St. Isaac Jogues
St. John the Evangelist
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta
St. Therese of Lisieux
St. Pius X
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Happy All Saints' Day!
Omnes Sancti et Sanctæ Dei, intercédite pro nobis.
Monday, November 1, 2010
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They are so cute, Jessica! Their costumes are great!
ReplyDeleteI had a hard time capturing mine all in one shot, but I managed some individual photos, which are on my blog. (The twins were a puppy and ladybug ~ LOL! I can't wait for them to be a bit older and portray Saints Benedict and Scholastica, the holy twins! =)
Happy All Saints Day! May all of our costumed saints bring glory to God!
Cute photo of all, especially little St. Pius...sleepy eyes...or camera shy?
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteSnuggles was definitely camera shy in the costume.. He loved it, even though I had a hard time capturing that love on camera. Maybe next year!
absolutely PRICELESS .......
ReplyDeleteOK, I thought I would love Our Lady of Guadalupe the best, but Pope Pius X has just captured my heart! What a sweetie!
ReplyDeleteawe!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing costumes. And the little ones are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove all the costumes!
ReplyDeleteThe costumes came out great!!! They're all so cute!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, St. Pius X is sooo precious! I'm a bit biased since he was the patron saint of my Catholic high school. Where did you get the costume, or did you make it?
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to start my own All Saints party around here so we have a reason to dress as saints each year! Do your kids use these as Halloween costumes as well? I know of a few families whose kids dress up in Halloween costumes on the 31st and then as saints the next day... that could get to be a lot of costumes! But so much fun!!
Wow, how cute is that!? Nice job on the Bl. Theresa costume!
ReplyDeleteI smiled as I went through your little saints; there are parishes here for almost all of them! St. John, North American Martyrs (St. Isaac), St. Teresa of Lisieux, a high school for Pius X, and a seminary for Guadalupe!
Little Rose is absolutely ADORABLE in her Guadalupe costume! I can't believe she's so big already!
You did an amazing job! I did not know I could love people I have never even met with so much enthusiasm. Every time I visit this sight, there is a picture that is so beautiful that it makes me praise God.
ReplyDeleteThey look great. You have a new follower:)
ReplyDeletethe best costumes I've ever seen. and the holiest little saints in those costumes!! way to go, momma!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone!!
ReplyDeleteErin ~ We have our All Saints Party on All Hallows' Eve, so the saint costumes are the only ones my children had this year. The St. Pius X and Our Lady of Guadalupe costumes were made by my mother-in-law for (Captain) and (Chiquita) back in 2006, but the rest of them are from our growing collection of costumes from Our Coats of Many Colors! My children love to dress up as saints year round and these costumes are well made, so I don't mind spending the money on them. :-) All I had to do this year was a bit of ironing and help my children find some "props" to go along with their costumes!
Sooo cute! Kudos to the costume + the props!
ReplyDelete! Beautiful! :D
ReplyDeleteDear Jessica -
ReplyDeleteHello Jessica, my name is Peter Markavage and I am writing to you from the Marians of the Immaculate Conception in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
I was wondering if you might possibly be able to help me. I have a contact of a mom who is helping her son dress up as St. Stanislaus Papczynski, the founder of our order for Nov 1. He is in 2nd grade now. Here is the image of our founder: https://onepeterfive.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Stanislaus.jpg
I saw that you have a picture and maybe experience above with costumes for a Pope with the white habit. This mother is not able to sew, so she is not completely sure how to proceed. Might you help us with any suggestions you might have? We know that a Dracula cape would probably have the collar we need, but it would need to be white.
I understand it doesn't have to be perfect and I'm sure we could modify the cape based on other pictures of St. Stan. Just trying to get as close as we can and any suggestions would be very appreciative. You can contact me at pmarkavage@marian.org or you can call me at 413-298-1303. Thank you for your prayerful consideration.