Una pequeña pegatina puede hacer mucho. Pega una imagen sagrada de Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro en el cuaderno de un niño y esa santa viajará con él a la escuela todos los días. Guarda una pegatina de Primera Comunión en una tarjeta y se convierte en un recuerdo. Reparte pegatinas del Papa en una clase de catequesis y observa cómo se iluminan los niños. Las pegatinas católicas son una de las formas más sencillas y económicas de compartir la fe, y a 1,95 $ la hoja con varias pegatinas en cada paquete, son fáciles de comprar en cantidad.
Nuestra colección presenta hojas de pegatinas con imágenes sagradas de santos patronos, la Santísima Virgen María, Papas (incluidos el Papa Juan Pablo II y el Papa Benedicto XVI), diseños de Primera Comunión, escenas de la Natividad y otras obras de arte devocionales católicas. Cada hoja incluye varias pegatinas individuales —normalmente de 4 a 9 por hoja, según el diseño— impresas a todo color vibrante en material adhesivo de calidad y fabricadas en EE. UU. por RosaryCard. Se adhieren limpiamente a cuadernos, diarios, libros de oración, botellas de agua, ordenadores portátiles, sobres, páginas de álbumes de recortes y proyectos de manualidades.
Las pegatinas católicas son las favoritas de los profesores de catecismo, las aulas de las escuelas católicas, los líderes de grupos juveniles, los coordinadores de EVD, los padrinos de confirmación y los padres que buscan formas pequeñas pero significativas de tejer la fe en la vida cotidiana. También son el complemento perfecto para las bolsas de regalo sacramentales, los recuerdos de fiesta y las tarjetas de felicitación para las celebraciones de Bautismo, Primera Comunión, Confirmación y RICA. Consulte nuestras Tarjetas de Rosario para tarjetas de oración del tamaño de una cartera, nuestras Tarjetas Laminadas para estampas religiosas, o nuestras Imágenes Sagradas Enmarcadas para impresiones de arte sacro. Envío gratuito en pedidos de EE. UU. superiores a 40 $.
Each sticker sheet includes multiple individual stickers — typically between 4 and 9 per sheet depending on the design and size. Larger oval stickers (like Our Lady of Perpetual Help) come in packs of 4. Smaller stickers (like First Communion and pope designs) come in sheets of 9. Every sheet is $1.95, making them one of the most affordable Catholic gifts available and ideal for buying in bulk for classrooms, parish events, and sacramental celebrations.
What images are on your Catholic stickers?
Our sticker collection features sacred images of patron saints (Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Sacred Heart of Jesus, and more), popes (Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI), sacramental designs (First Holy Communion chalice and host, Confirmation dove), Nativity and Christmas scenes, and other Catholic devotional art. Each image is a genuine reproduction of traditional Catholic sacred art printed in vibrant full color — not generic clip art or cartoon illustrations.
Are your Catholic stickers made in the USA?
Yes. Our Catholic stickers are printed on quality adhesive stock in vibrant full color and made in the USA by RosaryCard. They are designed to stick cleanly to smooth surfaces including notebooks, journals, prayer books, water bottles, laptops, envelopes, scrapbook pages, and craft projects.
Are Catholic stickers good for CCD and catechism classes?
Yes — Catholic stickers are one of the most popular tools for catechism teachers, CCD instructors, and Catholic school classrooms. Teachers use saint sticker sheets as rewards for answering questions and completing assignments. A saint sticker given to a child becomes a small encounter with a holy person — the child sees the image, learns the saint's name, and carries that connection home. At $1.95 per sheet with multiple stickers each, they are affordable enough to buy in bulk for an entire school year.
What surfaces do the stickers stick to?
Our Catholic stickers adhere to any clean, smooth surface. Popular uses include notebooks and school folders, prayer journals and Bibles, water bottles and tumblers, laptops and phone cases, scrapbook pages and craft projects, envelopes and greeting cards, and gift bags for sacramental celebrations. They are printed on quality adhesive stock designed for a clean, long-lasting hold.
Are Catholic stickers good gifts for First Communion?
Yes — Catholic stickers are a perfect addition to First Communion gift bags and celebration favors. Our First Holy Communion sticker sheets feature chalice and host designs that commemorate the sacrament. At $1.95 per sheet, they are affordable enough to include in every guest's gift bag or to give to an entire First Communion class. They pair well with a rosary card or a holy card for a complete sacramental favor.
Can I use Catholic stickers for Advent and Lent activities?
