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Saint Lorenzo Ruiz of Manila, was the first Filipno to be cannonozed by the Catholic Church 

Lorenzo Ruiz (November 28, 1594 – September 29, 1637), Also known as Saint Lorenzo of Manila (Filipino: Lorenzo Ruiz ng Maynila;  Spanish: Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila). A Chinese-Filipino, he became the first Filipino saint. He was executed in Japan by the Tokugawa Shogunate in the 17th century. Lorenzo Ruiz is the patron saint of the Philippines and the Filipino people.

Elevate Your Church with the Inspiring Presence of St. Lorenzo Ruiz in Stained Glass:

Imagine your sacred space adorned with the luminous presence of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, depicted in our Stained Glass masterpiece. This portrayal serves as a moving tribute to his unwavering faith, resilience, and dedication to the Christian faith, creating an inspiring and spiritually enriching focal point within your church.

Customized Devotion: We understand the profound significance of St. Lorenzo Ruiz's life and martyrdom. Our commitment is to tailor this St. Lorenzo Ruiz Stained Glass to any window, regardless of size or shape, ensuring it seamlessly integrates with your church's architectural identity.

Spiritual Inspiration: This depiction of St. Lorenzo Ruiz embodies his unwavering faith and commitment to the Christian faith. Our lead-free, nearly unbreakable panels ensure the longevity of this inspiring figure within your sacred space.

Contact us to discuss your unique needs, and envision how our St. Lorenzo Ruiz Stained Glass will inspire devotion, reflection, and profound faith within your congregation.

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