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St. Father Miguel Pro- MADE TO ORDER Altar Piece | Catholic Altar Decor | Handmade Catholic Gift (Copy)
$100.00
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St. Father Miguel Pro- MADE TO ORDER Altar Piece | Catholic Altar Decor | Handmade Catholic Gift (Copy)
$100.00
Blessed Miguel Agustín Pro (1891–1927), also known as Father Miguel Pro, was a Mexican Jesuit priest and martyr. He is celebrated for his courageous underground ministry during the fierce anti-Catholic persecution in Mexico under President Plutarco Elías Calles.
Born into a devout family in Guadalupe, Zacatecas, Pro entered the Jesuits in 1911. Religious persecution forced him to complete his studies abroad in the United States, Spain, Nicaragua, and Belgium, where he was ordained in 1925. He returned to Mexico in 1926 and served the outlawed Church by secretly celebrating Mass, hearing confessions, and ministering to the faithful—often in disguise. Arrested on false charges of assassination, he was executed by firing squad without trial on November 23, 1927. Facing death with arms outstretched like Christ on the cross, his last words were “¡Viva Cristo Rey!” (“Long live Christ the King!”). He was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1988. His feast day is November 23.
This Catholic altar decor is perfect for your home altar, prayer space, or as a meaningful Catholic gift. Each piece is carefully handmade, making every item unique.
PLEASE READ: Each handcrafted altar piece is made to order and does require 1-3 business days.
Designed for those who love Catholic art and want to incorporate beauty and faith into their daily life, this St. Thérèse of Lisieux piece serves as a reminder that even the smallest acts done for God matter.
- Handmade Catholic art
- Perfect for home altar decor
- Thoughtful Catholic gift idea
Bring a touch of faith and beauty into your home with this one-of-a-kind devotional piece.
Every thread, a prayer.
Every logo, a litany.
Thread pressed into fabric isn't printed and forgotten; it's built to last, to be felt, to mean something. Just as the saints lived with quiet, enduring faithfulness, embroidery endures. It doesn't fade with the first wash or crack with time. It stays. And when you wear a saint's name over your heart, that permanence matters.