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Immaculate Heart Religious Socks

First Communion Socks

This sock has several hidden gems that can be used as tools for evangelization this holiday season. Along the top, Christmas bulbs contain a single poinsettia. Historically, the poinsettia has been associated with Christmas and is given as a symbol of good will and community spirit. It also represents the star of Bethlehem with the red leaves echoing the blood of Christ.

Christmas Sweater Socks

Are you a parent of a Godparent and a little boy in your life is about to take his first ever sacraments? Our socks are the PERFECT addition to a

First Communion Socks - Boys

St. Jude Religious Socks

Born in France in 1786, St. John Vianney grew up in a faithful family. His childhood was marred by political turbulence-he even received his first Holy Communion under secrecy! Once ordained, he was known to spend 12 hours a day hearing confessions which is represented by the purple stole. He had a deep devotion to the Rosary and the Eucharist which have been woven into the design as they were so intimately woven into his life as the fuel for his ministry.

St. John Vianney Religious Socks

St Max Kolbe Socks, Adult, Cotton & Nylon, One Size, USA

St. John Paul II Socks will help you be not afraid to live your faith out loud and with your socks! These Pope Socks will always be a great conversation starter!.

St. Augustine Religious Themed Socks

Continued from the original design are the papal keys, representing the “keys to the kingdom of heaven” given to the first pope, Peter, from Jesus. On this new design, you’ll see the symbol of the Society of Jesus, a reminder that Pope Francis is our first Jesuit pope. The star symbolizes the Virgin Mary, while the spikenard flower symbolizes St.

Sock Religious Pope Francis Socks

First Communion Socks, Sock Religious

This sock has several hidden gems that can be used as tools for evangelization this holiday season. Along the top, Christmas bulbs contain a single poinsettia. Historically, the poinsettia has been associated with Christmas and is given as a symbol of good will and community spirit. It also represents the star of Bethlehem with the red leaves echoing the blood of Christ.

Christmas Sweater Socks

Black Religious Dress Socks

St. Cecilia is beloved by many for her patronage of music. During her wedding she sang in her heart to God because of a vow to purity she took before her parents forced her into marriage. Her piety ultimately led to her husband’s conversion to Christianity and she spent the rest of her life helping to convert souls by her preaching. This, however, ultimately led to her execution.

St. Cecilia Religious Themed Socks

Sock Religious ™ Children's Socks--St. Padre Pio – Morning Star

The Three Wisemen were ancient astrologers who followed the patterns of the stars. The night of Christ’s Nativity, they noticed a special star that guided them to Bethlehem. When they found the Holy Family, they gave gifts to Jesus: Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh. While these may seem strange, each gift holds significant meaning of the Christ child. Gold is associated with kings, recognizing Jesus as the King of Kings.

Three Wisemen Kids Socks