Sock Religious Pope Francis Socks
St. John The Baptist Religious Socks
First Communion Socks, Sock Religious
The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
Holy Spirit Religious 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
Black Dress Socks, Sock Religious
Pope Mobile Adult Socks
The perfect sock for the season of Christmas, which (fun fact!) doesn’t end December 25th! and the season continues through the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus on January 6th. But don’t only wear these socks during Christmas! Wear them year round as a reminder of the Incarnation of God.
St. Rose of Lima Religious Socks
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus began in the 1670s after Jesus appeared multiple times to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque in France. Jesus revealed His heart wounded and surrounded by the crown of thorns, with flames showing his suffering love for humanity. He told her that He wanted His heart to be honored by asking the faithful to make amends for any wrongdoings, to frequent Communion, and to make Holy Hours. In 1856 Pope Pius IX added the devotion to the Church calendar.
Sacred Heart Socks
St. Lucy was a young Christian martyr who lived in Syracuse, Sicily during the 3rd century. According to tradition, Lucy vowed to remain chaste and dedicate her life to God. She rejected marriage proposals and distributed her wealth among the poor, which angered a suitor who denounced her as a Christian to the authorities. Persecuted for her faith, Lucy was subjected to various tortures, including having her eyes gouged out.
St. Lucy Socks