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Frequent Communion – Eucharist Card – pack of 10/100/1000 – Restored Vintage Holy Card #020
Frequent Communion – Eucharist Card – pack of 10/100/1000 – Restored Vintage Holy Card #020
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4.25x2.75" Holy Card. Card stock. Matt finish. Good quality.
On the front of this lovely French holy card it says, "Frequent Communion. The divine touch animates the cold heart; little by little he feels within himself WHAT THE HEART OF JESUS FEELS." On the back of our restoration we have included a prayer and several quotes by Saints which are gentle statements on the benefits of communion.
Charles Letaille was a holy card printer in the mid 19th Century in Paris, who specialized in exquisite engravings. This was at a time when the general art scene in Paris was so profoundly talented and there were so many good artists that publishers such as Letaille could print perfect pictures such as this. In the opinion of many people, the Parisians were so good at that time that it's kind of embarrassing for the rest of the world.
We price our holy cards inexpensively so they can be used to spread the faith.
You might be interested in fine art prints of this image in our shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/1310748329/eucharist-art-frequent-communion-based.
Thank you for your interest.
Sue and John
Image Restoration © www.CatholicArtAndJewelry.com
On the front of this lovely French holy card it says, "Frequent Communion. The divine touch animates the cold heart; little by little he feels within himself WHAT THE HEART OF JESUS FEELS." On the back of our restoration we have included a prayer and several quotes by Saints which are gentle statements on the benefits of communion.
Charles Letaille was a holy card printer in the mid 19th Century in Paris, who specialized in exquisite engravings. This was at a time when the general art scene in Paris was so profoundly talented and there were so many good artists that publishers such as Letaille could print perfect pictures such as this. In the opinion of many people, the Parisians were so good at that time that it's kind of embarrassing for the rest of the world.
We price our holy cards inexpensively so they can be used to spread the faith.
You might be interested in fine art prints of this image in our shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/1310748329/eucharist-art-frequent-communion-based.
Thank you for your interest.
Sue and John
“Grant unto me, I pray, the grace of
receiving not only the Sacrament of
our Lord’s Body and Blood, but also
the grace and power of the
Sacrament… that I may be part of His
mystical Body.” – St. Thomas Aquinas.
“The Eucharist is the bread that gives
strength.” – St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta
“For a long time Jesus and I had gazed at
each other and understood each other. On
that day it was no longer a matter of gazing:
it was a union. There were no longer two of
us. I had disappeared like a drop of water
lost in the depth of the ocean. Only Jesus
remained – as Master and King.” – Saint
Therese of Lisieux
On the front of this lovely French holy card it says, “Frequent Communion. The divine touch animates the cold heart; little by little he feels within himself WHAT THE HEART OF JESUS FEELS.” c. 1850.
Image Restoration © www.CatholicArtAndJewelry.com
