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Diocese of Gallup
CC043: Making a Hobby Holy – Teaching About Saints with Guest Maggie Jetty
1 seconds Posted May 15, 2018 at 8:38 pm.
– What are the Peg Saints? and How did Maggie start?
– Early childhood development and peg saints
– The most popular peg saints
– Maggie’s book of saints
– How Maggie chooses Saints to make into Pegs
– Advice for people who want to share their faith through art
– Why peg saints are also popular with adults
– Reliquarium in Phoenix + outreach to children
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Maggie Jetty is a mother and specialist in early childhood development. In her spare time, she began to make “peg saints”: little wooden figures specially hand-painted to resemble recognizable saints and Catholic figures. Jetty noticed that her Saints helped young children to learn about their faith through playing. Then adults began carrying the figures around or displaying them, and Jetty realized that her unique wooden figures were a source of joy and comfort to people of all ages. Now, after hundreds of completed peg saints and a published book, Bishop Wall interviews Jetty about evangelization through art.
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Peg Saints on Instagram
Peg Saints on Facebook
Reliquarium in Mesa, AZ
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