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Aloha, Catholic friends! Today, May 10, we celebrate the Feast Day of St. Damien of Molokai, the "Apostle to the Lepers" whose selfless love transformed lives! Born Jozef De Veuster in Belgium, this heroic priest answered God’s call to serve the forgotten, bringing hope to the leper colony of Kalaupapa, Hawaii. His courage and compassion inspire us to love without limits. Check out our three key facts about St. Damien below, perfect for sharing his story!

Habemus Papam! With hearts full of hope and faith, we welcome our newly elected Holy Father. May the Holy Spirit guide him with wisdom, courage, and compassion as he shepherds the Church through these times. St. Peter, pray for him. Mary, Mother of the Church, pray for him. Come, Holy Spirit. #HabemusPapam #CatholicChurch #PrayForThePope #CatholicFaith #HolyFather

"Adorn your everyday with faith! Our Lady of Guadalupe bandana, crafted with elegant handwriting, is a subtle yet stunning way to honor the Holy Family. Wear your devotion with grace. ✝️ #CatholicFaith #HolyFamily #OurLadyOfGuadalupe #catholic #totallycatholic #totallycatholictees

The Conclave: Sacred Tradition in times of Transition With the passing of Pope Francis, the church enters a time of solemn reflection and anticipation. As Catholics around the world offer prayers for the propose of his soul, attention now turned to the next momentous step: the conclave to elect the next bishop of Rome. The conclave is one of the most sacred and tradition rich events in the life of the Catholic Church. It combines ancient rituals, spiritual discernment, and global significance into a process that traces it roots deep into church history. SWIPE to learn three powerful facts about the conclave that every Catholic should know ——>

🌸 Honoring Mary in the Month of May 🌸 As the world blossoms around us and Mother's Day draws near, we turn our hearts to Mary, our Heavenly Mother, with love and devotion. In her honor, we've written a short prayer in poetic form—a reflection of her gentleness, strength, and unwavering "yes" to God. Take a moment to pause, pray, and share this with someone who could use Mary's motherly comfort today. 💙🙏

As spring blooms around us and the Easter season continues, we’re reminded of Christ’s promise to make all things new—not just in the world to come, but in our daily lives. In the midst of ordinary routines, burdens, and even weariness, this verse calls us to hope. God is constantly at work, transforming hearts, healing wounds, and renewing our purpose. At Totally Catholic Tees, we strive to reflect that renewal in every design, drawing souls closer to the truth that our faith is ever-living and ever-new. Whether you're facing a Monday or a mountain, remember: the Risen Christ is already doing something new in you. Let Him. How can you let Christ renew one area of your life today?

🚨 Last Chance Alert! 🚨 Today is the FINAL DAY of our Mother’s Day Sale at Totally Catholic Tees! Save 15% on all regular apparel and find the perfect faith-filled gift for the amazing moms in your life. Mother’s Day is next weekend—don’t wait! Shop now and give a gift that blesses her heart and soul. ✨ 🛍️ totallycatholictees.com #CatholicMoms #MothersDaySale #FaithAndFashion #LastDayToSave #TotallyCatholicTees

Today we honor Saints Philip and James, two Apostles whose lives echo the quiet strength of discipleship. Philip, known for his eager heart, was among the first called by Jesus and quickly invited Nathanael to "come and see" (John 1:46). His example reminds us that evangelization often begins with a simple, sincere invitation. James, son of Alphaeus—often called “James the Less”—remains largely hidden in the Gospels, yet tradition holds that he led the Church in Jerusalem and was martyred for the faith. In their distinct ways, both men bore faithful witness: Philip with his open proclamation, James with steady leadership and sacrifice. Their feast reminds us that whether our path is public or quiet, every yes to Christ builds His Church. Sts. Philip and James, Pray For Us!

As we enter the month of May, our hearts naturally turn toward Mary, the Mother of God, whom the Church lovingly honors throughout this beautiful month. In the rhythm of the liturgical year, May stands as a time of renewal and blossoming—a reflection of Mary herself, who gave life to the Savior and continues to lead us gently to Him. Her quiet strength, unwavering faith, and tender care are reminders of God’s deep desire to draw close to us. As a Catholic retailer, we are especially moved to pause and reflect on Mary’s role not only in salvation history, but in our daily lives. She is the perfect model of discipleship, saying “yes” to God in all things. This May, let us place our families, our work, and our hearts under her motherly protection, trusting that she will lead us ever closer to Christ. May her presence inspire all we do, and may our love for her grow with every rosary prayed and every act of faith lived out. Mary, Mother of God, Pray for Us! #catholic #totallycatholic #totallycatholictees

Today, on the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, we honor the quiet strength and dignity of labor, embodied perfectly in the life of the foster father of Jesus. St. Joseph, a humble carpenter, reminds us that our daily work—whether seen or unseen—is a path to holiness when offered to God. He did not speak great words, but his actions spoke volumes: he protected the Holy Family, provided through the work of his hands, and lived a life of faithful obedience. For us at Totally Catholic Tees, his example inspires us to approach our work with purpose, integrity, and love. St. Joseph teaches us that there is no task too small to be sanctified. As we labor in our homes, businesses, or ministries, may we follow his lead, trusting in God’s providence and offering all we do as a gift of love. St. Joseph the Worker, pray for us!

