In the sacrament of Baptism we received the name of a saint to become our protector and guide throughout our life.  As each of us grows in age and grace it is an opportunity to become dear friends with our patron saint.  We can read more about him or her in the many Lives of the Saints books that have been written, or possibly even read the saint's own writings.  And, of course, we should talk to our patron saint often in prayer and ask for his or her assistance. 

Our Patron Saint Holy Card has a beautiful image of your saint and a special prayer to help you remain dear friends and to ask him or her to aid you in the virtuous life.

Printed on ivory cardstock, 3.25" x 5.25".

Please inquire what other saints are available for Patron Saint Holy Cards.

In the sacrament of Baptism we received the name of a saint to become our protector and guide throughout our life.  As each of us grows in age and grace it is an opportunity to become dear friends with our patron saint.  We can read more about him or her in the many Lives of the Saints books that have been written, or possibly even read the saint's own writings.  And, of course, we should talk to our patron saint often in prayer and ask for his or her assistance. 

Our Patron Saint Holy Card has a beautiful image of your saint and a special prayer to help you remain dear friends and to ask him or her to aid you in the virtuous life.

Printed on ivory cardstock, 3.25" x 5.25".

Please inquire what other saints are available for Patron Saint Holy Cards.

In the sacrament of Baptism we received the name of a saint to become our protector and guide throughout our life.  As each of us grows in age and grace it is an opportunity to become dear friends with our patron saint.  We can read more about him or her in the many Lives of the Saints books that have been written, or possibly even read the saint's own writings.  And, of course, we should talk to our patron saint often in prayer and ask for his or her assistance.

Did you know that in 19th century France it was the Catholic custom to add the name of Mary for girls and Joseph for boys?  For example, one might be called Mary Therese or Joseph John for their baptism saints.  In the 20th century in France the name Therese was often added as a middle name for girls, in honor of St. Therese of the Child Jesus. 

Our Patron Saint Holy Card has a beautiful image of your saint and a special prayer to help you remain dear friends and to ask him or her to aid you in the virtuous life.

Printed on ivory cardstock, 3.25" x 5.25".

Please inquire what other saints are available for Patron Saint Holy Cards.

St. Rose of Lima Holy Card

These three large holy cards capture the spirit of St. Rose of Lima for your edification.  St. Rose of Lima had an ardent love for God and zeal to win many souls back to Him.  She became a Third Order Dominican and her hermitage was the garden in her parent's backyard.  St. Rose chose St. Catherine of Siena to be her model in her love of God and neightbor.  Let St. Rose of Lima be an example for us, following her lead in calling down mercy on our fellow men and bring them back to God.  A priest once stated that in reading the lives of the saints, one becomes what one reads.  St. Rose of Lima is the Patroness of Peru and the Blessed Mother renamed Rose in her childhood, Rose of St. Mary.  We ask you Rose of St. Mary to look upon the inhabitants of North America that we may let our hearts be open to the influence of God's Grace.

Choose from three options for the St. Rose of Lima Holy Cards.  There are three beautiful vintage images of St. Rose to choose from, each with a different prayer or message on the back.  One features an excerpt from Saint Rose of Lima by Mary Windeatt, the second features an excerpt from The Liturgical Year by Dom Gueranger, and the third one features a prayer from the mass of St. Rose from the 1962 Missale Romanum translated into English.

Printed on white cardstock, 3 1/4" by 5"

St. Rose Philippine Duchesne is a special saint for Kansas and Missouri.  She founded a convent and school in St. Charles, Missouri and when she was 71 went to the Potawatomie mission in Sugar Creek, Kansas.  She was too old to learn the language, so she prayed the rosary for them, earning the nickname of "Woman Who Prays Always."

We give you a holy card with original artwork by our staff artist, showing the saint with a teepee and rosary to symbolise her mission and with the Sacred Heart to represent her order, the Society of the Sacred Heart.  On the back is her favourite prayer of reparation to the Sacred Heart.

Printed on white cardstock.

3" x 5"

St. Thomas Aquinas (1226-1274), a Doctor of the Church, also known as the Angelic Doctor, is the patron of schools, colleges, universities, students, philosophers, and theologians.  He was a great scholar and left us many important writings on philosophy and theology which are remarkably clear and easy to understand, as well as beautiful prayers and hymns.  We have included one of those prayers on the back of this holy card.  It begins:  Most loving Lord, grant me a steadfast heart which no unworthy desire may drag downwards; grant me an unconquered heart which no hardship may wear out; grant me an upright heart which no worthless purpose may ensnare.

St. Thomas Aquinas' feast day is on March 7th in the traditional calendar, or January 28th in the new.

Size: 2.5" x 4", approx.

Printed on white cardstock.

Image Source: Chant Art

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"

St. Veronica of the Veil's feastday is July 12.  Everytime we make the Stations of the Cross, we are reminded of the heroic compassionate act St. Veronica made to wipe the blood and sweat from the face of Jesus while he was carrying the cross to Calvary. 

The St. Veronica of the Veil Prayer Card features a beautiful vintage image of St. Veronica surrounded by a plum colored border.  On the back of the holy card is the edifying poem, from the 1886 version of the Way of the Cross, about St. Veronica wiping the face of Jesus as well as a prayer invoking the Holy Face of Jesus and St. Veronica to set our eyes always before God.

Printed on ivory cardstock, 3 1/4" by 5"

Image source: Chant Art

Saint Nuno of Portugal Holy Card - V1

Saint Nuno of Portugal Holy Card - V2