This category offers a variety of Christian based toys for children. Share the faith!
Toys
Jesus, be with me every step of the day! A fun yet subtle way to share your faith.
- Features silicone devotional figures that slip easily into the holes of most clog-style shoes
- Assortment includes six devotional figures or sayings: Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Jude, Crucifixion, rosary, Blessed and Pray More Worry Less
- The perfect gift or giveaway item for religious education, feast day celebrations or those who enjoy gardening
This cross key chain is a great calming tool for children or those with sensory sensitivities, and also a great reminder of faith!
- Made from sturdy silicone that can be easily wiped clean
- Features double-sided bubbles formed into the shape of a cross that can be pushed through, flip over and start again
- Attach to backpack or purse, or great for holding keys
- The perfect gift or give-away item for religious education or classrooms
Colors May Vary. We Cannot Garuntee Colors for Customers. You Can Request One of the Four Colors in Your Order Comments and if We Have It We Will Send It. Otherwise We Will Send a Random Color.
Use this challenging matching game as an opportunity to reinforce your children's knowledge of Church symbolism and to instill in them the concept and power of praying a litany.
Players take turns revealing pairs of saint symbol cards in search of matching pairs. As the players locate these pairs, they build their own "Litany of Saints" while learning their saint symbols at the same time. At the end each player takes a turn praying their litany with the group!
The game includes 80 saint symbols cards (40 pairs) and two sets of instructions, one for younger children (ages 3 - 7), and one for older (8+). By popular request, this game now also includes a detailed saint symbol information sheet to help you answer your children's questions.
Recommended for ages 3 and up.
Embark on a Journey of Faith with the Mary Dress Up & Prayer Garden Magnet Playset
Designed to Captivate Young Hearts
Delight your little ones with the enchanting Mary Dress Up & Prayer Garden Magnet Playset, a perfect gift to help foster a devotion to the Blessed Mother. Packed with 28 magnetic pieces, this set is designed to foster a relationship with Mary in a delightful and interactive way.
Experience Faith-Filled Fun
Step into a world of faith-filled fun with the Mary Magnet Playset. Inside the compact magnetic tin, your child will discover 28 vibrant mix and match magnets to dress Mary up. Features outfits for the following names of Mary but all pieces are completely interchangeable so she can be dressed up in many different ways!
- Mary, Mother of God
- Mystical Rose
- Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Immaculate Heart of Mary
- Our Lady of Lourdes
The other side of the magnetic tin features a Marian garden with magnets to build your very own Marian garden!
Endless Entertainment, Anytime, Anywhere
Bid farewell to screen-time struggles and embrace hours of holy play! Whether at home, on a road trip, or waiting at the doctor's office, this magnetic playset provides endless entertainment that nurtures young souls. Its convenient self-contained design ensures easy cleanup and storage, making it a must-have for busy Catholic families on the go.
Let the Learning Adventures Begin
Order the Mary Magnet Playset today and embark on a journey of faith-filled fun with your children. Catholic Family Crate: Where faith meets fun!
Details:
- Packaged in a 5.6 x 5.6 inch custom printed magnetic tin
- Includes 28 magnets
- Magnets come in 3 sheets to punch them out
Meet The Holy Family!
The feast of the Holy Family is celebrated on the first Sunday after Christmas
Patron of: Christian families
Plant the seeds of a lifelong faith with everyone's favorite Catholic saint toys!
Our adorable Holy Family Nativity playset is sure to be the most treasured gift of the Christmas season. Designed as both a beautiful addition to your home, as well as a cherished heirloom toy, our set is the perfect blend of form and function.
The Holy Family Nativity playset includes The Virgin Mary with baby Jesus, St. Joseph, a donkey, a stable- and our very special Expectant Virgin Mary.
We are so excited to be able to offer the exclusive pregnant Blessed Mother doll. Your children will be able to follow the Holy Family throughout Advent as they journey towards Bethlehem. This very special doll encourages children to contemplate the miracle of Jesus’ incarnation beginning at conception. The joy on a child’s face when they realize Jesus is already in Mary’s tummy is priceless! This is the Nativity Set that will be played with before, during and after Christmas!
Each doll is made of high quality vinyl; which means nothing moves, breaks or falls off! The dolls have been safety tested and approved for children of all ages (zero to 100!) Dolls measure at slightly over 3.5 (they are the same sizes as all Shining Light Dolls) Stable measures 6 inches tall, and has a 4x6 inch base. Stable comes apart for easy storage. Assembly required.
