Saint Jacinta Marto mug

The Saint Jacinta Marto mug lets you share a devotion closely connected with Fátima through a photograph of the girl and the main milestones of her life. It can be a gift for someone who has made a pilgrimage to the shrine, celebrates her name day or preserves a family connection with the rosary and Fátima spirituality.

Saint Jacinta Marto mug to remember one of the shepherd children

Jacinta tended the family flock with her brother Francisco and her cousin Lúcia dos Santos. The three children's accounts of the apparitions of 1917 form part of Fátima's religious history. In the memories passed on by Lúcia, Jacinta appears particularly attentive to people who suffered and to prayer for others.

Joshua Benoliel's old photograph shows Jacinta wearing a dark headscarf in front of a stone wall. This childhood face can evoke a visit to the shrine or a devotion learned at home. When giving it, you can include a note about the person or experience that led you to choose her image.

Four milestones on the reverse

The Saint Jacinta Marto mug gives her birth in 1910 and her death on 20 February 1920 at Dona Estefânia Hospital. It also includes her beatification on 13 May 2000 in Fátima and her canonisation on 13 May 2017 at the shrine, distinguishing the two occasions.

We print the design by sublimation. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview. In the 3D viewer, you can examine the photograph and read the reverse, rotate the composition or activate Both sides to see two opposing views of the same design. You can also choose the handle orientation for a right-handed or left-handed user; the quantity is selected separately.

The Saint Jacinta Marto mug can accompany her 20 February commemoration or a thank you between people who share this devotion. If you are looking for other names and religious figures, visit our collection of religious mugs to choose the motif for each gift. You can dedicate each choice to the person who will receive it.

Image credits

• Joshua Benoliel, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
• Source and licence on Wikimedia Commons

Frequently asked questions

Is the image a photograph of Jacinta?
Yes, it uses a historical photograph by Joshua Benoliel showing her as a child.

Which milestones appear on the reverse?
Birth in 1910, death on 20 February 1920, beatification on 13 May 2000 and canonisation on 13 May 2017, with the places given in the design.

Do beatification and canonisation appear separately?
Yes, each milestone has its own date and appears separately on the reverse.