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Immaculate Heart of Mary – Novena on Back – pack of 10/100/1000 – Restored Vintage Holy Card
Immaculate Heart of Mary – Novena on Back – pack of 10/100/1000 – Restored Vintage Holy Card
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Holy Card
-- 4.25x2.75"
-- Sturdy 14 Point Cardstock
-- Matte finish both sides
This Immaculate Heart is one of the most beautiful we've seen. It is rich and nuanced, beautifully detailed, and we just love the colors. Mary has such a delicate expression in it. It was printed in the late 19th Century by G. Benziger of Switzerland, who was maybe the only publisher outside of France who could rival the quality of French holy card work. It was done for his distribution of religious goods at the Einsiedeln, Switzerland, shrine, one of the great European pilgrimages to Our Lady. Einsiedeln, still popular today, but it was especially large in the 19th Century before Lourdes, Fatima, and even Lisieux.
The devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary has a long history. According to EWTN, it became popular in the 17th Century through the work of St. John Eudes, a French priest who had a great love of the Blessed Mother. By the 19th Century, the devotion was widespread throughout the Church.
The German at the bottom of the print is a a line from "Brockes Passion" by Handel. It's about the Passion of Christ.
In Liebe komm zu mir sofort
Auch mein Herz ward [archaic form of "wird"] vom Schwert durchbohrt.
Come to me at once in love
So is my heart pierced by the sword
We have put one of the most popular Novenas to the Immaculate Heart on the back.
We love old Catholic lithographs. It is our joy to bring them to you.
This image pairs with a Sacred Heart of Jesus which we intend to hopefully also offer in our shop soon.
As with this and all of our images, you may have a custom holy card made with a personalized back printed for you. See this listing for details: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1019181226/custom-holy-cards
We also offer art prints of this image at:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1456436370/new-immaculate-heart-of-mary-benziger
Thank you for your interest.
Sue and John
Image Restoration © www.CatholicArtAndJewelry.com
-- 4.25x2.75"
-- Sturdy 14 Point Cardstock
-- Matte finish both sides
This Immaculate Heart is one of the most beautiful we've seen. It is rich and nuanced, beautifully detailed, and we just love the colors. Mary has such a delicate expression in it. It was printed in the late 19th Century by G. Benziger of Switzerland, who was maybe the only publisher outside of France who could rival the quality of French holy card work. It was done for his distribution of religious goods at the Einsiedeln, Switzerland, shrine, one of the great European pilgrimages to Our Lady. Einsiedeln, still popular today, but it was especially large in the 19th Century before Lourdes, Fatima, and even Lisieux.
The devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary has a long history. According to EWTN, it became popular in the 17th Century through the work of St. John Eudes, a French priest who had a great love of the Blessed Mother. By the 19th Century, the devotion was widespread throughout the Church.
The German at the bottom of the print is a a line from "Brockes Passion" by Handel. It's about the Passion of Christ.
In Liebe komm zu mir sofort
Auch mein Herz ward [archaic form of "wird"] vom Schwert durchbohrt.
Come to me at once in love
So is my heart pierced by the sword
We have put one of the most popular Novenas to the Immaculate Heart on the back.
We love old Catholic lithographs. It is our joy to bring them to you.
This image pairs with a Sacred Heart of Jesus which we intend to hopefully also offer in our shop soon.
As with this and all of our images, you may have a custom holy card made with a personalized back printed for you. See this listing for details: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1019181226/custom-holy-cards
We also offer art prints of this image at:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1456436370/new-immaculate-heart-of-mary-benziger
Thank you for your interest.
Sue and John
Image Restoration © www.CatholicArtAndJewelry.com