This cross necklace is a great calming tool for children or those with sensory sensitivities, and also a great reminder of faith!
- Made from sturdy silicone that can be easily wiped clean
- Features double-sided bubbles formed into the shape of a cross that can be pushed through, flip over and start again
- Includes a comfortable quick release cord
- The perfect gift or giveaway item for religious education or classrooms
Colors May Vary. Colors May Look Different When Glowing. We Cannot Garuntee Colors. You May Request a Color in the Comments at Checkout and if We Have It We Will Send It. Otherwise We Will Send a Random Color.
Description
A challenge for players of all ages. This deceptively simple game truly requires an amazing degree of concentration to win. This travel size makes it easy to play anywhere.
Game Play: Choose a color, red or yellow. Pick a column, then drop your checker. Try to build a way to get 4 of your checkers in a row across, up and down or diagonally, while blocking your opponent. Get 4 in a row first and you win.
A 2 Player Game for ages 6 and up.
You may have shared the story of Noah and the ark with your children. Now you can give them a hands-on experience. This Noah's Ark Play Set includes 17 pieces so you can work with your kids to recreate the event they have heard about from the Bible. This set includes a mini storybook detailing the biblical account, so you share they story while playing these toy figures.
- 17 piece play set
- Noah's ark theme
- Includes mini storybook
- Recommended for ages 3 and older
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Make the process of learning fun for all ages! Prayer cubes are great for encouraging children to pray.
- Roll the cube to determine which prayer will be prayed or recited during lessons.
- Includes The Hail Mary, The Guardian Angel Prayer, The Our Father, The Sign of the Cross, Grace Before Meals and the Glory Be
- Great idea for getting kids involved
- Use for memorization
- Great gift idea for teachers, students and families!
The Hail Mary:Hail Mary, full of Grace, the Lord is with thee; Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
The Guardian Angel Prayer: O Angel of God, my Guardian dear, to whom God's love commits me here, ever this day (or night) be at my side, to light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen.
The Our Father: Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
The Sign of the Cross: In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Grace Before Meals: Bless us, O Lord, and these your gifts which we are about to receive from your bounty through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Glory Be: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Pray the Rosary with Gather and Pray’s exclusive Rosary Popper! You’ll never lose your spot while praying the Rosary again. Simply press a bubble down and immediately see your place. The mysteries of the Rosary are printed directly on the popper making for quick and easy reference. These make a wonderful gift for children and adults alike. The perfect addition to your Mass bag, Rosary stash, or prayer table.
Made from high quality food grade silicone.
Exclusive Gather and Pray LLC original design. Patent Pending.
*Please note that the Glow-in-the-Dark Green Rosary Popper should be exposed directly to artificial light for 2-3 hours upon arrival for maximum glow-in-the-dark effect.
Pray the Rosary with Gather and Pray’s exclusive Rosary Popper! You’ll never lose your spot while praying the Rosary again. Simply press a bubble down and immediately see your place. The mysteries of the Rosary are printed directly on the popper making for quick and easy reference. These make a wonderful gift for children and adults alike. The perfect addition to your Mass bag, Rosary stash, or prayer table.
Made from high quality food grade silicone.
Exclusive Gather and Pray LLC original design. Patent Pending.
Pray the Rosary with Gather and Pray’s exclusive Rosary Popper! You’ll never lose your spot while praying the Rosary again. Simply press a bubble down and immediately see your place. The mysteries of the Rosary are printed directly on the popper making for quick and easy reference. These make a wonderful gift for children and adults alike. The perfect addition to your Mass bag, Rosary stash, or prayer table.
Made from high quality food grade silicone.
Exclusive Gather and Pray LLC original design. Patent Pending. Prop Rosary Not Included.
St. Anthony of Padua: Patron of lost items, lost people, amputees, animals, the elderly, fishermen, harvests, horses, the poor, pregnant women, sterility, travellers.
This adorable vinyl collectible figure is the perfect gift, and a fantastic way to begin introducing your children (or your friends!) to the fascinating and inspiring world of Christian Saints.
Included in the box is a fun and educational insert; learn some fun facts about St. Anthony, a prayer for his Feast day and his story.
Each doll is made of high quality rotocasted vinyl; which means nothing moves, breaks or falls off! The dolls have been safety tested and approved for children of all ages (zero to 100!) Measuring at slightly over 3.5 inches- this little figure is a perfect fit for a child's hand, and makes an adorable addition to a desk or nightstand.
