Honour the Patron of Holy Mother the Church and Christian family life by reciting his many titles.  Printed on 5.5." by 8.5" white cardstock, a full colour image of the St. Joseph appears on one side, the litany is printed on the reverse.

Image source: Chant Art

Wherefore God also hath exalted Him, and hath given Him a name which is above every name: that in the name of Jesus, every knee should bow of those that are in heaven, on earth, and under the earth... Phil. 2:9-10.

Honour the name of Jesus and make reparation for the abuses it undergoes by reciting the Litany of the Most Holy Name.

Printed on ivory parchment cardstock.

5.5" x 8.5"

The Servant of God Fr. Patrick Peyton devoted his life to spreading the family rosary and making Our Lady known and loved in the 20th century.  We honour him with a deluxe card with the 15 Rosary Promises on one side and a prayer promoting his cause for canonisation on the other.  The 15 Promises themselves were given to St. Dominic and Bl. Alan de la Roche, and are the special graces and favours Our Lady will bestow on those who faithfully recite the Rosary.

Printed on white cardstock.

5.5" x 8.5"

Image source: Chant Art

St. Patrick composed this prayer on Easter morning to invoke God's protection before going to confront King Laoghaire in his effort to establish the Gospel of Christ in Ireland and free the land from the darkness of the Druids.  It is still a powerful invocation even today. 

Our deluxe holy card has the prayer printed on both sides, with an antique image of the saint driving the snakes out of Ireland on one side and an image of a Celtic high cross on the other.

Wonderful to display on your family altar or in your schoolroom or for giving to college bound students.

Printed on white cardstock.

5.5" x 8.5"

A litany to your best friend and life companion, your holy  guardian angel.

Printed on white cardstock.

5.5" x 8.5"

Image source: Chant Art

Come Holy Spirit! Fill the hearts of thy faithful, and enkindle in them the fire of Thy love.  Honor the Holy Spirit with this deluxe prayer card featuring the Litany of the Holy Spirit and two vintage images of the Apostles receiving the grace of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost.  

Printed on ivory cardstock

5 1/2" by 8 1/2"

The Gaelic Litany of Our Lady dates back to the eighth century with such beautiful titles for Mary such as, O Garden Enclosed, O Beauty of Women, O Temple of the Living God, and many more.  The Gaelic Litany of Our Lady Prayer Card features an early 1900's French image of Mary surrounded by Celtic blue knot border on the front with the litany on the reverse side.

6" x 9", Printed on white cardstock.

Image source: University of Dayton Marian Library International Marian Research Institute.

Excerpt from A Prayerbook of Favorite Litanies, Tan Books, Charlotte, NC  www.tanbooks.com

St. Peter the Apostle in an exhortation to all Christians said: "You are not redeemed with corruptible things, as gold or silver...but with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb unspotted and undefiled." (1 Peter 1:18-19)  Thus, with gratitude let us commemorate this saving power of Jesus by praying the Litany of the Most Precious Blood.

The Litany of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus Card is a deluxe sized prayer card featuring an image  of Jesus upon the Cross and an offering to the Eternal Father on the front with the litany on the back of the card.

Card measures 5 1/2 x 8 1/4", printed on white cardstock

Litany of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Deluxe Holy Card

This deluxe holy card features an image of the Immaculate Heart of Mary by Zabateri surrounded by a fancy border.  On the back of the card is the Litany of the Immaculate Heart of Mary as composed by Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman, in 1845 when he was received into the Catholic Church.  Originally an Anglican curate at Oxford University, Bl. John Newman became involved in the Oxford Movement, which hoped to bring the Church of England back to its apostolic roots.  While reading the Fathers of the Church to accomplish this task he began his journey back to the Catholic Church.  He taught the children Gregorian Chant and his Sunday sermons were always popular among the Oxford University students -- "This is our real and true bliss, not to know, or to affect, or to pursue; but to love, to hope, to joy, to admire, revere, to adore.  Our real and true bliss lies in the possession of those objects on which our hearts may rest and be satisfied...the thought of God, and nothing short of it, is the happiness of man."  Eventually through his prayer, study, and fasting John Henry Newman realized the Church of England was not the one true church and was received into the Catholic Church on October 9th, 1845.  

Printed on white cardstock, 5 1/2" by 8 1/2"