Theotokos Merch
Description: A clean collegiate-style Catholic design featuring the title “Theotokos,” the ancient Christian title meaning God-bearer, used for the Virgin Mary. Ideal for Marian devotion, Orthodox and Catholic Christians, theology lovers, and anyone drawn to strong, minimal faith-based design with historical depth.
Description: A rich Catholic saint design featuring Saint Thomas Aquinas in a sacred icon-inspired style. As one of the greatest theologians in Christian history and a Doctor of the Church, Saint Thomas Aquinas is a symbol of wisdom, truth, and the harmony of faith and reason. Ideal for Catholics, students, scholars, and lovers of theology.
Description: A light blue Marian monogram design featuring the Cross, M, stars, and hearts in a softer devotional style. Perfect for Catholics with a strong love for Our Lady, Marian consecration, feast days, parish events, and gifts centered on the Blessed Virgin Mary. Clean, symbolic, and highly wearable.
Description: A striking Marian monogram design featuring the Cross above the letter M with sacred hearts and stars, inspired by classic Catholic symbolism associated with the Virgin Mary. A powerful and elegant design for Marian devotion, consecration, feast days, rosary groups, and everyday Catholic wear.
Marian Monogram Design | Catholic Mary Symbol with Cross and Hearts Sticker
by Christian by Grace
$3.50
Description: Queen of Heaven is a title given to Mary, mother of Jesus, mainly by catholics Anglicans and Eastern Orthodox The title was given at the First Council of Ephesus when the Virgin Mary was proclaimed Theotokos, a title rendered in Latin as Mater Dei, meaning Mother of God. Pope Pius the Xll put it in the encyclical Ad Caeli Reginam, meaning Queen of Heaven because her son, Jesus Christ, is the king of Israel and heavenly king of the universe; indeed, the Davidic tradition of Israel recognized the mother of the king as the Queen Mother of Israel.
Description: A simple yet elegant vector of the icon of Extreme Humility, the original Pieta present in Orthodox Iconography for centuries. It is also called "Do Not Weep for Me Mother." In Orthodox Iconography the Mother of God stands for the Church, here the Bride is embracing her Bridegroom at the consumption of their Wedding Feast on the Cross.