This St. Benedict Pop It features the design of the back side of the popular and highly indulged St. Benedict medal. There are individual letters imprinted on each “pop”.Initials on the cross in the center:S. S. M. L. – N. D. S. M. D.
- Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux
- (The Holy Cross be my light)
- Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux
- (Let not the dragon be my guide)
Circles by the four corners of the cross:C S P B
- Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti
- (Cross of the Holy Father Benedict)
Initials around the perimeter:V R S N S M V – S M Q L I V B
- Vade Retro Satana, Nunquam Suade Mihi Vana-Sunt Mala Quae Libas, Ipse Venena Bibas
- (Step back, Satan, do not suggest to me thy vanities -evil are the things thou profferest, drink thou thy own poison)
St. Benedict was a great saint known not only for his sanctity but for his resistance and power over devils that tried to undermine him.These make a wonderful gift for children and adults alike. The perfect addition to your Mass bag, Rosary stash, or prayer table.Made from high quality food grade silicone.*Please note that the pop-it should be exposed directly to artificial light for 2-3 hours upon arrival for maximum glow-in-the-dark effect. The white part of the pop-it glows in the dark, the black part remains black.
When a storm arose off the coast of Cuba around 1600, three sailors began to pray for help. The storm ceased, and they saw floating in the water a statue of Mary with the inscription "I am the Virgin of Charity". Nuestra Señora de la Caridad, is now enshrined in the town of El Cobre.
Feast Day: September 8
Our Lady of Mount Carmel is Mary's title as patroness of the Carmelite Order, which began on Mount Carmel near Jerusalem more than 800 years ago. Our Lady of Mount Carmel is most often seen on the brown scapular, a sacramental worn around the neck. The scapular is a silent prayer that tells Mary throughout the day that we venerate her, love her and trust in her protection.
Feast Day: July 16
As a young man, Augustine loved to party and spend his money. Realizing the emptiness of it all, he became a priest and bishop. He shared his conversion story in Confessions, writing: "Restless is our heart until it rests in you."
Feast Day: August 28
Legend has it that when a young child asked to be carried across a river, Christopher was happy to oblige. Surprised by how heavy the child was, Christopher learned that he was carrying Jesus, who bore the whole weight of the world.
Feast Day: July 25
In 1917, Mary appeared to three shepherd children in Fátima, Portugal. Word spread, and tens of thousands of people gathered for the final apparition. Many, including skeptical journalists, testified that the sun began to "dance in the sky." During her six visits, Mary delivered many messages. Young Lúcia, one of the shepherd children, shared this one: "There is no problem, no matter how difficult...that cannot be solved by the Rosary."
Feast Day: May 13
In 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to a Mexican Indian named Juan Diego. When Juan Diego's bishop asked for proof of Mary's appearance, Mary told Juan to gather roses in his tilma (cloak) in the middle of winter. When Juan Diego brought the flowers to the bishop, a miraculous image of Mary appeared on the tilma. Today, the beautiful image is enshrined in Mexico City for all to see.
Feast Day: December 12
Our Lady of Kibeho began appearing to several Rwandan schoolgirls in 1981, as tension increased between two Rwandan ethnic groups. The visions occurred at Kibeho College, a girls' high school, and asked for prayer and penance to prevent a terrible war. In 1994, about one million people were slaughtered during the devastating Rwandan genocide. Mary's message from the heart of Africa echoes today as one of love, repentance and conversion.
Feast Day: November 28
Bernadette Soubirous was ridiculed for claiming to speak with the Virgin Mary at a grotto in Lourdes. But the apparition was real; for more than 100 years, unexplainable healings have been attributed to Our Lady of Lourdes
Feast Day: February 11
Remember to pray for the pope with this special edition Tiny Saints charm depicting our newest pontiff!
From the suburbs of Chicago to the diocese of Chiclayo, Peru, Robert Francis Cardinal Prevost served the church with a missionary heart for over 40 years before being elevated to the papacy in 2025 as the successor of Pope Francis. His first words to the universal church called all the faithful to “move forward, without fear, together, hand in hand with God and with one another!”
A mystic and Benedictine Abbess, Hildegard is known for her spiritual writings, musical compositions, art, and extensive knowledge of natural medicine. Her unparalleled works have earned her the title Doctor of the Church.
Feast Day: September 17
An avid skier, hiker, and swimmer John Paul II was known for his love of the outdoors. Before he became pope the young Karol Wojtyla would lead youth retreats in the wilderness of Poland. After his election, when cardinals questioned the expense of installing a pool at one of the papal residences, he replied that it was “cheaper than another conclave.”
