Prayer in Adoration of the Blessed Sacament - Prayer Card
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The watercolor on the front of this card is of the Most Blessed Sacrament in a monstrance for Eucharistic adoration, adored by two angels on either side. The back of the card includes the Prayer in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
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5" x 3.5" card with rounded corners
- Made in the USA
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Thick cardstock paper
This beautiful piece is made by Novena Cards
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I thought I had given these adoration cards a review earlier, but maybe not. They are lovely and beautiful as the rosary and mass cards. Our church only has adoration once per month since we are a small congregation, but I cherish my one hour. Family and friends are always asking me to pray for someone and these cards are perfect to send. The only thing I wish is that the cards had places like the rosary and mass cards with the name of the person you are praying for; date and time; and a place for the prayer's name. When I sent one over Christmas, I added that at the bottom of the card.
