OUR MISSION

Welcome to Project Sainthood.

Designed by a team of Catholics for everyone!

Project Sainthood delivers streetwear with a good message. Simply preach by putting on a t-shirt!

God has given us so much inspiration on how to live through Our Blessed Virgin Mother Mary the first Saint, and all the Saints that followed even until this day. We can all become Saints, and to become one is not easy, but it is possible.

Project Sainthood displays quotes from the Saints and the Holy Bible and many other positive messages as well. All the designs are printed on the back of the garments so those who see the designs may be inspired! This is our mission.

By wearing Project Sainthood garments, you are preaching without speaking.

The Twelve Stars and The Cross is part of our logo and used in some of the designs. They represent Mary Our Blessed Mother, and Her Son, Our Lord Jesus.

Why is Mary sometimes portrayed with a crown of twelve stars?

The crown she was given as Queen of Heaven is sometimes depicted with twelve stars because the book of Revelation speaks of how “a great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars” (Revelation 12:1).

Since the woman is identified as giving birth to “a male child, one who is to rule all the nations with a rod of iron” (v. 6), Scripture interpreters have long taken this as a reference to Mary, because this description of her Son clearly identifies Him as Jesus (see Revelation 2:26–27; Psalm 2:8–9).

Mary herself can also be seen as a personification of ancient Israel and of the Church. The twelve stars thus symbolize the twelve tribes of Israel and the twelve Apostles of the Church.

And of course, The Holy Cross on which Our Lord Jesus died to save us. The most significant symbol of the Catholic faith. When we put on The Cross, we are saying that we belong to Jesus!

Both these symbols go hand in hand.'To Jesus through Mary'. She will lead us to Him.

All Glory to God!

Project Sainthood.....Wear what you preach!