Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen Mug

This Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen mug can be a gift for someone named Fidelis or someone who shares Capuchin spirituality. A mural of the friar accompanies his name and milestones on the reverse. Choose it for his celebration or to remember a story that connects the practice of law with religious life and preaching, giving a personal reason for the gift.

A mural with a Capuchin image

The saint appears in his habit with a halo and palm, beside a sword and a spiked club. These elements belong to the artistic representation of his martyrdom. The image brings a religious painting to the gift that will be familiar to people who know his devotion or have a connection with the Capuchin family.

Before entering the order, he was called Mark Roy and had studied law. He worked as a tutor during a journey through Europe and practised as a lawyer in Alsace. His later vocation led him to Capuchin life and preaching among communities affected by religious divisions. This path can give meaning to a gift for someone familiar with his story or interested in the service of religious communities.

Death, beatification and canonisation on the reverse

The reverse records his death in Seewis in 1622, his beatification in 1729 and his canonisation in 1746. His name and 24 April commemoration complete the composition. The two recognitions are identified separately, providing specific references alongside the image. Add your own words about a shared devotion or the part of his story that led to your choice.

Before ordering, you can rotate the composition in the 3D viewer to examine the image and text from different angles. Selecting Both sides displays two opposing views of the same design, with rotation still available. Choose the handle orientation for a right-handed or left-handed user. The number of mugs you wish to receive is selected separately from the views shown.

We print the composition by sublimation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. Choose this gift for the name, history or devotion that connects you with its recipient, and accompany it with a few personal words about why you thought of them. Our collection of religious mugs includes other figures and celebrations, so you can dedicate each gift to someone in your family or community.

Image credits

• Photo: Andreas Praefcke · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

Which milestones appear on the reverse?
His death in Seewis in 1622, beatification in 1729, canonisation in 1746 and 24 April commemoration.

What does the painting show?
The saint in a Capuchin habit, with a halo and palm, beside a sword and a spiked club.

Do the two views mean two mugs?
They show two sides of the same design. Select the quantity separately.