Collection: 📚 Our Lady of Czestochowa

Our Lady of Częstochowa
Our Lady of Częstochowa, also known as the Black Madonna, is one of the most revered images of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the world and the patroness of Poland. The icon, believed to have been painted by St. Luke the Evangelist, is housed in the Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa, Poland. Throughout history, Our Lady of Częstochowa has been a powerful symbol of faith, hope, and perseverance—especially during times of national struggle and hardship. The image, marked by scars on Mary’s face, reflects both suffering and enduring strength. She is venerated for her miraculous intercessions and her maternal protection over all who seek her aid.

Origin: Believed to date to the early Christian era | Feast Day: August 26 | Canonized: Title approved by the Church (no canonization for Marian titles)
Patronage: Poland, families, and those seeking perseverance and protection.