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Laminated Holy Card St. Therese - 25 Pieces Per Package

Original price $23.75 - Original price $23.75
Original price
$23.75
$23.75 - $23.75
Current price $23.75

Description:

With this Laminated Holy Card, you may learn about the beauty and spiritual significance of St. Therese. These cards are made of high-quality materials and include beautiful Catholic imagery and gold foil stamping on the front. A heartfelt prayer dedicated to St. Therese may be found on the back. The crystal-clear lamination assures long-term durability, allowing you to take this holy card everywhere you go.

Each box includes 25 beautifully laminated cards that are ideal for personal devotion, sharing with loved ones, or distributing across your church group. This holy card serves as a strong reminder of faith and hope, or whether you request St. Therese's intercession as a patron saint of Florists, Missions & Aviators.

Item No.

AM-800-6180

Product Information
  • Laminated Holy Card St. Therese
  • Patron Saints of Florists, Missions & Aviators
  • Feast Day - October 1
  • Front of the card: Image of St. Therese in a Laminated Holy Card
  • Back of the card: Prayers to St. Therese
  • Material: Laminated Cardstock
  • Size: 2-5/8" W x 4-3/8" H
  • 25 Pieces Per Package
Story and Symbolism

St. Therese, or "The Little Flower" or "The Little Flower of Jesus," became a saint because of her unconditional and genuine approach to the love of God and the grace of the Holy Spirit. St. Therese was canonized by Pope Pius XI on May 17, 1925.