Event Recap: Eco Fair at Church of Divine Mercy
On 20 September 2026, we participated in the Eco-Fair of the Church of Divine Mercy as one of the sellers, to promote the Laudato Si message as well as to raise funds for the parish's social mission fund.
It was our first-ever public appearance. And it was awesome, because our team experienced the presence of the Holy Spirit! We were really surprised actually, because we have had experiences of the Holy Spirit at occasions which are considered more "spiritual," such as at retreats, during the Mass, or during small group faith sharings. But we never expected to experience an outpouring of the Holy Spirit while doing sales. Our God is truly a God of surprises!
That day, the Holy Spirit helped to draw in a multitude of customers; resolved a number of tricky logistics problems; and most importantly, He gave the Saints on the Move team the confidence that our work is on the right track. Thank you Holy Spirit for affirming our work to share the Catholic Faith with others through all the saints! Praise be to God!
Below are some photos of the Eco Fair. Thank you to the Church of Divine Mercy photography team for taking these lovely photos!
Shot 1
Excited visitors checking out the crochet dolls and keychains. And the lady on the left is Amanda, our Eco Fair coordinator. Thank you Amanda and your team for organizing this meaningful event!
Shot 2
A little boy staring at the Jesus keychains, and perhaps wondering why Jesus has no eyes or nose. Well, my dear boy, it was an artistic decision to omit the facial features! "What is an artistic decision?" wonders the little boy. Ok, that is a topic when you are a little older. 😉
Shot 3
Here's our beautiful co-founder of Saints on the Move!
Shot 4
Taking a break from selling to entertain the baby with some Chinese rhymes! Looks like kor kor is just as entertained as well!
Shot 5
A group photo of all the organizers and sellers. Thank you Church of Divine Mercy for giving us this chance to showcase our products at this Eco Fair. It really means a lot to us. May the Lord bless and keep us!
