day.

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We located a bunch of new medals here in the states and are busy painting them now. One of the new medals is Saint Angela. We finally have Saint Angela! She has been sought after for years and years. There are two pictures of her medal in this newsletter.

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Keaton is wearing Saint John Paul II, the patron saint invoked against Parkinson’s Disease. If you are a bit clairvoyant, you may start to see reasons why we are enamored with Keaton Baker…. The dots are connecting, slowly but surely. Stay tuned and ….

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A lady found it recently! She opened the note inside and was told to go have a beverage to remember their son. That story made us think about car accidents, safety, traveling and texting. So, Our Lady of the Highway came to mind. Our Lady protects people traveling on roads and highways.

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We are moving along with the new advertising campaign and hired Photographer Tim Black for the photo shoot late this month. It’s very exciting that we’re also teaming up with Tisch Jewelers from Atlanta for the project. Some of their beautifully artistic pieces of jewelry, incorporating our medals will be on our model. Yes, we hired a model! Crazy!

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Earth Day is coming up! So, we will send a little one of our stringed Franciscan Crosses with every order, until we run out. We bought them in Assisi and hope to go back to buy more soon. We can’t wait to get back to Rome, the Vatican, the Church of John Lateran and Saint Francis’ and visit Saint Clare of Assisi again. Think of all the surprises we will be able to send y’all like we always do!

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In celebration of Easter, we are sending either a medal of Jesus (“Ecce Homo’) or Divine Mercy on a clasp with every order as a gift. And if you ordered one of those medals, we will send two, so it’s BOGO – Buy One, Get One Free

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True love is not once in a lifetime. True love is every day. A 5 year-old boy knows this. We can all learn from him. Make love your holiday today!

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TISCH Jewelry Werks has begun offering our medals incorporated into their jewelry. Our Saint Brigid medal looks beautiful surrounded by precious gems – maybe they are stones – we don’t know – but the finished product is stunning!

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It has been a very long year. The protection from virus Saints, Sebastian and Rocco, may or may not have been asleep at the wheel since last March. But, things are a bit better.

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There’s still time to have one of our hand-painted Saint Patrick medals arrive in time for Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17th. “Saint Paddy’s Day” always reminds us of the huge parades and celebrations in New Orleans every year. Except this year will be lot different because of COVID restrictions and limitations. Lots of green beer will still be indulged. The celebrations will be missed by many. But I guess there’s one “Silver Lining:” less green beer will wind up on the bars, floors, streets and sidewalks of New Orleans!

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