Thinking of You at Christmas

Heritage Spirit of Christmas Card

Item Number	Description	Price Each	Quantity	Total	Action
Stock Cards (No Imprinting)
CA3248	Package of 20 cards with 21 envelopes	$11.99	packages	$11.99

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Size (in inches):

4.375 x 5.9375 (A-6)

Inside Text:

Inside top panel: The miracle of His birth, the wonder of His love, the hope in His promise. Inside bottom panel: Thinking of you at Christmas and wishing you the peace that Christ alone can give. Let our hearts be filled with hope and love as we praise God for sending His only Son so that we might have the everlasting light of salvation. Merry Christmas

Bible Verse:

Romans 15:13

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace...

Item Details:

Striking, contemporary woodcut image of of the nativity by heritage artist Sr. Mary Charles McGough, OSB.

Text on Back:

CHRISTMAS HERITAGE COLLECTION
Sr. Mary Charles McGough, O.S.B. (1925-2007)
Sr. Mary Charles, gifted artist and iconographer, designed greeting cards for The Printery House in the 1960s and 70s and created icons for them in the1980s and 90s. Sister’s greatest joy was teaching; she chaired the Art Department of the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN, from 1959-1967, and created their summer Barn Program in 1968, turning a carriage house into an art studio.