A letter from a saint, delivered to your child each month.
Starting at just $9/month
Letters start shipping daily after the 10th of each month.
My little guy especially loved the zine. He kept flipping through it and looking at the beautiful illustrations over and over again. You can tell a lot of care goes into each package.
Brittany
My sister's kindergarten boys loved the St. Patrick letter. She told a friend about it and he bought one the same day.
Jamie
Received the first Letter from Heaven. Not only was my daughter so excited to get real mail, the letter, zine and stickers were beautifully designed. It is such a wonderful and unique way to continue the lessons of faith.
Meghan
Our oldest loves to receive mail, so this has been really exciting for him and a fun way for us all to learn more about the Saints and our Catholic faith. We have even decided to make a binder and compile all the letters and Saint cards in it for them to read through in the future!
Kyle
My kids are always excited to get the letter in the mail and it has helped start conversations about our faith.
Matt
I am very impressed with the quality, how personal it is, and how much is included in the price. It would make a great ongoing gift and is such a marvelous idea to replace our sad culture's heroes with real people, our saints.
Rhea
Real mail. Real art. No screens.
Written in the saint's own voice. Printed on thick, cream paper your kid will want to keep.
Original pencil drawing on the front. A prayer on the back. One new saint every month.
8 hand-drawn pages. The saint's life, told like a story a kid would actually read.
One original saint sticker. For lunchboxes, water bottles, Bibles, laptops. Wherever.
Have more than one child? It's $1 a month for each additional little one — their own prayer card and saint sticker every month. The letter and zine are shared by the whole family, all in one envelope.
Cancel anytime · Letters ship daily after the 10th
Every envelope leaves our kitchen table like this.
Every illustration, prayer card, and zine is hand-drawn by me. Not AI, not stock.
How many children?
Each additional child: $1/mo
Letters open "Dear Friend," so no names are needed. The envelope goes to the shipping name you enter at checkout.
How many children?
Each additional child: $5 / 6 mo
Letters open "Dear Friend," so no names are needed. The envelope goes to the shipping name you enter at checkout.
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How many children?
Each additional child: $10/yr
Letters open "Dear Friend," so no names are needed. The envelope goes to the shipping name you enter at checkout.
$1 a month for each additional little one. Have more than six? Just send me a message and we will sort it out. Ordering for a classroom? See classroom sets.
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How many children?
Each additional child: $5 one-time
Letters open "Dear Friend," so no names are needed. The envelope goes to the shipping name you enter at checkout.
At checkout, enter the recipient's shipping address — not your own!
Frances was born in a small town in northern Italy in 1850, two months early, the youngest of thirteen children, and she was sick a lot growing up. She loved stories about missionaries in faraway China, and at her uncle's house she folded paper boats, filled them with violets, and floated them down the river as her own little missionaries. One day she leaned out too far, fell in, and nearly drowned, and deep water frightened her for the rest of her life.
She wanted to be a sister and a missionary, but two convents turned her away because her health was too poor. So in 1880, with her bishop's encouragement, she started her own order, the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, and took the name Xavier after the great missionary to the East. Her heart was still set on China, but when she went to Rome, Pope Leo XIII told her not to the East, but to the West, and sent her across the ocean to the Italian immigrants in New York.
November's letter comes from St. Frances Cabrini herself, telling the little ones about the river that scared her as a girl, the ocean she crossed anyway, and the spot on the Hudson where she found water for her orphans, and the one thing all of it taught her: God is bigger than anything we are afraid of.
Letters start shipping daily after the 10th of each month.
Coming up on the calendar: November 30 is the feast of St. Andrew, the apostle who found Jesus and went straight to get his brother. Meet the first-called.
Letters from Heaven is made by me (Val) and my kids at our kitchen table. My daughter (6) picks the saints and helps design the zines. My son (5) helps color everything. I draw the illustrations and write the letters. Every piece is handmade by our little family for yours.
A preview of the incredible saints waiting to write to your child
The rich kid of Assisi. He gave away everything he owned and found that God was all he needed. Shipped in October!
Afraid of water her whole life, she crossed the ocean more than 20 times to care for immigrant kids. Shipping now!
The real saint behind Santa. He gave his fortune away in secret, usually at night. Shipping in December!
Every past letter is in the shop as a complete bundle: the letter, prayer card, saint sticker, and mini zine. Prayer card sets, sticker packs, and the zine collection are there too.
One envelope a month brings your class the saint's letter and zine to read together, plus a prayer card, a sticker, and a fold-your-own zine for every student. A class of 20 is $28 a month.
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