Description
Icon of Saint Brother Albert - Patron of the Poor and the Homeless
Icon of Saint Brother Albert - message of Christian mercy
The Icon of Saint Brother Albert depicts Adam Chmielowski, a Polish painter turned monk who dedicated his life to serving the poor. Known for his famous saying “One must be as good as bread,” he founded the Congregation of Albertine Brothers, combining art, faith, and charity.
Patron of the poor, homeless and artists
Saint Brother Albert is venerated as the patron of the poor, the homeless, and artists. Canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1989, he is remembered for his deep compassion and his commitment to living out the Gospel in service to others.
Why choose this icon?
The Icon of Saint Brother Albert is both a sacred image and a spiritual reminder to practice mercy and humility. It is perfect for chapels, homes, and religious communities.
Craftsmanship and quality
Handmade on linden wood, primed and gilded with metal leaf. The image is applied by direct printing and protected with varnish resistant to humidity and UV rays.