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Art by Lu Bro Click on the image or title to see a larger version of the image or to read its narrative. Use our Custom Imprinting service to create unique holy cards and prayer cards! Great for announcements, celebrations, dedications, memorials and favorite prayers. Showing 11-20 of 20 Prev \| 1 2 \| Next Order the complete set of note cards by Lu Bro
	St. Augustine During his life, St. Augustine actively addressed the practical concerns of the churches and people he served. He drew from this wealth of personal experience to become one of the greatest theologians of all time, a true Doctor of the Church. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBAUG Quantity:
	St. Monica The mother of St. Augustine, Monica cast him out of her home when he fell away from the Church early in his life. She prayed to turn Augustine from his dissolute lifestyle. Then a comforting vision, symbolized by the angel at her ear, urged Monica to recall him, and a priest consoled her saying, "The child of those tears shall never perish." Her prayers were truly answered when Augustine came to accept instruction in the faith from Bishop Ambrose. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBMON Quantity:
	St. Thomas More When Thomas refused to render allegiance to Henry as head of the Church in England, he was jailed in the Tower of London. Some time later, he was tried, convicted of treason and sentenced to death. Moments before his beheading, Thomas proclaimed from the scaffold that he was dying as, "… the King's good servant, but God's first." Pope Pius XI canonized this martyr in 1935 and Pope John Paul II declared him patron of statesmen and politicians in 2000. Many people recognize St. Thomas More as a symbol of integrity and a hero of conscience. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBTHM Quantity:
	St. Francis de Sales Unlike many religious before him, St. Francis de Sales wrote letters providing lay people with clear instruction in the ways of piety. While offering spiritual direction to those living ordinary lives, he proved with his own life that people are able to grow in holiness while actively tending everyday interests. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBFRD Quantity:
	St. Faustina Although Sr. Mary Faustina died young, her reputation of holiness grew and her devotion to the Divine Mercy today inspires millions of the faithful. St. Faustina was canonized on April 30, 2000, and her remains rest at the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Poland. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBFAU Quantity:
	Holy Nativity Holy Nativity is a traditional depiction of the birth of Christ. Depicted are Mary and Joseph holding the newborn Christ in a manger at an inn in Bethlehem, the city of David. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBHON Quantity:
	St. John Evangelist Originally a follower of John the Baptist, John became one of the more prominent of the twelve disciples and was known as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." After the resurrection of Christ, John traveled to Ephesus and wrote his Gospel. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBJOE Quantity:
	St. John the Baptizer Through his ministry, John inspired many of his own followers, among them Andrew, brother of Simon Peter, to become disciples of Christ. John is said to have declared, “Behold the Lamb of God,” as Christ stood in the distance . Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBJOB Quantity:
	Baptism of Christ St. John the Baptist, precursor of the Messiah, officiates at the baptism while the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael hold cloaks ready to cover the body of the Lord as He emerges from the waters . Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBBAC Quantity:
	St. Edith Stein Super Saver! Born into a Jewish family, she was later baptized as a Catholic and clothed as a Carmelite. She was arrested by the Nazis and martyred at Auschwitz. Edith Stein, known as Sister Teresia Benedicta of the Cross, was canonized on 11 October 1998. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: LBEDS Quantity:

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