
St. Monica – Patron Saint of Mothers and the Lost
Catholic Digital Art Download
$5.00
This radiant and reverent portrait of St. Monica, mother of St. Augustine, captures the silent strength and spiritual beauty of one of the Church’s most beloved mothers. She is depicted in deep prayer, with tear-filled golden eyes lifted toward heaven, holding a beaded rosary with a crucifix. Her white veil and brown mantle reflect her humility and perseverance. Two angels hover gently above, while sailing ships in the background recall her tireless journey in pursuit of her son’s conversion. A golden illuminated halo inscribed with sacred script surrounds her, signifying her sanctity and unshakable intercession.
St. Monica (c. 331–387 AD) was a Christian woman of deep prayer and unwavering faith, best known as the mother of St. Augustine of Hippo. Married to a pagan husband and mother to a wayward son, she endured years of sorrow with patience, tears, and fasting. Her ceaseless prayers were finally answered when Augustine converted, was baptized by St. Ambrose, and became a great saint himself. St. Monica is honored today as the patron saint of mothers, wives, and all those who pray for the return of a loved one to the faith.
Symbolism in the Art:
Rosary Beads – A symbol of her constant intercessory prayer
Tearful Eyes – Her sorrow and perseverance, echoed in the Church’s memory
Ships in the Background – Her travels with Augustine and trust in God's providence
Gold Halo & Angels – Her heavenly reward and spiritual motherhood
Perfect For:
Catholic mothers, wives, and converts
Gifts for Confirmation, RCIA, or Mother's Day
Prayer spaces, retreat centers, and faith-based counseling
Those praying for a loved one's conversion or return to the Church
Product Details:
Instant Digital Download (High-Resolution PNG)
Size: 8x10 inches (can be resized for framing)
Format: Portrait orientation
Style: Ultra-realistic, organic texture with golden manuscript-inspired elements
Feast Day:
August 27
Patroness of mothers, wives, and those who weep for the lost