4" Saint Florian Vinyl Sticker
Regular price $ 6.50/
High-quality vinyl stickers that are both weather and water resistant, Permanent adhesive that can be placed once on just about any surface including laptops, phone cases, water bottles, automobiles and more.
Original artwork of Saint Florian by BARITUS Catholic Illustration.
Saint Florian is depicted here holding a sheathed Roman sword. The sheath as a symbol that conveys his refused to draw his weapon against his Christian brothers and sisters when ordered to enact executions during the Diocletian persecutions. The halo of fire and the stone jar of water by his feet symbolize his patronage of Firefighters, and also reveal the attempt to martryr him first. by fire after being arrested for his failure to carry out the persecutions. His captors planned to burn him at the stake, which due to the great faith in God that St. Florian maintained, failed to evoke the fear from him that was intended. Instead, he was tied with a rope to a millstone which was thrown into a nearby Roman river where he drowned for his faith. The fire that was used as a means of extracting fear and punishment for St. Florian became the flame of eternal love for God, and fortified him to face his martyrdom.
Original artwork of Saint Florian by BARITUS Catholic Illustration.
Saint Florian is depicted here holding a sheathed Roman sword. The sheath as a symbol that conveys his refused to draw his weapon against his Christian brothers and sisters when ordered to enact executions during the Diocletian persecutions. The halo of fire and the stone jar of water by his feet symbolize his patronage of Firefighters, and also reveal the attempt to martryr him first. by fire after being arrested for his failure to carry out the persecutions. His captors planned to burn him at the stake, which due to the great faith in God that St. Florian maintained, failed to evoke the fear from him that was intended. Instead, he was tied with a rope to a millstone which was thrown into a nearby Roman river where he drowned for his faith. The fire that was used as a means of extracting fear and punishment for St. Florian became the flame of eternal love for God, and fortified him to face his martyrdom.
