St. Joseph

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The icon of Saint Joseph shows the strong but gentle and compassionate foster father cradling the young Jesus in his arms. St. Joseph is the patron of fathers, workers, the sick and the dying. This icon would be a perfect Father’s Day gift. It is a devotional aid for those who look to the example…

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The Holy Family

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"The Holy Family" icon is beautifully painted in iconographic style, but the composition is from western rather than from eastern Christianity. The young Christ Emmanuel is surrounded in love by Mary and Joseph. The Holy Family serves as an example and a reminder of the importance of family in both…

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Holy Family Pendant

Share in the ancient Greek Orthodox custom of wearing icons around the neck. Here, in an exclusive offer from The Printery House, you can now carry a sacred image of the Holy Family close to your heart. Taken from an icon written by Sr. Marie Paul, OSB, let this necklace bring you closer to Jesus and…

Holy Trinity (Paternitas)

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The Christian doctrine of the Trinity proclaims the central belief of one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This image by Brother Claude Lane, O.S.B. is inspired by the description of the Ancient One in the Book of Daniel 9:7, where God the Father is depicted in glory and seated…

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Christ the Teacher

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This magnificent three-quarter length portrait of Jesus occupies a permanent place above the Blessed Sacrament Altar in the church at Mount Angel Abbey.

The Sacred Heart

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Starting with a traditional icon of Christ Pantocrator, Brother Claude Lane of Mt. Angel Abbey has added the symbol of the Sacred Heart, aflame with love for mankind, bearing the instruments of His suffering.

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Divine Mercy

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…heart. Christ told the saint to paint what she saw, that people might venerate Him and know of the Divine Mercy ready for all who turn to Him. This icon was written by Father Pachomius Meade, O.S.B., a monk of Conception Abbey.

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Divine Mercy

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…heart. Christ told the saint to paint what she saw, that people might venerate Him and know of the Divine Mercy ready for all who turn to Him. This icon was written by Father Pachomius Meade, O.S.B., a monk of Conception Abbey.

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Christ Pantocrator

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In this icon, Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Word, the Ruler of All (Pantocrator) stands before us, right hand raised in blessing, left hand holding the Word: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life." (John 14:6)

Follow Me

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…are the branches." This striking metaphor from John 15:5 is used by Jesus to explain the relationship between humanity and Himself. This marvelous icon by Sister Marie-Paul uses the motif to bring together many of the Gospel scenes in which Jesus called people to be His followers.

The Secret of the Meal

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…“The Secret of the Meal" refers to the mystical reality of the institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper. Christ is the central figure in this icon and is the only one who looks directly at us. Jesus holds his right hand, not straight up as in traditional blessing position, but up-turned and opened…

Nativity Icon

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Cropped image of the Nativity from our icon, M08 by Sister Marie Paul, O.S.B. A Great Value! 20 Cards, 21 matching envelopes. * Convenient 4.38" x 5.93" size * Many cards feature hand-done lettering * Appropriate Bible verse included * Quality white envelopes

Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock

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This icon was inspired by the text of Revelation 3:20 as depicted in the familiar painting Christ at Heart’s Door by Warner Sallman. Although the subject is unique for an icon, it is presented in conventional iconographic imagery. Christ’s stance and shape denote movement, showing that his arrival…

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The Old Testament Trinity

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This traditional image of “The Old Testament Trinity", originally painted by Andrei Rublev in 1425, shows us the three visitors to Abraham and Sarah described in Genesis 18. Orthodox tradition identifies the three visitors with the three persons of the Trinity.

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Our Mother of Perpetual Help

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In this wonderful icon, Jesus clings to His mother for protection and love as angels bring reminders of His coming Passion. This image has been venerated since the fifteenth century and has been especially important for the Redemptorists since 1866.

