Saint Teresa of Calcutta Ruffle Ankle Socks
Will ship early February
Walk in their footsteps…
Did you know Mother Teresa…
Was born as Agnes in 1910, in what is now Macedonia; at the time it was part of the Ottoman Empire.
Her rather wealthy family was of Albanian descent, but her father died when she was just eight.
After his death, the family struggled financially, but her mother instilled in young Agnes the importance of leading a Christian life and serving the less fortunate.
When she became a nun near Dublin, she was named after Saint Thérèse of Lisieux!
These socks remind us of who Mother Teresa was before she was, well, Mother Teresa! Every saint was once a young girl, a dreaming teenager, and an ambitious young woman.
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
Designed to offer maximum comfort and stretch. Enjoy the versatility of a stylish, breathable look and feel.
Will ship early February
Walk in their footsteps…
Did you know Mother Teresa…
Was born as Agnes in 1910, in what is now Macedonia; at the time it was part of the Ottoman Empire.
Her rather wealthy family was of Albanian descent, but her father died when she was just eight.
After his death, the family struggled financially, but her mother instilled in young Agnes the importance of leading a Christian life and serving the less fortunate.
When she became a nun near Dublin, she was named after Saint Thérèse of Lisieux!
These socks remind us of who Mother Teresa was before she was, well, Mother Teresa! Every saint was once a young girl, a dreaming teenager, and an ambitious young woman.
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
Designed to offer maximum comfort and stretch. Enjoy the versatility of a stylish, breathable look and feel.
Will ship early February
Walk in their footsteps…
Did you know Mother Teresa…
Was born as Agnes in 1910, in what is now Macedonia; at the time it was part of the Ottoman Empire.
Her rather wealthy family was of Albanian descent, but her father died when she was just eight.
After his death, the family struggled financially, but her mother instilled in young Agnes the importance of leading a Christian life and serving the less fortunate.
When she became a nun near Dublin, she was named after Saint Thérèse of Lisieux!
These socks remind us of who Mother Teresa was before she was, well, Mother Teresa! Every saint was once a young girl, a dreaming teenager, and an ambitious young woman.
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
Designed to offer maximum comfort and stretch. Enjoy the versatility of a stylish, breathable look and feel.
