Catholic Symbols Christmas Tree Ornaments - Handmade, Engraved

Almost 25 years in our family business, Saint Joseph's Press, and we offer the first of many new items to our celebration of gratitude to God.
 
We look to Saint Joseph, the greatest of patriarchs and Spouse of the Mother of God as a model on the life of Prayer.  What God said to Abraham is for St. Joseph and the
Saints -- “Walk before Me and be perfect.”
 
May these Wood Tree Ornaments, that can also be used as wall hangings, inspire you through the Word of God, entering into your own hearts and direct your path away from the noise of the world back to the Heart of the Divine Infant King throughout the Liturgical Year.
 
St. Louis Martin had short scripture passages placed in his home to remind him that the Law of God was written in his own heart, never to be compromised.
 
(Each Wood Engraved Tree Ornament is a little more than 3.5 inches in diameter.  Comes individually packaged with a hole to tie a ribbon or use the rope to hang the ornament.  Real wood rounds with a catholic symbol and quote hand engraved on both sides through the art of Woodburning or Pyrography)

Your choice of four Catholic symbols and quotes from the Psalms:

1) Chaste Heart of St. Joseph - Psalm 118:  In the Office of Terce, Psalm 118 reminds us that the Law of God is written in our hearts  and the Chaste Heart of Saint Joseph symbol is our model and guide to remain faithful to God and not listen to the noise of the world.

2) Holy Cross -Psalm 13: In the Office of Prime, Psalm 13 offers the symbol of the cross to direct our thoughts to love God so much as to pick up every cross He sends our way and follow Him for our eternal good and the good of our neighbor.
 
3) Immaculate Conception - Psalm 32: Behold Our Mother in her symbol of the Immaculate Conception represented in Psalm 32, The Patroness of the USA, the Ever Virgin Mother of God, Conceived Without Sin is the dispenser of God's grace in her vocation of motherhood to the children of men to uphold Christianity in their time in history. Also Psalm 32 tells of the thoughts of His Heart which is The Divine Office, praising God 7 times a day. The Holy Family did The Office as the Saints of all ages have done which express the intimate life with God in praising Him and being nourished by Him.

4) Sacred Heart - Zita of Austria: is for every Christian maiden, mother, widow and Benedictine oblate.  She lived  in turbulent and evil times, and so do we!  Her life is summed up by the words of St. Augustine," My weight is my Love," the Divine Love of God.  Let us honor this Servant of God for our times -- pick up our crosses and happily follow Christ on the Royal Way of the Cross to our eternal home, not alone.  Like the Grandmother of Christian Europe, we will save many souls along the way in our day . We, woman will be the mothers and grandmothers for our own country. The Sacred Heart of Jesus symbol is given. for Austria was consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus when this was made known by Pope Leo XIII.