Pastor Bonus

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To the traditional iconographic image of Christ the Benefactor Br. Claude Lane, O.S.B. has added Biblical imagery of the Good Shepherd, drawn from St. John’s Gospel, chapter 10, and the 23rd Psalm. Jesus' hands show the wounds of the cross because the good shepherd lays down His life for His…

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The Washing of the Feet

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In “The Washing of the Feet", Jesus sets for the Apostles (and for us) an example of humble service to one another by washing the Apostle’s feet at the Last Supper. (John 13:3-17) We liturgically follow Christ’s command to wash each other’s feet at the “Mandatum" ceremony on Holy Thursday.…

The Vision of Lourdes

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This icon depicts the amazing vision beheld by the child, Bernadette Soubirous, in 1858 near Lourdes, France. Our Lady of Lourdes who revealed “I am the Immaculate Conception," has been popular subject of Catholic veneration for over a hundred years.

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Christ the Teacher

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This magnificent three-quarter length portrait of Jesus occupies a permanent place above the Blessed Sacrament Altar in the church at Mount Angel Abbey.

Sorrowful Mother (Mater Dolorosa)

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The icon of the Sorrowful Mother is a synthesis of several traditional icon motifs. This scene is taken from the account of the Passion (see Mt 27:57-61, Mk 15:46, Lk 23:50-53, Jn 19:38-40). We can all identify with the grief of the Blessed Virgin as she cradles her son and Our Lord in her arms. The…

St. Joseph

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The icon of Saint Joseph shows the strong but gentle and compassionate foster father cradling the young Jesus in his arms. St. Joseph is the patron of fathers, workers, the sick and the dying. This icon would be a perfect Father’s Day gift. It is a devotional aid for those who look to the example…

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The Great High Priest

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This image by Sr. Marie Paul, OSB, is a synthesis of two classical icons. The first is the Crucifixion; the second is Christ the High Priest. The Crucifixion image has been used from earliest times. A lesser-known icon is that of Christ the High Priest. The depiction originated in the Balkans in the…

St. Benedict

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Unlike most icons of our order’s patron saint which portray him as a rather stern looking old man, this one shows him at a younger age, abbot’s staff in one hand and his famous rule in the other, accompanied by a raven and thorn bush, symbols of his life as a hermit in Subiaco.

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Mary Magdalene Announces the Resurrection

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…tell the apostles who greeted her tale with disbelief, quickly erased when they experienced the Lord’s Resurrection for themselves. This beautiful icon recalls the importance of St. Mary Magdalene in the life of Christ and the earliest beginnings of the Church.

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Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock

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This icon was inspired by the text of Revelation 3:20 as depicted in the familiar painting Christ at Heart’s Door by Warner Sallman. Although the subject is unique for an icon, it is presented in conventional iconographic imagery. Christ’s stance and shape denote movement, showing that his arrival…

St. Joseph with the Child Jesus

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This icon is a meditation on the relationships Jesus has with both his earthly father and his Heavenly Father. Jesus and St. Joseph are returning from a trip to the Temple in Jerusalem, still dressed in their white garments. Jesus leaps out of the arms of Joseph and looks up both to heaven and to the…

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The Ascension

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"Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking up toward heaven?" (Acts 1:9-11) Mary and the apostles witness the miracle of the Ascension, celebrated forty days after Easter each year as one of the major feasts of the Church.

St. Juan Diego

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An iconic representation of Blessed Juan Diego displaying the tilma with the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Printed on sturdy, cream-colored cover stock, these cards are perfect for gifts, mailing enclosures, keepsake bookmarks, devotional or parish use. Cards are 3 1/8" x 4 5/8". Personalize your…

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The Nativity

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This ancient Byzantine icon of “The Nativity" is far different from the usual scenes of joy and intimacy in western Christian art. It presents the Gospel story with a wealth of symbolic detail, including elements from the Protevangelion of James as well as the Nativity narratives in Luke and Matthew…

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St. Scholastica and St. Benedict

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This composition by Sister Mary Charles shows the young St. Benedict and his twin sister, St. Scholastica, founders of the male and female Benedictine monastic orders. The original hangs in the chapel of St. Scholastica’s Monastery in Duluth, Minnesota.