Yes. Many Catholic families use sticker sheets as part of their Advent and Lenten activities. During Advent, children can earn a sticker for each day's prayer or act of kindness, building toward Christmas. During Lent, a saint sticker for each sacrifice, prayer, or good deed helps children stay engaged throughout the 40 days. Nativity stickers work especially well for Advent calendars, and saint stickers turn a blank notebook into a child's personal devotional journal.
How much do your Catholic stickers cost?
All of our Catholic sticker sheets are $1.95 each, with multiple stickers per sheet (typically 4 to 9 depending on the design). This makes them one of the most affordable Catholic items available and ideal for buying in quantity — for classrooms, parish events, youth groups, sacramental celebrations, and family activities. Orders over $40 qualify for free U.S. shipping.
How Catholic Families and Teachers Use Stickers
Catholic stickers are one of those small items that punch far above their weight in faith formation. Here are the most popular ways our customers use them.
Catechism and CCD teachers buy sticker sheets in bulk to reward students during religious education classes. A saint sticker given to a child for answering a question or completing an assignment becomes more than a prize — it becomes a tiny encounter with a holy person. The child sees the image, learns the saint's name, and carries that connection home in their backpack. Over a school year, a classroom that uses saint stickers regularly exposes children to dozens of patron saints they might never encounter otherwise.
Catholic school teachers use stickers to personalize student folders, decorate bulletin boards, and mark liturgical seasons in the classroom. A sheet of Nativity stickers in December, Resurrection stickers at Easter, and Marian stickers in May connects the school year to the Church's calendar in a visual, tactile way that children remember.
Parents use stickers for Advent calendars, prayer journals, and homeschool religion lessons. A sticker sheet of the saints can turn a blank notebook into a child's personal book of holy heroes. Many families use Catholic stickers as part of their Lenten activities — children earn a saint sticker for each act of kindness, prayer, or sacrifice during the 40 days.
Sacramental gift bags are one of the most popular uses. When a child receives First Communion, Confirmation, or Baptism, a small gift bag with a sticker sheet, a holy card, and a prayer card costs very little but adds a personal, faith-filled touch that parents and godparents appreciate.
Scrapbookers and journal keepers use Catholic stickers to decorate prayer journals, Bible study notebooks, and faith-themed scrapbook pages. A sticker of Our Lady or a favorite saint on a journal cover turns an ordinary notebook into something sacred.
Our Sticker Collection
Our Catholic stickers are printed on quality adhesive stock in vibrant full color and made in the USA. Each sticker sheet includes multiple individual stickers — typically between 4 and 9 per sheet depending on the size and design. At $1.95 per sheet, they are among the most affordable Catholic gifts available and are ideal for buying in quantity for classrooms, parish events, and sacramental celebrations.
Designs in our collection include patron saint images (Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Sacred Heart, and more), pope stickers (Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI), sacramental designs (First Holy Communion chalice and host, Confirmation dove), Nativity and Christmas scenes, and other Catholic devotional art. Each image is a genuine reproduction of traditional Catholic sacred art — not generic clip art or cartoon-style illustrations.
Catholic Stickers as Evangelization Tools
There's something quietly powerful about a Catholic sticker on a water bottle, a laptop, or a car bumper. It's a small public act of faith — a way of saying "I'm Catholic" without saying a word. When someone notices a Miraculous Medal sticker on your tumbler at work, or a Sacred Heart image on your child's school folder, it opens a door. Maybe they ask about it. Maybe they just notice. Either way, a small sticker becomes a small act of evangelization — and in a culture that often pressures Catholics to keep their faith private, that visibility matters.
Catholic stickers are also popular for "guerrilla evangelization" — leaving a saint sticker tucked into a library book, stuck to a tip jar, or placed on a community bulletin board. Some parishes include sticker sheets in their welcome packets for new parishioners and RCIA candidates. Youth ministers use them as icebreakers at retreats and mission trips. The possibilities are limited only by how many sheets you buy.
Gift Occasions for Catholic Stickers
Catholic stickers make ideal additions to gifts for First Communion (chalice and host designs), Confirmation (Holy Spirit dove stickers), Baptism (angel and Mary stickers), RCIA (a sheet of patron saints for the new Catholic to explore), Christmas (Nativity scenes), Easter (Resurrection designs), and as everyday classroom rewards and family activity supplies. They are perfect stocking stuffers, party favors, and care package additions for Catholic college students away from home. At $1.95 per sheet, you can stock up for an entire year of sacramental celebrations and classroom use without breaking the budget.
