Family traditions abound at Christmas. My family celeb rated a wonderful Polish Christmas tradition of spreading straw on the dinner table for the special Christmas Eve dinner. It reminded us of the Lord’s humble birth in the straw-filled manger and that he is indeed among us whenever we gather in his name.
We can keep yet another Christmas Tradition alive and strong—proclaiming the good news of the coming of the Christ Child to our friends and families with a religious Christmas Keepsake card.
The Association has two unique Christmas cards for you. Each is more than a greeting. It is a Christmas gift of prayer. The Christmas Keepsake card and gift is something others can cherish as a treasury of memories. I know these cards will express love and joy to those who receive them from you this Christmas.
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  This "Keepsake" card announces a spiritual gift from you. The gift begins with remembrance in a novena that starts at the Christmas Midnight Mass in the Shrine. (click on the small card to view the inside of the card)
The “Keepsake” insert is something your friends will
keep after they dispose of ordinary cards. Write your message
on the reverse of the beautiful Christmas insert, and replace it in the
card.
This card's artwork enhanced by embossed gold foil, depicts a religious theme that is an invitation to prayer and the true spirit of Christmas. (click on the small card to view the inside of the card)
This card also announces a spiritual gift from you. The gift begins with remembrance in a novena that starts at the Christmas Midnight Mass in the Shrine
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You still have time to receive them so order your cards today.
Remember, too, your contribution—whether
$10, $25, or more—will support the Association. It will help spread devotion to the Blessed Mother and aid the poor and those who minister to them.
I pray that our Lady will protect you and your dear ones daily.
Sincerely yours in Mary,
Order your Christmas cards today.
View the beautiful Christmas gift ideas from the Association.
Send your petitions to be remembered in the novena of Masses starting on Christmas. |
