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Art by Nicholas Markell 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 12-12 of 22 Prev \| 1 2 \| Next Order the complete set of note cards by Nicholas Markell
	St. Cecilia The patron saint of music, Cecilia is shown here holding a hand bell. She was known to sing to the Lord with all her heart, symbolized in this icon by a small bird in song. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMCEC Quantity:
	St. Therese of Lisieux Therese’s “little way” so impressed the world that the Holy See dispensed with tradition, allowing introduction of her cause for canonization only seventeen years after her death. She was canonized in 1925 and proclaimed Universal Patron of the Missions in 1927. She was proclaimed a Doctor of the Church by Pope John Paul II in 1997. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMTHL Quantity:
	St. Thomas Aquinas A Doctor of the Church, St. Thomas is one of the greatest theologians of all time. He is most well known for his work Summa Theologiae and is the patron saint of all schools, colleges and universities. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMTHA Quantity:
	St. Paul the Apostle In this icon, Paul is shown with a sword and flame, symbolizing his passion for the sharp and true word of God. In his hands he holds a scroll with the phrase, “The just shall live by faith.” These words of Paul remain the bedrock of Christian faith and thought to this day. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMPAU Quantity:
	St. Peregrine In this icon, Peregrine receives the gift of healing. With the hand of God intervening to cure, St. Peregrine’s wound bears the transfigured power of the Resurrection symbolized in the eight pointed star. St. Peregrine is the patron saint of caner patients. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMPER Quantity:
	Padre Pio In this icon, Padre Pio is shown bearing the wounds of Christ. With arms crossed, he echoes in his person the Cross of Christ, also shown in red to symbolize Padre Pio’s intimate communion with the Passion of the Lord. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMPAP Quantity:
	The Birth of God This icon is based upon the beginning of the Gospel of John. Christ is imaged as Word made flesh – God incarnate. He is human, yet divine – a child, yet filled with wisdom – wrapped in swaddling clothes, yet draped in royal glory. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMBIG Quantity:
	Wedding at Cana Jesus performed his first miracle during the wedding at Cana. There he turned water into wine at the promptings of his mother. In this traditional icon, Jesus is shown with Mary, the wedding party and servant. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMWEC Quantity:
	Nativity of Christ Mary, chosen by God, gave birth to Jesus in a cave used as a stable for animals. She placed him in a manger as a star shown brightly in the sky to announce his coming. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMNAT Quantity:
	Crucifixion The event of the crucifixion finalized Jesus’ earthly life of love and sacrifice. Through the cross Jesus conquers death and overcomes the power of evil. In this icon, Jesus’ death is imaged as a sign of hope. His spirit is taken up to God the Father on the wings of the Holy Spirit imaged as a dove. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMCRU Quantity:
	St. Anne St. Anne, the wife of Joachim, was the mother of the Virgin Mary. The name Anne is believed to be derived from the Hebrew name Hannah, which means grace. What is known of her comes primarily from the text of the Protevangelium of James. Contemporary devotion to her is believed to have begun with the dedication of a shrine in her honor by Justinian I, and has grown steadily since the early Renaissance. Send an E-card with this image Format Descriptions Item Code: NMANN Quantity:

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