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This design features a stained glass image of commissioning of seven deacons. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
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.
Graphic stylized image of a kneeling deacon wearing red and white vestments.
…and they chose Stephen, a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit, together with Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicolaus, a proselyte of Antioch. They had these men stand before the apostles, who prayed and laid their hands on them." It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
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.
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.
Woodland scene with babbling brook in blue and turquoise with a white cross
This design features a chalice, gospel book and stole. This design would be appropriate for a deacon ordination or priest ordination.
This design features a stained glass image of commissioning of seven deacons. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
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.
This design features the detail of an Icon of Christ washing Peter's feet. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
(Gold-stamped) Rejoice with those called to the diaconate. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". This card was formerly CA5722.
Rejoice with those called to the diaconate. Cross with crook draped with stole on background wash of violet and gold.
Three-panel illustration: Cross and stole, Gospel book, basket of food/money (alms)
Painting of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter by Ford Madox Brown.
Rejoice with those celebrating the anniversary of their ordination. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". Watercolor purple cross with yellow, blue and green background and white calligraphy
Symbols of the four evangelists. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". white background with symbols of the 4 evangelists on left side in red, green, and navy; maroon text on right side with blue vertical stripe
Rejoice with those celebrating the anniversary of their ordination. The cards measure 5.93" by 4.38". Image of sower scattering seed
This design features an Icon of Christ washing the feet of the disciples. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
This design features the detail of an Icon of Christ washing Peter's feet. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
This design features an Icon of Christ washing the feet of the disciples. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
A painting of St. Peter commissioning seven deacons as recounted in Acts, chapter 6.
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.
Green Celtic knotwork cross outlined with a fine line of gold ink. Appropriate for diaconate or priesthood ordination.
A Benedictine cross in red with a thin gold cross overlay. Appropriate for diaconate or priesthood ordinations.
Green Celtic knotwork cross outlined with a fine line of gold ink. Appropriate for diaconate or priesthood ordination.
A Benedictine cross in red with a thin gold cross overlay. Appropriate for diaconate or priesthood ordinations.
…and they chose Stephen, a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit, together with Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicolaus, a proselyte of Antioch. They had these men stand before the apostles, who prayed and laid their hands on them." It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
