A silhouette of the hand of the bishop anointing the forehead of a young man. A colorful stained glass window of the Holy Spirit is in the background.
A shepherd's staff in gold foil (symbol for a bishop) with a striking red background. Lettering in white.
This design features the bishop's imposed hands above a gospel book in red with the symbols for the four Evangelists on the cover and a green stole behind. It is intended for deacon ordinations. Related Products: ORD21
The text "Shepherd the Church of God" is in dark green, hand-lettered Roman Capitals. A gold crosier is at the left of the lettering. This design is appropriate for the ordination of a bishop. Related Products: ORD45
5" x 7". Stained glass image of Christ the High Priest. Appropriate as a thank you or retirement card for priests or bishops.
RCIA Stage 2 - Election (The bishop approves candidate for sacraments of Initiation, First Sunday of Lent.) This card is intended to mark the Rite of Election. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38".
The text "Shepherd the Church of God" is in dark green, hand-lettered Roman Capitals. A gold crosier is at the left of the lettering. This design is appropriate for the ordination of a bishop. Related Products: ORD45S
RCIA Stage 2 - Election (The bishop approves candidate for sacraments of Initiation, First Sunday of Lent.) The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". Lettering on bright blue ground with multi-colored cross–orange, yellow, green—in oil pastels
This design features the bishop's imposed hands above a gospel book in red with the symbols for the four Evangelists on the cover and a green stole behind. It is intended for deacon ordinations. Related Products: ORD21S
…inspiration for this original icon. Our Lady of the Snows and Our Lady of Guadalupe both involved natural events at miraculously unnatural times: Snow in August showed Roman Christians where to build St. Mary Major. Roses in December helped Juan Diego convince a skeptical bishop. Related Products:…
…inspiration for this original icon. Our Lady of the Snows and Our Lady of Guadalupe both involved natural events at miraculously unnatural times: Snow in August showed Roman Christians where to build St. Mary Major. Roses in December helped Juan Diego convince a skeptical Bishop. Related Products:…