Easter is the season of joy — not just the quiet joy of the heart, but the bold, radiant joy that cannot be contained. Christ has risen from the dead! Death has been defeated, hope is alive, and the darkness has not overcome the light. As Catholics, this is the truth that defines us — and it’s a truth worth sharing. Yet sharing our faith can feel daunting. We worry we won’t have the right words, or that we’ll be misunderstood. But Easter reminds us that courage isn’t the absence of fear — it’s the decision to act in spite of it. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives in us, giving us strength to witness in love and truth. Joy is contagious. When we live with Easter joy — when we smile, serve, forgive, and speak with hope — we become living signs of the Resurrection. Whether it's a kind word, a simple act of charity, or even wearing a shirt that points to our faith, these little acts become seeds of witness in a world hungry for meaning. This season, let’s ask the Risen Christ for the grace to be bold in faith, rooted in love, and joyful in hope. The tomb is empty — let’s live like we believe it. #EasterJoy #RisenChrist #ShareYourFaith #TotallyCatholicTees

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In a world that often questions, doubts, and dismisses the sacred, these two words — “I believe” — become a quiet but courageous declaration. They speak not only of faith in God but of trust in His promises, love for His Church, and hope in what is unseen. Wearing “I believe” isn’t just about making a statement; it’s about anchoring ourselves in the truth that has sustained the faithful for centuries. In times of joy and in times of trial, those words echo the heart of the Creed, the strength of the martyrs, and the quiet witness of everyday saints. Whether you’re walking into school, the workplace, or just running errands, this sweater invites you — and those who see it — to pause and remember: belief changes everything. It reminds us that our faith is not just a part of us; it’s the foundation of who we are. So today, wear your faith boldly. Let “I believe” be your prayer, your witness, and your joy. #IBelieve #CatholicFaith #WearYourWitness #TotallyCatholicTees

On April 18, 1841, a band of native warriors entered the hut of Father Peter Chanel on the island of Futuna in the New Hebrides islands near New Zealand. They clubbed the missionary to death and cut up his body with hatchets. Two years later, the whole island was Catholic. St. Peter Chanel's death bears witness to the ancient axiom that "the blood of martyrs is the seed of Christians." He is the first martyr from Oceania, that part of the world spread over the south Pacific, and he came there as the fulfillment of a dream he had had as a boy. Peter was born in 1803 in the diocese of Belley, France. At the age of seven, he was a shepherd boy, but the local parish priest, recognizing something unusual in the boy, convinced his parents to let him study, in a little school the priest had started. From there Peter went on to the seminary, where it was said of him: "He had a heart of gold with the simple faith of a child, and he led the life of an angel." He was ordained a priest and assigned to a parish at Crozet. In three years he had transformed the parish. In 1831, he joined the newly founded Society of Mary, since he had long dreamed of being a missionary; but for five years he was assigned to teach at the seminary in Belley. Finally, in 1836, his dream was realized, and he was sent with other Marists to the islands of the Pacific. He had to suffer great hardships, disappointments, frustration, and almost complete failure as well as the opposition of the local chieftain. The work seemed hopeless: only a few had been baptized, and the chieftain continued to be suspicious and hostile. Then, when the chief's son asked for baptism, the chief was so angry that he sent warriors to kill the missionary. Peter's violent death brought about the conversion of the island, and the people of Futuna remain Catholic to this day. Peter Chanel was beatified in 1889 and canonized in 1954. St. Peter is considered the protomartyr of Oceania. —Excerpted from The One Year Book of Saints by Rev. Clifford Stevens

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As we continue to celebrate the joy of Easter, our hearts are already turning toward a beautiful upcoming celebration: Mother’s Day. In just a few weeks, we’ll pause to honor the women who have nurtured life, faith, and love in our families. What a fitting time to reflect on the tender strength of our heavenly Mother, Mary, who shows us what it means to love selflessly and to trust fully in God's plan. At Totally Catholic Tees, we believe that honoring the mothers in our lives is more than a simple gesture—it’s a reflection of our faith. That’s why we are thrilled to announce the launch of our Mother’s Day Gift Boxes! Thoughtfully curated and ready for giving, each box is filled with hand-selected Catholic items designed to bless and inspire the women who mean so much to us. Our gift boxes include a mix of faith-filled apparel, beautiful sacramentals, prayer cards, and small surprises to make each mother feel cherished and seen. Whether you’re shopping for your mom, godmother, grandmother, wife, or a spiritual mother who has walked with you in faith, we have something meaningful for every heart. Motherhood, in all its forms, is a powerful reflection of God's own love—a love that nurtures, protects, and perseveres. Let’s celebrate that gift well. Mother’s Day boxes are available now in a very limited supply, so shop now! Blessings to you and your families as we continue to walk this journey of faith together.

Special news from Totally Catholic Tees! A new drop is on its way and we’re so excited to share it with you! Make sure you’re subscribed to our newsletter to be notified as soon as it drops! The question is, which color are you choosing?! #totallycatholictees #catholicapparel #wearyourfaith

Today is April 25, traditionally the Feast of Saint Mark the Evangelist. But this year, his feast is overshadowed—beautifully—by the celebration of the Easter Octave. In the Church’s liturgy, the joy of the Resurrection is so immense, so foundational, that it stretches into eight full days. Every day this week is treated as Easter Sunday. That’s how seriously God wants us to rejoice. Today’s Gospel from John 21 is radiant in its simplicity: the Risen Jesus appears to His disciples and feeds them breakfast. No grand speeches. Just presence, warmth, and love. Easter joy isn’t loud or flashy—it often comes in quiet moments when we recognize Christ in the ordinary. Still, we can’t help but think of Saint Mark, whose Gospel ends with the Great Commission: “Go into the whole world and proclaim the Gospel.” That mission didn’t end at the tomb—it began anew there. And now, as Resurrection people, we’re called to live and share the good news with the same boldness. Whether through a conversation, a kind act, or even a shirt that proclaims His name—we share the joy of Easter. Jesus is risen. And He is still working through us. Saint Mark, evangelist and servant, pray for us.