St. George and St. Margaret of Antioch Comic
What better way to learn about the lives of the saints than through comics?! Are you a fan of dragons? (and who isn’t) Here is a comic that covers the lives of Saint George and Saint Margaret of Antioch as they battle hand-to-hand with dragons. Get ready for a wild ride!
This is a digital download, in high enough resolution to print high quality coloring pages. Once payment is made, you will receive an email with your download link. Final file will be a PDF that is 1-3MB. Adobe Acrobat Reader or some other PDF reader needed to view and print.
What better way to learn about the lives of the saints than through comics?! Are you a fan of dragons? (and who isn’t) Here is a comic that covers the lives of Saint George and Saint Margaret of Antioch as they battle hand-to-hand with dragons. Get ready for a wild ride!
This is a digital download, in high enough resolution to print high quality coloring pages. Once payment is made, you will receive an email with your download link. Final file will be a PDF that is 1-3MB. Adobe Acrobat Reader or some other PDF reader needed to view and print.
What better way to learn about the lives of the saints than through comics?! Are you a fan of dragons? (and who isn’t) Here is a comic that covers the lives of Saint George and Saint Margaret of Antioch as they battle hand-to-hand with dragons. Get ready for a wild ride!
This is a digital download, in high enough resolution to print high quality coloring pages. Once payment is made, you will receive an email with your download link. Final file will be a PDF that is 1-3MB. Adobe Acrobat Reader or some other PDF reader needed to view and print.
Note on license: With your purchase, you are granted license by Paradise Found Studio LLC to print as needed for one school year. For the next year, place another order. There isn’t any fancy technology to restrict misuse, just the honor system.
About St. George & St. Margaret of Antioch…
Saint George is one of the most venerated saints in Christianity, celebrated as a martyr and the patron saint of numerous countries and cities. He is best known for the legend of Saint George and the Dragon, where he heroically slays a dragon that demands human sacrifices, rescuing a princess and converting the local populace to Christianity. Although historical details about his life are sparse, it is believed that George was a Roman soldier of Greek descent, who lived during the late third and early fourth centuries. He was martyred around 303 AD during the reign of Emperor Diocletian, known for his severe persecutions of Christians.
Saint Margaret of Antioch, also known as Saint Marina, was a Christian virgin and martyr who lived in the late third century in Antioch, Pisidia. According to legend, she was the daughter of a pagan priest, but converted to Christianity and took a vow of chastity. When she rejected the advances of a Roman prefect, she was subjected to numerous tortures, including being swallowed by a dragon from which she miraculously emerged unharmed. Her steadfast faith and miraculous endurance of suffering made her a popular figure in medieval Christianity, especially among women seeking protection during childbirth.
Both saints embody the virtues of courage, faith, and perseverance. Saint George's legend highlights his role as a protector and symbol of chivalric virtue, inspiring countless generations. Saint Margaret's story, marked by miraculous survival and unwavering devotion, resonates deeply with themes of purity and divine intervention. Their legacies continue to be celebrated in various cultural and religious traditions, with numerous churches, festivals, and artworks dedicated to their memory.