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Christmas at the manger
Nativity sets, Advent wreaths and Christmas gifts that keep Christ at the center of the season. New this year, just in time for Advent. Order early, Christmas shipping fills up fast!
Patron Saint Engravable Medals
Add a name, date or short prayer to the back for $20. See all engravable medals
St. MichaelProtector, police, militaryShop medals →
St. JosephFathers, workers, a holy deathShop medals →
St. FrancisAnimals, peace, the poorShop medals →
St. Thomas AquinasStudents, scholarsShop medals →
St. ThérèseMissions, the Little WayShop medals →
St. Joan of ArcSoldiers, courageShop medals →
St. CeciliaMusicians, singersShop medals →
St. Maria GorettiPurity, youth, forgivenessShop medals →
St. ChristopherTravelers, driversShop medals →
St. AnthonyLost things, the poorShop medals →
St. JudeHopeless causesShop medals →
St. SebastianAthletes, soldiersShop medals →
St. LucyEyes, the blindShop medals →
St. RitaImpossible causesShop medals →
St. AnneMothers, grandmothersShop medals →
St. ClareTelevision, eye diseaseShop medals →
Olive wood from the Holy Land
Rosaries, crucifixes and keepsakes hand-carved from olive wood in Bethlehem. Each piece is one of a kind.
Just arrived
The newest items in our storeTom and Joanne Peters opened our doors back in 1994. With 12 kids, teaching CCD, training altar servers, K of C, Legion of Mary, Choir, and Divine Mercy, they might as well run a Catholic Bookstore too.
Spreading the beauty of Catholicism to all the ends of the Earth...
Read about the history of Tom and Joanne Peters' Catholic Books and Gifts...
March 8, 1994, Tom Peters began his daily Butler's Lives of the Saints reading. The saint that day was St. John of God, patron saint of booksellers. Timing the opening of our first bookstore to the feast day of St John of God was not intentional. They say there are no coincidences with God.
Fast forward 15 years and our small 900sqft store just would not suffice any longer. Though the rent was very reasonable, we decided to look into moving into a larger building. So Tom and Joanne made a 9 day novena to St. Joseph and shopped around, settling on a nearby building 3 times the size. The rent was much higher and seemed impossible to meet, but the location was good.
A few days later they stopped in to check and see how the building preparations were coming. Inside was a painting crew hired by the landlord. They went inside to greet them and noticed that on their shirts in big print was the painting company's name: St. Joseph's Construction. No coincidences, right?
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