The Mother of God is honored under many titles and sacred images across East and West. This set gathers apparitions, wonderworking icons and beloved titles in one bundle.
Mary honored under her titles, apparitions and wonderworking icons, in the East and the West.
This bundle includes 16 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 16 cards in this bundle
- Our Lady of Guadalupe: Mary's appearance to Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill in 1531, honored every year on December 12.
- Our Lady of Perpetual Help: The Byzantine icon in which angels carry the instruments of the Passion and the Christ Child clings to his Mother's hand as a sandal slips from his foot.
- Our Lady of Lourdes: Mary's appearances to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in the grotto of Massabielle in 1858, a call to prayer, penance and trust in God.
- Our Lady of Kibeho: The first Vatican-approved Marian apparition in Africa, seen by three schoolgirls in Rwanda beginning on November 28, 1981.
- Our Lady of Las Lajas: The shrine in the Guáitara River canyon near Ipiales, Colombia, where the Virgin and Child appear on the rock itself. Devotion traces to an event in 1754.
- Our Lady of Zeitoun: Mary's luminous appearance above Saint Mary's Coptic Church in Cairo, beginning April 2, 1968, seen by great crowds over three years.
- Our Lady of Lebanon: The statue at Harissa, standing since 1908 with open arms over the Mediterranean, a spiritual symbol for Maronites and Christians across the Middle East.
- Our Lady of Elige: One of the oldest and most cherished Marian icons of the Maronite Church, venerated in the cave shrine of Elige in the Qadisha Valley.
- Our Lady of Iveron: The wonderworking icon of the Mother of God the Gate-Keeper, kept at Iviron Monastery on Mount Athos.
- Our Lady of the Sign (Platytéra): The icon of Mary with raised hands and Christ Emmanuel in a medallion at her breast, proclaiming the Incarnation.
- Hodegetria Icon of the Mother of God: One of the oldest and most copied icons of Mary, "She Who Shows the Way," pointing to Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life.
- Panagia Tricherousa: The Three-Handed Theotokos, tied to Saint John of Damascus, who was falsely accused of treason while defending holy icons. The icon is kept at Hilandar Monastery on Mount Athos.
- Axion Estin: The wonderworking icon of the Theotokos kept in the Protaton Church at Karyes on Mount Athos, linked by Athonite tradition to the hymn "It Is Truly Meet" first sung there in 982.
- Salus Populi Romani: The ancient icon of Mary, Protectress of the Roman People, venerated in the Pauline Chapel of Saint Mary Major.
- Our Lady of Champion: The only approved Marian apparition in the United States, to Adele Brise in Champion, Wisconsin, in 1859, calling people to conversion, prayer and penance.
- Theotokos of Vladimir: The ancient Byzantine icon of the Tenderness, in which the Christ Child presses his face to his Mother's.
Each card features sacred artwork on the front and a short biography with a prayer on the back. Every card is handmade and laminated in Austin, Texas, and a prayer is said for the person who will receive it.
The Mother of God is honored under many titles and sacred images across East and West. This set gathers apparitions, wonderworking icons and beloved titles in one bundle.
Mary honored under her titles, apparitions and wonderworking icons, in the East and the West.
This bundle includes 16 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 16 cards in this bundle
- Our Lady of Guadalupe: Mary's appearance to Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill in 1531, honored every year on December 12.
- Our Lady of Perpetual Help: The Byzantine icon in which angels carry the instruments of the Passion and the Christ Child clings to his Mother's hand as a sandal slips from his foot.
- Our Lady of Lourdes: Mary's appearances to Saint Bernadette Soubirous in the grotto of Massabielle in 1858, a call to prayer, penance and trust in God.
- Our Lady of Kibeho: The first Vatican-approved Marian apparition in Africa, seen by three schoolgirls in Rwanda beginning on November 28, 1981.
- Our Lady of Las Lajas: The shrine in the Guáitara River canyon near Ipiales, Colombia, where the Virgin and Child appear on the rock itself. Devotion traces to an event in 1754.
- Our Lady of Zeitoun: Mary's luminous appearance above Saint Mary's Coptic Church in Cairo, beginning April 2, 1968, seen by great crowds over three years.
- Our Lady of Lebanon: The statue at Harissa, standing since 1908 with open arms over the Mediterranean, a spiritual symbol for Maronites and Christians across the Middle East.
- Our Lady of Elige: One of the oldest and most cherished Marian icons of the Maronite Church, venerated in the cave shrine of Elige in the Qadisha Valley.
- Our Lady of Iveron: The wonderworking icon of the Mother of God the Gate-Keeper, kept at Iviron Monastery on Mount Athos.
- Our Lady of the Sign (Platytéra): The icon of Mary with raised hands and Christ Emmanuel in a medallion at her breast, proclaiming the Incarnation.
- Hodegetria Icon of the Mother of God: One of the oldest and most copied icons of Mary, "She Who Shows the Way," pointing to Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life.
- Panagia Tricherousa: The Three-Handed Theotokos, tied to Saint John of Damascus, who was falsely accused of treason while defending holy icons. The icon is kept at Hilandar Monastery on Mount Athos.
- Axion Estin: The wonderworking icon of the Theotokos kept in the Protaton Church at Karyes on Mount Athos, linked by Athonite tradition to the hymn "It Is Truly Meet" first sung there in 982.
- Salus Populi Romani: The ancient icon of Mary, Protectress of the Roman People, venerated in the Pauline Chapel of Saint Mary Major.
- Our Lady of Champion: The only approved Marian apparition in the United States, to Adele Brise in Champion, Wisconsin, in 1859, calling people to conversion, prayer and penance.
- Theotokos of Vladimir: The ancient Byzantine icon of the Tenderness, in which the Christ Child presses his face to his Mother's.
Each card features sacred artwork on the front and a short biography with a prayer on the back. Every card is handmade and laminated in Austin, Texas, and a prayer is said for the person who will receive it.
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