St. Therese and Blessed Mother Holy Card

This holy card features an image of the Little Flower, Saint Therese, from a painting by her sister Celine Martin who was also a Carmelite, Sister Genevieve of the Holy Face.  On the back of the card is a prayer to St. Therese and the Blessed Mother asking for Mary's blessings and to continue to grow in virtue.  Three quote from St. Therese are also included on the back of the holy card.

Printed on ivory cardstock, 3 1/8" by 4 3/4"

Treasure of Tenderness Holy Card

This holy card features an image of the Blessed Virgin Mary from a vintage French holy card titled the Treasure of Tenderness.  On the back is the Hail Mary prayer followed by a prayer invoking Mary through her Immaculate Conception for purity and holiness.

A great doctor of the Church, St. Anselm, stated, "It was just that this holy Virgin should be adorned with the greatest purity which can be conceived after that of God Himself, since God the Father was to give her, as her Child, that only-begotten Son, whom He loved as Himself, as being begotten to Him from His own bosom; and this in such a manner that the selfsame Son of God was, by nature, the Son of both God the Father and this blessed Virgin.  This same Son chose her to be substantially His Mother, and the Holy Ghost willed that in her womb He would operate the conception and birth of Him from whom He Himself proceeded."

The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the patroness of the United States of America and we know from St. Anselm's words and that of the Archangel Gabriel's greeting to her clearly showed Mary was full of grace and without sin - she was Holy Purity herself.  It is to her as the Immaculate Conception that we pray for the virtue of Holy Purity and to preserve us from mortal sin, which Our Lady again repeated the importance of when she visited the three children at Fatima in 1917 and warned against sins of the flesh.

3" x 5" holy card, printed on ivory cardstock.

When I Say Hail Mary Holy Card

Blessed Alan de la Roche, a Dominican monk who lived in the fifteenth century, was especially devoted to the Holy Rosary and reestablished the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary.  This holy card features message from Blessed Alan de la Roche about the great things which happen "When I say Hail Mary".  The Hail Mary prayer is on this prayer card as well.  On the front of the holy card is a vintage French image of the the Heart of the Blessed Mother.

Printed on white cardstock, 2 1/2" by 4 1/2"