Divine Indulgence St. Valentine's Coffee Gift Box
Divine Indulgence St. Valentine's Coffee Gift Box

Divine Indulgence St. Valentine's Coffee Gift Box

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Description

  • Simply elegant ceramic mug
  • Inspiration from Sacred Scripture 
  • Our Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans in a small burlap pouch
  • 12 oz. bag of our own St. Valentine Raspberry White Mocha coffee 
  • Catholic Coffee Exclusive

Share the perfect blend of warmth and inspiration with this a delightful gift box designed to uplift the heart and soul. Our beautifully packaged gift includes:

  • Faith, Hope, Love Mug – Elegant ceramic mug featuring the timeless message of Faith, Hope & Love, making every sip a reminder of what truly matters.
  • Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans – A sweet and energizing treat - rich espresso beans coated in smooth, decadent chocolate.
  • St. Valentine’s Raspberry White Mocha Coffee – Our luxurious blend of ground coffee infused with the luscious flavors of ripe, juicy raspberries and creamy white chocolate, perfect for savoring special moments.

Offer your love and encouragement with this distinctive gift, for Valentine’s Day or any occasion when you want to show you care.

 


SKU: 9992504

Every Roast Has A Patron

Every blend we craft is inspired by a Catholic saint, chosen for their courage, virtue, or devotion. Just like the lives they lived, each roast has a bold, meaningful character all its own.

St. Valentine (c. 270) was an early Christian priest and martyr who remains famous as the patron saint of love, happy marriages, and soon-to-be married couples. Legend says that when a Roman emperor forbade his soldiers to marry—fearing that married soldiers would be unwilling to risk death and leave their wives widows—Valentine married couples in secret. His soft spot for lovers has never been forgotten.

St. Valentine of Rome was a priest who lived in Rome during the reign of Emperor Claudius II. Little is known of his life with certainty, except that he ministered to Christians who were persecuted and imprisoned for their faith, and died a martyr.

One account has it that the emperor banned all marriages and engagements in Rome, believing this was the reason Roman men were unwilling to serve in the army. Valentine defied this unjust decree and continued to perform marriages for lovers in secret.

He was arrested, and while in prison he restored sight to his jailer’s blind daughter, causing the jailer and his entire extended household, forty-six people in total, to immediately convert to Christianity. Upon hearing this, Claudius ordered Valentine’s execution.

St. Valentine left a farewell note for the jailer’s daughter, whom he had befriended, and signed it “From Your Valentine.” He was beheaded on February 14th and so the Church made the day of his entrance into heaven as a martyr the day we celebrate his life and legacy as the Feast of St. Valentine, or Valentine’s Day. His remains can still be found today, buried along the Via Flaminia in Rome.

St. Valentine is the patron of many causes including beekeepers, betrothed and engaged couples, lovers, love, happy marriages, and young people.

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