Blessed Claretian Martyrs mug

The Blessed Claretian Martyrs mug is dedicated to a shared remembrance within the Claretian family. It can be a gift for someone connected with their community, one of their centres or a devotion to these martyrs. The chosen image shows the crypt with reliquaries in Barbastro, while the reverse gives the name of the feast celebrated on 1 February.

A remembrance that brings different stories together

The commemoration recalls members of the Congregation of Claretian Missionaries who were priests, brothers and students. Their lives and martyrdoms took place in different locations and at different times. The date of 1 February expresses this shared remembrance and their connection with Anthony Mary Claret, founder of the congregation.

The Blessed Claretian Martyrs mug can accompany a conversation about this memory or a thank you to someone with whom you share Claretian spirituality. If the gift stems from an experience in a community or a visit to Barbastro, a few personal words will help explain why you chose this image.

The Barbastro crypt as the design's image

The photograph represents a place of remembrance: the crypt with its reliquaries. This choice allows the martyrs to be remembered through the space that preserves their testimony. The other side features the name of the blessed Claretian martyrs and their 1 February commemoration.

In the 3D viewer, you can rotate the composition to see the photograph and read the reverse. ‘Both sides’ displays two opposing views of the same design and keeps the scene's rotation available. You can also choose a right-handed or left-handed orientation; the quantity you wish to receive is selected separately.

We prepare the Blessed Claretian Martyrs mug using sublimation printing, with the image and text already arranged. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. You can dedicate it at a community celebration or as a personal reminder of this devotion. For other figures and dates in the calendar, browse our collection of religious mugs and choose each gift with its recipient in mind.

Image credits

• Crypt of the Claretian martyrs of Barbastro, among the blessed Claretian martyrs commemorated on this date. Save · CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

What does the photograph represent?
The crypt with reliquaries of the Claretian martyrs of Barbastro.

Is 1 February the date they all died?
It is the date of their common commemoration; the martyrs had different stories and dates of death.

Can I see both sides before ordering?
Yes, the 3D viewer offers Both sides mode and lets you rotate the composition.