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This is a pack of 100 unlaminated holy cards with prayer on the back.

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This holy card of St. Thomas, whose feast day is July 3,  has him standing with a spear and a book.  On the back is the following prayer:

O Glorious St. Thomas, your grief for Jesus was such that it would not let you believe He had risen unless you actually saw Him and touched His wounds.  But your love for Jesus was equally great and it led you to give up your life for Him.  Pray for us that we may grieve for our sins which were the cause of Christ's sufferings.  Help us to give ouselves in His service and so earn the title of "blessed" which Jesus applied to those who would believe in Him without seeing Him.

Amen

St. Thomas the Apostle

Feast Day: Roman Rite Calendar - 07/03 Tridentine Calendar - 07/03 Patron Of: Against Doubt, Architects, Blind People, Builders, Construction Workers, Geometricians, Masons, Stone Masons, Stone Workers, Surveyors, Theologians Also known as Didymus; the Twin; Apostle of India; Doubting Thomas Profile     Apostle. He was ready to die with Jesus when Christ went to Jerusalem, but is best remembered for doubting the Resurrection until allowed to touch Christ's wounds. Preached in Parthia, Persia and India, though he was so reluctant to start the mission that he had to be taken into slavery by a merchant headed that way. He eventually gave in to God's will, was freed, and planted the new Church over a wide area. He formed many parishes and built many churches along the way. His symbol is the builder's square, from an ancient story that built a palace for King Guduphara in India. Born     unknown Died     stabbed with a spear c.72 in India All information used with permission of the Patron Saint Index.

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