Saint Angela of the Cross mug

This Saint Angela of the Cross mug can be a gift for an Angela or someone with whom you share an experience of service. Its illustration and reverse let you dedicate it to devotion or her life. Accompany it with words about help received, a community or a celebration that brings you together.

Saint Angela of the Cross mug with a choice of illustration

Choose from four illustrations of the saint in soft colour or dark ink. Compare them to find the image the recipient prefers. Her name or the person’s connection with a tradition of charity and care for those needing companionship can help explain why you chose this figure for the gift.

The prayer option carries the complete text published in the Directorio Franciscano for the celebration on 5 November. It begins “Oh Dios, que iluminaste a Santa Ángela” and keeps the final “Amén”. The petition asks to imitate her charity and recognize Christ in poor and sick people. Both printed reverse options are in Spanish; read the prepared prayer in the preview before choosing it.

Prayer or places and milestones from her life

The Saint Angela of the Cross mug also offers a biography naming Seville as the place of her birth, death and beatification, together with her canonization in 2003 and commemoration on 5 November. Her name identifies the saint alongside these references. Compare the reverses depending on whether you wish to share prayer or recall these places and celebrations, perhaps as thanks for help you have shared.

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 design by sublimation on a white ceramic mug. Give it for a celebration or as a reminder of a shared devotion, with your own words about the reason for choosing it. Our collection of religious mugs offers other figures for gifts connected with the recipient's name, community or personal story, so you can choose a meaningful reminder for each person.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the prayer come from?
From the Directorio Franciscano page for 5 November. It begins “Oh Dios, que iluminaste a Santa Ángela” and retains the final “Amén”.

What does the biography include?
Her name, Seville as the place of birth, death and beatification, canonization in 2003 and commemoration on 5 November. It is in Spanish.

Can I preview the design before ordering?
Yes. Choose from four illustrations in soft colour or dark ink and select the handle orientation; rotate the scene and display Both sides in the 3D viewer.