Showing posts with label Christmas gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas gifts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Fun Nativity Sets for Kids

When I was a kid, I always wanted to play with my Mom's Nativity set. It was a beautiful glass set from Italy, but because it was so fragile, I had to stay away from it. Nowadays, there are great Nativity sets made specifically for kids. The materials, design, and packaging make them very durable and fun. These sets are a great way to teach your children about the Nativity while making sure that nothing gets broken or damaged. I wish I had known about these when I was younger.

12 piece Nativity set with Stable

Musical Nativity Set in Bag

17 Piece Plastic Nativity Set

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

60th Anniversary Updates


Our 60th anniversary is less than a month away, and we are getting really excited for the celebration. It's hard to believe that St. Patrick's Guild has been open for 60 years! With 20% off all weekend long (Oct 23-26), I think this would be a great opportunity to get some Christmas shopping done early. Avoid the crowds and stress of shopping in December. We have a great selection of Christmas and Advent items in stock now - including beautiful Nativity sets, stocking stuffers, Advent Wreaths, and so much more! Or if it's too soon to be thinking about Christmas, come take a look at our Thanksgiving and Harvest items.


During our 60th anniversary celebration weekend, some of the proceeds from each purchase will go help our friend Mari Plaster. Mari works at our neighboring store La Patisserie, and about a year ago, she was in a terrible accident. After a quiet dinner with family and friends to celebrate her birthday, a man on a high speed chase from the police ran his car into her. The damage was terrible, and she had a get one leg amputated as a result. After undergoing numerous surgeries, with more still to come, her medical costs are too much for her to handle. We want to take this opportunity to help out Mari in any way we can. To read more about Mari and the accident, you can check out this story from the Star Tribune: