St. Francis Garden Statue Item # 101 This is a wonderful statue of St. Francis, which could be included in your garden or your home. The statute depicts St. Francis holding a bowl, which can be filled with bird seed for the garden, or filled with fruit or other small items if in the house. St. Francis is the patron saint of animals. Many people believe that every home should have a St. Francis around to protect their pets and look over their gardens and flowers. Don't have a garden or a place for it, well this would make a wonderful present for someone you care about and they will treasure it for a long time. The statue is constructed of cement and is 22 in. in height and weighs 25 lb.

Ave Maria Lithograph Item # 102 The Ave Maria was composed in 1825 by Franz Schubert (1797-1828) when he was twenty-eight years old and filled with devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. It was written for voice and piano and first published in 1826 as Op 52 no 6. Schubert's "Ave Maria" is one of the most popular songs in the world, although often sung in several languages, it is also performed in instrumental versions with no words at all. The lyrics presented here are in Italian. This drawing was inspired by noted European apparitions. The artist of this work is Tim Allan Brown. Intrigued by the life and talent of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Tim arranged to etch a large musical score of Mozart’s famous and very popular quartet, “Eine kleine

Nachtmusik”, (translated, “A Little Night Music”). This beautiful score is commonly recognized by scholars of classical music, as well as the general public, because of its frequent use in musicals and theatrical production. As Tim was in the midst of drawing this musical score, many observers realized the unique quality of this print and requested to purchase his hand written compositions. Tim Allan Brown has now extended his line of art to include hand drawn compositions from many famous eighteenth century scores including Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Bach, Schubert and featuring Gregorian Chants. All of his work is printed on parchment paper to bring out the eighteenth century appearance of musical scores and to enhance the appreciation of fine classical music. His work is on display in selected establishments throughout the Central Coast and has been featured in many local newspapers. Tim has featured his art in shows such as the annual Mozart Festival Art Show in San Luis Obispo, California, and it has been purchased from residents globally. The print is signed and numbered by Tim Brown, the artist. Print Size is 18 in. x 28 in.

Purse Item # 103 A lovely purse made by the Holy Cross Sisters at their mission in Africa. The silver and gray colored vinyl purse has an Egyptian theme with three zippered compartments and a strap that is adjustable in length from 20 in. to 40 in. The size of the purse is 8 inches long,

9 inches deep, and opens to 3 inches.

Holy Family Shadow Box Item # 104 This item is for those with a devotion to the Holy Family. The shadow box contains a 3-dimensional relief of the Holy Family. The box has a walnut frame and is 16 ½ in. in width, 19 ½ in height, 6 in. in depth and weighs 8 lb.

Captive of the Labyrinth Item # 105 “Captive of the Labyrinth” is the biography of Sarah L. Winchester, Heiress to the Winchester Rifle Fortune. Sarah’s residence was the now famous Winchester Mystery House, a well-known California mansion in San Jose. The mansion was under construction continuously for 38 years, and is reported to be haunted. The book is autographed by its author, Mary Jo Ignoffo. Hardcover, 252 pages in length.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Photo Item # 106 Item is a framed colored photograph of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Cayucos,

California. The photograph which was taken by Mr. Cleve Nash shows the front of the church with its beautifully landscaped gardens and palm trees. This is the same photo that appears on the St. Joseph parish directory. The size of the matted framed photograph is 16 inches x 20 inches.

Barn Owl Photograph Item # 107 The photo of the barn owls was taken on 12/24/10 in eastern San Luis Obispo County by Mr. Cleve Nash. Mr. Nash states that wildlife photography is his overgrown hobby. The photo was taken because he was especially moved by the natural setting of this nest. Mr. Nash has his own website (www.clevenash.com) where he sells his wildlife photographs to benefit such causes as the Morro Bay Natural History Museum and Pacific Wildlife Care. The size of the matted framed photograph is 16 inches x 20 inches.

Children’s Book Item # 108 “From Rabble to Riches” is a delightful children’s book. In the world of the Rabble, life is by no means easy. In fact, it’s just plain hard. That is until Wali dares to follow his dreams and sets out on

an unconventional journey to make things better. At first, nobody understands what Wali is doing: some even try to convince him to stop. But in this fun, feel-good story of transformation, Wali and his friends learn how they are each different. More importantly, they learn how to use those differences to grow, and make their world a better and happier place - for everyone. WaliWaza P.E. is the pen name of the author Adrian M. He wanted a unique name that could take on meaning of its own, and not be held back by himself or his imperfections. He is a business person, engineer, now writer, and most relevantly – a new father. He wrote this book for his son. He hopes it will inspire his son’s and other children’s interest in learning, creativity, and most importantly, an interest in true thoughtful giving. The author also wanted to pass on lessons from his own life including the importance of persistence, and constant exploration. Hardcover: 32 pages; dimensions: 8 x 10 inches; reading level: 4 to adult.