Sanctus Coffee
Our Lady of Guadalupe
12oz / 340g
Medium Roast

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Medium Roast

Structured, bright, and refined.

Our Lady of Guadalupe, enfold me in your mantle of protection and love.

In 1531, Our Lady appeared to St. Juan Diego on a hill near Mexico City, leaving her miraculous image on his tilma. She is the patroness of the Americas and the unborn, and her devotion has converted millions to the faith.

Details

  • 12 oz (340g) whole bean coffee
  • Single-origin from Central American highlands
  • Medium roast — bright citrus, floral, clean finish
  • Hand-roasted in small batches by Benedictine monks
Available as Whole Bean
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In 1531, Our Lady appeared to St. Juan Diego on a hill near Mexico City, leaving her miraculous image on his tilma. She is the patroness of the Americas and the unborn, and her devotion has converted millions to the faith.

Details

  • 12oz / 340g — whole bean
  • 100% single-origin, specialty-grade Arabica
  • Roast date printed on every bag
  • Resealable bag for freshness
  • Hand-roasted in small batches by Benedictine monks

Specifications

12oz / 340g · Medium Roast

OLGM Benedictine Monks

Every batch of Sanctus Coffee is hand-roasted by the Benedictine monks of OLGM, following the ancient rhythm of Ora et Labora — prayer and work. Roasting is more than craft; it is work carried out with discipline, intention, and devotion.

Delivery estimate

3–5 business days

Ships from

Sanctus Mission Apostolate · Wamego, Kansas

Shipping cost

$6.95 flat rate

Free shipping on orders over $50

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Small-Batch Roasted

OLGM Benedictine Monks

Catholic Tradition

Monk-roasted in the rhythm of prayer and work

Coffee Rooted in Catholic Tradition

Every Sanctus roast reflects the Benedictine rhythm of Ora et Labora—prayer and work—bringing monastic craftsmanship to the daily cup.