THE STORY BEHIND THE BRACELET
A divine encounter that turned a lifelong faith into
a living mission
"From a seed planted in childhood to the private revelations of today."
SHOP WWRD BRACELETS
"Awakened by a saintly apparition at the age of six and nurtured by a mother's spiritual essence,
my life is a living testimony of divine grace and ongoing revelations."
WHAT WOULD RITA DO?
Trust in God • Make Peace • Forgive • Family First • Have Courage • Humility • Patience • Love • Pray
"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." — John 20:29
WHO IS ST. RITA?
The patron saint of baseball
and impossible causes
Born in a small Italian village in 1381, Margerita Lotti dedicated her life to service. Canonized centuries later as Saint Rita of Cascia, she became known as the Patron Saint of Impossible Causes — and, remarkably, of baseball.
From the oil fields of Big Lake, Texas to Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, her presence has been felt wherever faith and the game of baseball intersect. Andy's mission is to share her story with the world — one bracelet at a time.
WHERE ST. RITA HAS SHOWN UP
Miracles on and off the field
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Rookie Jacob May wore the W.W.R.D. bracelet for his first MLB hit — leading Andy to Saint Rita Night at Guaranteed Rate Field.
ANTHONY RIZZO FOUNDATION
St. Rita Baseball Believe joined Cubs champion Anthony Rizzo at his annual WalkOff for Cancer charity event in Parkland, FL.
COLOMBIA YOUTH BASEBALL
Saint Rita's message reached youth players in some of Colombia's poorest communities through Prospectos del Futuro.
WEAR HER MISSION
every bracelet tells
her story
Wear her message. Live her mission.
Each W.W.R.D. bracelet comes with a dried rose petal — a tangible reminder of Saint Rita's intercession — and a values card asking the question:
What Would You Do?
ready to wear her message?
Every W.W.R.D. bracelet is a reminder that miracles happen every day. You just have to believe.
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"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed."— John 20:29