One blog that escaped my blogroll until now is Holy Cards For Your Inspiration by Micki from Fort Wayne, Indiana. She posts beautiful pictures of (mainly vintage) holy cards. I would only warn you that it is possible to spend far too much time browsing this site...
Translation of the text on the above card:
[At the top:] The pause on the journey -- or the daily visit.
[At the bottom:] It is only there that my heart is at rest. Everything is taken away from my sight before that tabernacle. If someone were to ask me, "Where is your happiness?" -- I would answer, "Look! Jesus, through a miracle, has placed His home in the midst of my exile."
2 comments:
Thank you for finding my blog and featuring one of my holy cards.
I am delighted to add you to my links and I look forward to coming back and catching up on all you have so generously posted.
Dear Father Finigan
Last year on the 23rd April 2008,St Georges Day, Micki posted the following holy card on her blog Holy Cards For Your Inspiration .
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
River of Suffering..........April 23
And I saw the River
over which every soul must pass
to reach the Kingdom of Heaven,
and the name of the River was SUFFERING...
and I saw the Boat which carries souls across the River,
and the name of that Boat was...LOVE."
St. John of the Cross
Posted by Micki at Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Tomorrow on the 23rd April 2009,St Georges Day here in the London Borough of Bexley, we will see the official Thames Gateway launch of the New Erith Library between 1.30-2.30 pm by the Mayor of Bexley and other VIP's.Poor Londoners can confirm that we Thames people are currently SUFFERING badly from the effects of economic recession, and we can only pray that our new flagship library will be a vessel of LOVE to inspire recovery.
Your prayers and Christian interaction as the RC Dean of Bexley with tomorrow's St George's Day event would be greatly appreciated.
Rosa Mystica ora pro nobis!
St George pray for us!
In XtO "Vesper" aka
ROY HOBSON FCES1990,FRICS1984,Grad Dipl QS
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