Saint Philomena Notebook, Catholic Journal for Adoration Prayer Devotion, Virgin Martyr Gift, Catholic Woman Gift, Shrine of St Philomena

This spiral notebook features a stunning devotional painting of Saint Philomena, virgin and martyr, depicted with her traditional symbols — the anchor, arrow, white lilies, and golden cross. The artwork was created by Susan Hilliard and supports the Saint Philomena Shrine in Wisconsin. A portion of every purchase goes directly toward the shrine's mission. Whether you use it as an Adoration journal, a daily prayer diary, a rosary reflection notebook, or a faith-filled gift, this is a beautiful way to grow in devotion to one of the Catholic Church's most beloved intercessors. Notebook Details Spiral-bound, durable cover High-quality full-color saint artwork Lined pages for journaling, prayer intentions, or notes Printed and shipped in the United States Perfect For Eucharistic Adoration journaling Daily prayer and examination of conscience Novena tracking and intentions Catholic women's faith groups and Bible studies RCIA, Confirmation, or First Communion gifts Devotees of Saint Philomena and her shrine Gifts for Catholic moms, daughters, goddaughters, or sisters About Saint Philomena Saint Philomena was a young virgin martyr whose relics were discovered in Rome in 1802. She is venerated as a powerful intercessor — her feast day is August 11. She is patroness of infants, youth, and the Living Rosary Association. Her symbols — the anchor (hope), arrow (martyrdom), and lily (purity) — are all depicted in this artwork. Devotion to Saint Philomena flourished through Saint John Vianney, the Curé of Ars, who credited many miracles to her intercession. Supporting the Shrine This notebook directly supports a Catholic shrine dedicated to Saint Philomena in Wisconsin. Your purchase helps sustain this sacred place of prayer and pilgrimage. A Few Questions Answered Who is Saint Philomena? A Roman virgin martyr, beloved by Saint John Vianney, venerated for powerful intercession especially for youth and the sick. Is this a good Adoration journal? Yes — lined pages make it ideal for journaling reflections, prayers, and intentions during Holy Hours. Is this suitable as a gift? Absolutely — ideal for confirmation, First Communion, feast days, Christmas, or any occasion for a Catholic woman or girl.