St. Elizabeth of Hungary – Queen of Charity

Step into the radiant nobility and sacrificial love of St. Elizabeth of Hungary with this exquisite digital portrait. Dressed in royal garments of crimson and gold, crowned with heavenly glory, and holding a basket of roses—the miraculous sign of her secret charity—Elizabeth is shown with the poise of a queen and the heart of a servant.

The ornate gold frame, flanked by Gothic castles and medieval iconography, highlights her royal heritage and deep Christian virtue. This sacred artwork is both regal and tender, inviting viewers to imitate the works of mercy and heroic humility that defined her life.

Perfect for any Catholic home, classroom, or devotional space, this image is a reminder that true greatness lies in self-giving love.

Short Biography:
St. Elizabeth of Hungary (1207–1231) was a princess turned saint whose short life was marked by profound charity, humility, and service to the poor. Though born into royalty, she renounced worldly riches to live the Gospel. After her husband’s death, she joined the Third Order of St. Francis and built a hospital where she served the sick with her own hands. One of her most famous miracles is the “Miracle of the Roses,” where God turned the bread she carried for the poor into roses to conceal her secret generosity.

She is the patron saint of widows, the homeless, the sick, and Catholic charities.

Symbolism in the Art:

• Crown and Royal Garments: Her noble birth and sacrificial role as a queen.

• Basket of Roses: Reference to the Miracle of the Roses—God’s blessing on her secret acts of mercy.

• Castles in the Background: Her homeland and historical setting as a Hungarian princess.

• Gold Ornate Frame: A visual homage to medieval sacred art and her royal sanctity.

• Lace and Embroidery: Her purity, dignity, and care for the beauty of others.

Perfect For:

• Catholic home decor

• Saints of Charity collections

• Catholic schools and homeschool settings

• Feast day celebrations (Nov. 17)

• Gifts for widows, nurses, and those who serve the poor

• Catholic women’s groups or retreat centers

Product Details:
• High-resolution digital download
• Sizes included: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20" (JPEG, PNG)
• Instant download – no physical item shipped
• Print at home, local print shop, or online service
• Ready for framing and display in sacred or home spaces

Feast Day:
📅 November 17 – St. Elizabeth of Hungary
🕊️ Patroness of Catholic charities, the sick, widows, and the poor