Saint Catherine of Siena

Faith, Earn your St. Catherine of Siena medal by going on a door-to-door mission or handing out Catholic tracts in a public place. (Wreath 1.1)

Saint Monica

Hope, Earn your St. Monica medal by completing a novena for vocations OR pray a Holy Hour once a week for three weeks for vocations OR serve your mother around the house for 20 hours. (Wreath 1.2)

Saint Agnes

Love of God, Earn your St. Agnes medal by building a small altar in your room, with pictures, statues, flowers, prayer cards, Bible, prayer books, etc. OR attend a retreat weekend or longer. (Wreath 1.3)

Saint Jane Frances de Chantal

Love of Neighbor, Show your love of neighbor by adopting a grandparent from a local nursing home and visiting them at least once a week for the next four weeks. OR work 20 hours for a non-profit, Catholic organization such as the parish, diocese or Catholic Social Services. (Wreath 1.4)

Saint Joan of Arc

Obedience, Earn your obedience medal by making special sacrifices on Fridays to remember the day Christ died. For one month make a list of your Friday Sacrifices OR obtain signatures of at least five religious who have taken vows of obedience. Pray a novena of one decade of the Rosary a day for their continued dedication to their vow of obedience. (Wreath 1.5)

Saint Cecilia

Piety, Take part in a public act of piety outside of the church building, such as a Rosary procession, May crowning, or praying outside an abortion clinic. OR make 100 Rosaries and send them to an overseas mission or inner-city parish. (Wreath 1.6)

Saint Catherine Laboure

Humility, Because humility is linked to modesty, participate in a Modesty Fashion Show or help organize one. OR log 20 hours serving those less fortunate than you either at a local kitchen, cleaning up the neighborhood, or working in a nursing home. (Wreath 1.7)

Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini

Industry, Make up a daily schedule including blocks of time for prayers, study, school, sports and leisure activities, making the best use of your time. OR begin a project for donation to a non-profit cause. Either auction it off or give it to a needy family or nursing home. (Wreath 1.8)

Saint Bridget of Sweden

Truthfulness, Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper or diocesan paper defending a truth regarding a controversial issue (i.e. abortion, euthanasia, priestly celibacy, etc.) OR write a fairy tale or parable like "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" in which the characters learn a lesson about truth. (Wreath 1.9)

Saint Faustina

Mercy, Help plan and participate in a Divine Mercy Sunday devotion (First Sunday after Easter). OR complete a Divine Mercy Novena for a cause in which mercy is needed. (Wreath 2.1)

Blessed Margaret Pole

Courage, Write a short story (minimum 1000 words) that displays courage. Read your story to the group. OR Write a letter to an editor that courageously defends the Catholic Church and its teachings. (Wreath 2.2)

Saint Clare of Assisi

Joy, What makes you joyful? Write a book of jokes, a song, or a play and perform them for a group or for your family. OR help organize a backyard carnival, parish picnic, Vacation Bible School, or Christmas party. How do these bring joy into people's lives? (Wreath 2.3)

Saint Katherine Drexel

Generosity, Find out if there is a school, shrine, or mission near you that was founded by St. Katherine Drexel. If so, visit the shrine and pray for her intercession. OR Visit a shrine or pilgrimage site near you, preferably one associated with the other four American citizen Saints mentioned in the Member's Guide. (Wreath 2.4)

Saint Angela Merici

Prudence, Plan and carry out a Sunday School lesson, Little Flower Girls' Club meeting, CKNet (K4J) meeting, Vacation Bible School class or saint lesson in a home-school group or classroom. (Wreath 2.5)

Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross

Wisdom, Read the Books of Wisdom in the Bible and write a report on them: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom and Sirach. OR read a conversion story like "Rome Sweet Home" or "Surprised by Truth" and write a book report. (Wreath 2.6)

Blessed Mary of the Incarnation

Justice, Donate 20 hours of service to a local soup kitchen, St. Vincent de Paul Society, or Crisis Pregnancy Center as an act of social justice. OR increase your regular pieties by one (i.e. go to an extra Mass during the week, offer up one sacrifice regularly, etc.) as an act of religious justice. Do this for at least one month. (Wreath 2.7)

Saint Lucy

Loyalty, Earn your St. Lucy medal by making a scrapbook of at least 25 religious orders of consecrated women. Write to them for information and add your own thoughts about the order. What makes them different? What is their primary charisma (philosophy and way of life)? OR visit more than one motherhouse of a religious order. (Wreath 2.8)

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton

Perseverance, Learn to play a new instrument and practice five songs so that you can play them for others. OR learn a part in a play and memorize all your lines. (Wreath 2.9)