St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Sticker – Patron of Nature, the Environment, and the Marginalized

About St. Kateri Tekakwitha

Feast Day: July 14
Patron of: Ecologists, the environment, people in exile, Native Americans, those who have lost parents

St. Kateri Tekakwitha, known as the “Lily of the Mohawks,” was the first Native American to be canonized. Orphaned as a child and scarred by illness, she embraced the Catholic faith with fearless devotion despite persecution from her community. Living a life of purity, prayer, and penance, she offered her sufferings to Christ and found deep consolation in nature, where she experienced the nearness of God. Her life continues to inspire those who seek peace in creation, courage in hardship, and unwavering faith in God’s love.

Sticker Details

• Size: 1.8" x 3" – great for laptops, water bottles, journals, and more
• Premium matte vinyl finish
• Fully waterproof and weatherproof (hand-wash recommended for best longevity)
• Created from our original hand-drawn sketch
• Durable for indoor and outdoor use

Perfect For:

• Converts, Native Catholics, and those facing trials in faith
• Nature lovers, hikers, or environmental stewards
• Anyone who draws strength from creation and contemplative prayer

Bring St. Kateri’s quiet strength and deep love of God’s beauty with you wherever you go.

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