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Novena is now an ebook. Click on image to learn more.
This book is the result of our desire to explore and celebrate what has been to us a mysterious yet profoundly meaningful ritual: the recitation of novenas. In many Catholic churches throughout the world, you will find folded pieces of paper with prayers, often addressed to a particular saint, written on them. These written devotions, left behind in gratitude, attest to answered prayers, offering hope to others in distress. We created Novena as a compilation of these folded paper prayers.
Our Lady of Guadalupe is now an ebook. Click on the image to learn more.
Our Lady of Guadalupe testifies that her love persists beyond this life.
Holy Cards is now in paperback and an ebook. Click on image to learn more.
Saints for All Occasions Notecards, click on image to purchase on Amazon.
Based on a collection of vintage holy cards, this set of notecards offers the perfect saint to send for every occasion. Send your best wishes with St. Casilda (invoked for luck), St. Vitus (invoked for laughter), and St. Teresa of Ávila (invoked for healing). For Mother’s Day there is St. Monica (Patron Saint of Mothers) and for graduations there is St. Thomas Aquinas (Patron Saint of Students). The gorgeous foil-stamped box includes 20 envelopes and 20 cards, each featuring a different saint.
Novena App is on iTunes. Click on image below to find out more. Follow us on Facebook.
Offering a modern take on the ancient Catholic tradition of using novena prayers to call on saints to help in earthly struggles, the app features visually striking vintage holy cards, prayers and histories for 36 popular saints from all over the world. Turn your cell phone into a prayer book.
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We so love what we do. Bpeace is the nonprofit network of business volunteers who work with entrepreneurs in violence-affected communities to scale their businesses, create significant employment for all and expand the economic power of women. More Jobs Mean Less Violence.®
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