Verso Lalto Mugs
Description: Translated literally from the Italian, "verso l'alto" simply means "to the top" or "towards the heights." The phrase comes from an iconic picture of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati as he is scaling the side of a cliff. Frassati had scribbled the phrase on the picture after it had been printed by a friend. Metaphorically, however, the phrase means, "orient your entire life toward God." In all that you do, in all that you are, seek the path that leads you to God. Blessed Pier Giorgio is a beautiful witness to living out this mantra.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a mountain range against a sunrise backdrop with four white doves in flight. The outer ring contains the text "TO THE TOE TOP TO THE TOP TO TOP TO THE TOP". Below the mountains, it reads "Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati" and "VERSO L'ALTO" in large capital letters with a yellow outline.
Description: A graphic featuring mountains against a sunset with radiating orange lines and a yellow sun. White birds are flying from the left. Text in a circular arrangement reads "VERCIHE TOR VEERSO L'ASGME THE TOP TACETOP RERPUSO L' THE GNE TOP REARE TON TASSO CARESO VEE HPUTOO". The phrase "VERSO L'ALTO" is prominently displayed at the bottom in large, bold letters.
Description: A bold Catholic design inspired by Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati and his famous motto, “Verso l’Alto.” Featuring mountain imagery and a clean high-contrast layout, this design is perfect for Catholics devoted to holiness, courage, and the upward call to sainthood. Great for clothing, accessories, and gifts for faithful Catholics and admirers of Pier Giorgio Frassati.
Description: St Pier Giorgio Frassati was an Italian Catholic Saint. He loved adventure and was a mountain climber. He is remembered for the phrase Verso L'alto which means To the Heights. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA.
Description: A circular graphic features a mountain range with three peaks, set against a sunset sky with clouds. Birds fly in the foreground and midground. The text "TO THE TOP TO THE TOP TO THE TOP" encircles the top portion, and "VERSO L'ALTO" is displayed in large white letters at the bottom.
