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09/04/2026

September 3rd

Patron of musicians, students, teachers, and stone masons this 6th century saint is known for his influential writings in reforming the liturgy of the church, his mission to convert the pagans of England to Christianity, and his collection of melodies and chants are still known today as Gregorian chant.

“We must not count on ourselves, because even if we know what kind of person we are today, we do not know what we will be tomorrow. Nobody must rejoice in the security of their own good deeds. As long as we are still experiencing the uncertainties of this life, we do not know what end may follow....we must not trust in our own virtues. “ - Saint Gregory the Great, from Be Friends of God

St. Gregory the Great…. Pray for us.

08/25/2026

All of my Tulsa area friends……Don’t miss out on this awesome conference.

And if you’re going, stop by to say hello to me!

I am honored to be a vendor again this year!

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08/24/2026

“Come and see”. These are the words we find Philip saying to Nathaniel (also known as Bartholomew) in the gospel of John 1:46.

Today in the church we celebrate the feast day of one of the 12 apostles. Even though there is limited information of St. Bartholomew after the resurrection of Jesus, from church tradition it is believed he went East in what is now southern Arabia to preach the gospel and later was martyred for the faith by being flayed alive. Often in depictions of St. Bartholomew you’ll find him holding his own skin. He is the patron saint of bookbinders, butchers, shoemakers, and against nervous and neurological diseases.

Today I invite you to “come and see”. If you’re unsure where to go or what to look for, just simply rest in a moment where God is present. Whether that moment is watching your kids play, enjoying the beauty of nature, reading scripture, or attending Mass or your church service. Simply rest in that moment and silently receive whatever nudging of the heart that God is giving you.

St. Bartholomew…. Pray for us.

*resources: St. Paul Studies of Biblical Theology and Hallow app

08/24/2026

Apart from the cross there is no other ladder by which we may get to heaven. - Saint Rose of Lima

Today is the feast day of St. Rose of Lima. She was the first Saint born in the Americas. She was known for her amazing beauty, her service to her family and the poor, and of her severe penitences she suffered upon herself.

My oldest daughter chose St. Rose as her patron Saint. 🌹💛🖤💛🖤

-St. Rose of Lima… pray for us.

St. Rose of Lima patron of embroiderers, florists, gardeners, again...

08/16/2026

August 16th

The Saint we celebrate today is the patron of dogs and dog owners, surgeons, falsely accused people, against diseased cattle, against epidemics. St. Roch was a French noble who lived in the 14th century. He was very devoted in his faith, he gave away his inheritance after his parents died, and he joined the Third Order Franciscans. He is known for performing miraculously healings for some people who were infected with the Black Plague. Tradition tells us St. Roch ended up contracting an infectious leg disease and a dog befriended him in his time of need. The story goes on to say the dog brought him food to eat and a spring arose close by that provided him fresh water. He ended up being cured from the disease only later to be accused of being a spy and sent to prison. St. Roch did not deny the charges but entrusted himself totally to God. Angels came to minister to him in prison and several years later he ended up dying.

St. Roch… pray for us!

08/15/2026

Sugar Rush! It’s been a hot minute since I’ve shared cookies and cakes with you all!

We’ve had graduations, birthdays, showers, confirmation, and fun vendor events!

Thank you thank you to all of you! For your orders, support, and encouraging words!

This fall I have been blessed with several vendor opportunities. These events will limit my availability for custom orders. I appreciate your understanding if I’m unable to take on your cookie or cake order.

I’ll keep you posted on my upcoming adventures.

❤️
Elizabeth

08/14/2026

August 14th

Today’s Saint was a Franciscan friar and priest. He had a mission and was devoted to the conversion of sinners; all the way to his death when he volunteered his life for another in the N**i concentration camp. In the very middle of death, violence, division, and conflict he was able to be a light of Christ for all of those around him. Whether they were aware of it at the time, a seed of faith was planted in their hardened hearts.

St. Maximilian Kolbe…. Pray for us!

08/11/2026

August 10th

Some words of wisdom from one of my pastor’s homilies rings just as true for our lives today as with everyone’s lives who have come before us.

🔸We should live out the faith each day with eternal life with God on our mind.

🔸Faith transforms our journey to heaven.

🔸We often don’t see the results that come from our acts of faith.

The lives of the saints are all different. How they were raised, what country they’re from, what time period they were born in, how poor or wealthy they were, whether they died from an illness as a child or were martyred for the faith as an adult, and the list goes on and on with regard to their difference. The saints are the ones who truly understand the supreme virtue of the kingdom of heaven. Several things they have in common; they joyfully give up tangible items, strive to live virtuously, persevere in obedience, and they are courageous through persecution.

🔸They had God as their central focus

🔸The transformation of their lives developed from their unshakeable faith

🔸While on Earth, they didn’t get to see the fruits of their acts of faith.

Today’s Saint is a martyr for the faith. He was a deacon in the church and was entrusted with protecting and dispersing the wealth and goods of the church to the poor, orphaned, and widowed. St. Lawrence lived during the 3rd century, a time when Christianity was outlawed and a time of great persecution to those who continued to live their faith in God. On August 10th he was “grilled” alive on a grid iron. According to tradition after he had been in pain for a long time he made his famous cheerful remark, “It is well done. Turn me over!” He is the patron saint of deacons, chefs, firefighters, comedians, librarians, and seminarians.

St. Lawrence…pray for us.

08/01/2026

July 31st

Happy feast day of St. Ignatius of Loyola!

For the past several years, we have prayed these words on to school…..

07/28/2026

Today is the feast day of Blessed Stanley Rother; priest, missionary, and martyr for the faith. As with all the Saints, they are the ones who truly understand the supreme value of the kingdom of heaven. We can look to their example of how to live out the faith joyfully, virtuously, courageously. The beauty of their witness leads us closer in our own relationship to the risen Lord.

One example of living out the faith we see in Blessed Rother’s life is the importance of striving for excellence in all tasks. While he was in Guatemala as a missionary, not only did he serve as a spiritual leader, he was a farmer, plumber, craftsman, and electrician. How many times a day do we complain about a task we are given? How often do we say to ourselves, this should be someone else’s job? Look to Blessed Rother’s example of accepting the task at hand and completing it to the best of your ability.

Another example of living out the faith is courageously discerning and following God’s calling for your life. Blessed Rother shows us that when you follow God’s plan, anything and everything is possible. Father Rother had major difficulties learning and passing his Latin class in seminary. But yet, during his time as a missionary, he was able to learn the language of the Guatemalan tribe and translate the New Testament into the Tz’utujil language.

For Blessed Rother, his missionary work was very dangerous. A civil war broke out during his time in Guatemala and the church (because of its influence) was caught in the middle. Sadly, it led him to be on a hit list of the Guatemalan government. On July 28th, 1981 he was martyred for the faith.

Just as he led the native tribe of Tz’utujil closer to Christ, Blessed Rother leads us closer to Christ by his courageous example in times of darkness. Let us pray for clarity and understanding in times of suffering and persecution.

Blessed Stanley Rother.... pray for us!