supporting immunity and resilience
Celebrated for centuries in traditional herbal practices
This richly symbolic medieval devotional image is centered around the Passion of Christ and heavily influenced by Bridgettine spirituality
Glass bottle with Holy Water from the Sanctuary of Fatima
An elegant touch inspired by Old World kitchens
SAINT BRIDGET OF SWEDEN Organic Licorice Tea supporting immunity and resilienceSaint Bridget of Sweden, also known as Birgitta Birgersdotter, was born around 1303 in Uppland, Sweden, into a noble and deeply religious family. From a young age, she was known for her piety and spiritual sensitivity. She married Ulf Gudmarsson, a nobleman, and together they had eight children, one of whom, Saint Catherine of Sweden, also became a saint. After her husbands death in 1344, Bridget felt a strong call to dedicate herself entirely to God.