My Story
Welcome to Fiat Fabrics, where faith meets craftsmanship. Learn about my journey, mission, and commitment to spreading the love of Christ through works of art.

The Inspiration Behind Fiat Fabrics
Fiat Fabrics is a solitary endeavor I have undertaken as a hermitess of the Roman Catholic Church located in Georgia, U.S.A., but for all of my brothers and sisters in Christ—a calling to spread the Catholic Faith through crafts and artwork. It's my way to tangibly share the faith with everyone.
These humble works also provide a way to support my vocation, as well as through monetary gift offerings and part-time work since I am solely responsible for all my own financial and temporal needs.
As a consecrated religious under the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, my goal is to dedicate myself more fully to a life of contemplation, working from my hermitage while living in accordance to my Archdiocesan-approved Rule of Life as an canonical hermitess (Canon 603--eremitic life), living a stricter, cloistered contemplative life, and being available for more evangelization and spiritual works in service to the People of God.

My Mission
It is truly a blessing to share the Faith and nurture the love of Christ through the creation of religious arts and crafts. At Fiat Fabrics, I look forward to connecting with individuals who seek to deepen their relationship with God and share His love with those around them.

Who We Serve
The ideal customer is anyone who loves God, seeks to know Him better, and desires to share His love with others. If you are looking for unique items that reflect your faith and foster spiritual growth, I hope you find something that will work for you or someone you care about, or maybe just as a reminder to convey to someone that God loves them. Whether it’s a personal keepsake or a meaningful gift, I hope my creations will enrich your spiritual journey.
"Catholic art has been much more than an aesthetic expression: it has been a visual catechesis, a tangible manifestation of the transcendent, and a bridge between the human and the divine."
Catholic Art Has Shaped Cultural History: A Legacy of Faith and Beauty - Catholicus.eu English