Feast Day: October 22
Nicholas Black Elk was a relative of Crazy Horse, witnessed the Battle of Little Bighorn, and performed for the Queen of England in Buffalo Bill’s traveling show. But above all, he was a Christian who honored the spirituality and traditions of his ancestors.
Patronage: Native Americans, interfaith dialogue
Having dedicated her purity to God at a young age, Agatha was singled out during a period of intense persecution. Today, she is a beloved patron saint for breast cancer due to the specific torture she endured.
Feast Day: February 5
As a young man, Benedict fled Rome to become a monk. Many others followed him, and he developed the Rule of Saint Benedict to give them a balanced approach to a life of prayer and work.
Feast Day: July 11
Bernadette Soubirous was ridiculed for claiming to speak with the Virgin Mary at a grotto in Lourdes. But the apparition was real; for more than 100 years, unexplainable healings have been attributed to Our Lady of Lourdes.
Feast Day: April 16
All across Ireland, Brigid founded several convents and even an art school. Legend has it that when Brigid passed, her nuns kept a fire lit for centuries. In Ireland, it is a springtime tradition to create small woven crosses called Brigid's crosses.
Feast Day: February 1
At the age of 18, princess Catherine of Egypt visited the emperor to denounce his cruelty to Christians. He ordered Catherine be executed by a spiked wheel! However, the wheel shattered into pieces as soon as Catherine touched it.
Feast Day: November 25
Despite being forced to marry a man she did not love at first, Cecilia “sang praises to God in her heart” during the wedding. Her husband was inspired by this and it is said that for their purity and love, an angel brought Cecilia and her husband lilies and roses.
Feast Day: November 22
In 1931, Jesus appeared to Sister Faustina. She wrote: "Jesus said to me, 'Paint an image according to the pattern you see, with the inscription: Jesus, I trust in You.’” Pope John Paul II made Divine Mercy Sunday an annual feast for the whole church.
Feast Day: October 5
Mother Frances Cabrini’s determination in service to the forgotten and her indomitable courage have cemented her legacy as a champion of of women, immigrants, and the underserved globally.
Feast Day: November 13
Mother Frances Cabrini’s determination in service to the forgotten and her indomitable courage have cemented her legacy as a champion of of women, immigrants, and the underserved globally.
Feast Day: November 13
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In addition to being a priest and writer, Francis was a warm and articulate man of faith. In his popular book, Introduction to the Devout Life, Francis taught that by “turning your eyes on God in meditation, your whole soul will be filled with God."
Feast Day: January 24
The angel Gabriel visited Mary to announce that God had chosen her to be the mother of Jesus. In fact, the words Gabriel spoke that day form much of the world’s most widely-known prayers: the Hail Mary.
Feast Day: September 29
Gemma was sweet, kind and remarkably spiritual. She hoped to become a Passionist nun, but was often ill and died at the young age of 25. The community honored Gemma by burying her in the Passionist habit.
Feast Day: April 11
A keen hunter, Saint Hubert spent his early years tracking animals in the forests around present-day France. Inspired by a miraculous encounter with a wild stag, he refocused his life's aim towards pursuing God, demonstrating a hunter's passion and endurance in his quest for holiness.
Feast Day: November 3
The resting place of the apostle James is one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in the world. Scallop shells are badges of honor for those who have completed the difficult walk there. James is the patron of Spain, and the horse-riding conquistadors often sought his intercession.
Feast Day: July 25
Under Joan’s leadership, the French gained many pivotal victories during the Hundred Years’ War. When she was eventually captured, the English executed Joan for charges including witchcraft, wearing men’s armor and claiming to speak to God.
Feast Day: May 30
John Bosco ministered tirelessly to youth, often incorporating magic tricks and juggling just to keep their attention! Today, members of his order, the Salesians, continue to serve young people all over the world.
Feast Day: January 31
A poet, mystic, and reformer, John of the Cross helped reform the Carmelite order
with Saint Teresa of Ávila. Best known for writing the Dark Night of the Soul, he found deep intimacy with God even during times of imprisonment and suffering.
Feast Day: December 14
John "leapt for joy” in his mother’s womb when Mary visited, pregnant with Jesus. Thirty years later, on the banks of the Jordan River, John proclaimed the coming of the Messiah to huge crowds.
Feast Day: June 24