“The smallest seeds, planted in faith, can grow into something beautiful.”

Beautiful things for a faith-filled home.

Handcrafted gold-leaf frames, rosaries, and sacred art made to be prayed with, gifted, and passed down.

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The Last Supper | Gold-Rimmed Glass & Easel

Our best seller

The Last Supper Plate & Easel

An ivory relief of the Last Supper set within a clear glass plate edged in a hand-twisted gold rim.Want to display it? Add the matching ornate gold easel for $10: Gold Easel Add-On.Because each piece is handmade, slig...

$55

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If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible to you.
MATTHEW 17:19

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Ville Platte, LA
523 W Main Street, Ville Platte, LA

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Broussard, LA
110 E Main St, Broussard, LA

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Online Catholic shop · Metairie, LA
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Hi, I’m LeeAnne

Hi, I’m LeeAnne

I’m a wife, a mother of two, and a Family Nurse Practitioner (and a caregiver to almost any animal I find in distress). This is my hobby.

I started making rosaries after my ACTS retreat, gifting them during Lent. So many people who received one asked me to continue, so I did, and it has turned into this.

So much good has come out of this in such a short time that it has to be God’s work. I would love to keep making things that people find special, or that bring people peace.

Meet Mawmaw
Mawmaw Bernadine, the Cajun Queen

Mawmaw Bernadine & LeeAnne

In loving memory

Mawmaw Bernadine, the Cajun Queen

She said the rosary multiple times a day, like it was her full-time job. Anytime I needed something, I called Mawmaw and asked her to pray the rosary for me. She prayed me, and a lot of my classmates, through nursing school.

“Awww LeeAnne, you know you can pray the rosary, too.”

After she passed, I kept wishing I could call and ask her to pray for me. Then I remembered I can pray the rosary for myself and for others, just like she told me over and over. I didn’t have a nice rosary, so I made one.

I’m sure she still has her rosary and is praying for me and the rest of her grandkids.

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