Rejoice with those called to the diaconate. Cross with crook draped with stole on background wash of violet and gold.
A deep green equilateral cross draped with a red deacon's stole. The Holy Spirit symbol is in the upper left quadrant and a gospel book in the righ; a bowl and towel can be seen at the lower right.
This design features an Icon of Christ washing the feet of the disciples. It is intended for diaconate ordinations. Related Products: ORD26S
A black equilateral cross draped with a red deacon's stole. The Holy Spirit symbol is in the upper left quadrant and a gospel book in the righ; a bowl and towel can be seen at the lower right. Related Products: ORD50S
Watercolor image of a bishop placing the book of the Gospels in the hands of a newly ordained deacon. A stained glass window of the Holy Spirit is visible in the background in green and blue shades of glass.
(Gold-stamped) Rejoice with those called to the diaconate. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". This card was formerly CA5722.
This design features a scene taken from Acts 6: "Now during those days, when the disciples were increasing in number, the Hellenists complained against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution of food. And the twelve called together the whole community of…
Line drawing of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter. The drawing is in dark green ink and is appropriate for ordinations for deacons. Related Products: ORD41
Great Christmas card for a Brother, Deacon or your Parish Minister. Front of card has an illuminated bible and candles with poinsettias in the background.* Generous 5 x 7 inch size* Hand-done lettering* Single fold card style* Appropriate Bible verse included inside* Fine quality envelopes
Woodland scene with babbling brook in blue and turquoise with a white cross
Mary and Joseph bending over Child Jesus with lamb looking on.
Circular stained glass image of the adoration of the shepherds.
This design features a stained glass image of commissioning of seven deacons. It is intended for diaconate ordinations. Related Products: ORD23S
This design features a cross shaped like a shepherd's crook, wrapped with a deacon's stole. It is intended for diaconate ordinations. The background is a printed pattern, but the paper seen inside and on the back is white. Related Products: ORD14S
This design features a cross shaped like a shepherd's crook, wrapped with a deacon's stole. It is intended for diaconate ordinations. The background is a printed pattern, but the paper seen inside and on the back is white. Related Products: ORD14
Handsomely styled gold-plated cross with red enamel inlay and woven red ribbon marker. A stole lies over the cross in the manner of a deacon. 1 1/4" tall with 13 1/2" ribbon. Boxed.
A black equilateral cross draped with a red deacon's stole. The Holy Spirit symbol is in the upper left quadrant and a gospel book in the righ; a bowl and towel can be seen at the lower right. Related Products: ORD50
A deacon vested in a red dalmatic kneels, holding a chalice in one hand and a censer in the other. Related Products: ORD48S
A deacon vested in a red dalmatic kneels, holding a chalice in one hand and a censer in the other. Related Products: ORD48
Stained glass nativity with shepherd adoring the Christ Child
Shepherds gaze up at the brightly shining star of Bethlehem on a deep blue background.
A tonsured deacon in a red dalmatic holds a chalice in one hand and a censer in the other. The words "Arctius altari coniuctus" ("Bound more closely to the altar") are above with a red start capital letter. Related Products: ORD47S
A tonsured deacon in a red dalmatic holds a chalice in one hand and a censer in the other. The words "Arctius altari coniuctus" ("Bound more closely to the altar") are above with a red start capital letter. Related Products: ORD47
Graphic stylized image of a kneeling deacon wearing red and white vestments.
A painting of St. Peter commissioning seven deacons as recounted in Acts, chapter 6.
This design features a scene taken from Acts 6: "Now during those days, when the disciples were increasing in number, the Hellenists complained against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution of food. And the twelve called together the whole community of…
