St. Kolbe at His Very Messy Desk Postcard – Cheer up a friend! – Pack of 3, 10, or 100 – Victorian Catholic Art

This picture is a wonderful balm for anyone who experiences clutter. Here is one of the greatest Catholic Saints of the 20th Century, St. Maximilian Kolbe, at his very cluttered desk. Yes, he ran a million plus magazine, and a newspaper, and a radio station. But we are busy in our little lives too, and for some of us, clutter is always lurking. Get this for yourself, or a friend you know who is anxious about clutter, and help give them a laugh and help strengthen their peace of mind. Great Saints have clutter too! 

Elsewhere in out shop we offer this framed at a modest price. Search Kolbe if you're interested.

Maximilian Kolbe is famous for giving up his life in a Nazi concentration camp so that another man might live, but what is not well known about him is that he was heavily involved with the media of his day, starting a Catholic radio station, a daily Catholic newspaper, and a Catholic magazine, Knight of the Immaculata, which is still in existence today. The magazine got up to one million subscribers. But anyone who has raised a family knows there are also a million details in just doing that. It is hard to run a household and raise the children! Things get cluttered! It's okay! Have fun. Relax and ask St. Kolbe for help... at being holy

Comes in a set of three, ten, or one hundred postcards.

Also available in a handsome gold frame. Search our shop for Kolbe.

Thank you for your interest.

Sue and John Johnson
Lincoln, Nebraksa