Saint Ambrose Honey Wax Melts

These prayerfully handmade wax melts will bring a warm inviting fragrance into your home. The sweet scent blend of honey, jasmine, rose, peach tea, and spun sugar will serve as a reminder of Saint Ambrose, Bishop and Doctor of the Church, whose excellent  preaching led to his nickname “The Honey-Tongued Doctor”. 

WARNING: Use only in tea-light or UL-listed electric warmers. Remove packaging before use. Do NOT leave unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do NOT use for more than 4 hours at a time. Do NOT add water to wax before placing it in warmer.

Directions For Use: Break cubes apart and place one or two of the six wax cubes into the clean dry bowl of an electric or tealight wax warmer. Turn on the device or light the tealight to melt the wax and release fragrance. To remove, turn off the device and allow wax to cool before popping it out of the bowl.

Saint Ambrose of Milan (c. 339–397 AD) was a bishop and one of the most influential figures in the 4th-century Church. Known for his eloquence, political courage, and deep defense of Catholic orthodoxy, he left a lasting mark on Christian theology, liturgy, and Church-State relations.

Often called the “The Honey-Tongued Doctor” Saint Ambrose was a master preacher and scholar. His intellect and deep spiritual explanations of Scripture played a pivotal role in the conversion of Saint Augustine of Hippo, whom Ambrose baptized in 387 AD. Beyond his preaching, Ambrose introduced congregational hymn-singing and liturgical reforms to the Western Church.

Saint Ambrose is one of the four great Latin Doctors of the Church, alongside Saints Augustine, Jerome, and Gregory the Great. His feast day is December 7.