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Cards feature beautiful works of art representing 45 unique saints, plus reverent depictions of Christ for the King cards.

"Learn from the saints and follow them, for in doing so, you will become saints!"

Standard 52-card deck with beautiful images of the saints--the only deck your Catholic family will ever need! - Premium 52-card deck featuring beautiful images of the saints
- Each card a brilliant, colorful work of holy art
- Great gifts for First Communion, godchildren, Easter baskets, and Christmas stockings.
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Made of the highest quality, durable card stock, sourced in Germany, with a linen finish

Holy Playing Cards: Saints Edition are a fantastic way to cultivate an appreciation of the saints among your friends and loved ones while playing your favorite card games. Saints depicted range from ancient to modern, beginning with figures such as John the Baptist, the Apostles, the Early Church Fathers, through the ages to such figures as Joan of Arc, Padre Pio, Thérèse of Lisieux, André Bessette, and John Paul II. Holy Playing Cards is family-owned and operated, based just outside of Notre Dame, Indiana. 10% of all proceeds go to charity. "Learn from the saints and follow them, for in doing so, you will become saints."

30/11/2023

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17/04/2023

After visiting Lourdes on our honeymoon, my husband and I traveled to Nevers to see Bernadette’s incorrupt body. I have always been fascinated by the Incorruptibles and was very excited to see her. I still don’t understand why God chooses to preserve some of His saints this way, but I treasure these mysteries of the Catholic faith and am so grateful to have been able to visit dear Bernadette. St. Bernadette, pray for us! 🙏

20/03/2023

ITE AD JOSEPH
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Yesterday was the feast of St. Joseph! I try not to be on social media on Sundays, so we are a day late on the post here—I hope everyone celebrated this very special Saint!
I’m currently reading The Life of Saint Joseph as manifested by Our Lord Jesus Christ to Maria Cecilia Baij as part of a book club. It’s not a book I would have normally chosen for myself but so far I am loving this glimpse into perhaps what our dear St Joseph’s life was like. I felt giddy when getting to the part where Joseph and Mary finally met! I’ve always prayed to St Joseph, but now am really understanding his role as protector and defender of the Church and of us! ❤️St. Joseph, pray for us 🙏

11/02/2023

Today is the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes! My husband and I visited Lourdes on our honeymoon, almost 5 years ago. I have to admit, I wasn’t expecting much—I had heard it was really commercial—but I was blown away by the peace and beauty there. Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for us! 🙏

08/02/2023

“The whole of my life has been God’s gift”~St. Josephine Bakhita

St. Bakhita talks about how were she to meet her enslavers again, she would kiss their hands, for had she not been kidnapped and sold into slavery she would not know Jesus. How profound to see the goodness that came out of such a horrible event. St. Bakhita, thank you for your example of thanksgiving! Pray for us! 🙏

12/12/2022

“Am I not here, I, who am your mother? Are you not under my shadow? Am I not your health? Are you not by chance held in my mantle?” ~ Our Lady of Guadalupe to St. Juan Diego

Click the link in our profile to get to an excellent sermon on Our Lady of Guadalupe by one of our favorite priests to listen to!

To say our family loves Our Lady of Guadalupe would be an understatement. She’s in our cards, she’s on the box… we even have a giant print of her miraculous tilma front and center in our living room! Dearest Mother, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas, pray for us, pray for our nation. We love you! 🙏❤️

03/10/2022

“If God can work through me, He can work through anyone.” - St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us!

St. Francis left a comfortable life of wealth and popularity to pursue God in poverty. Though he is often pictured with animals, we chose a painting of him holding a skull, contemplating his own mortality as he was torn between a life of service and one of prayer and would often retreat to silent contemplation of Our Lord whenever he could. Read more about St. Francis on our website!

Also, please pray for those affected by Hurricane Ian. Thanks be to God, our family is safe, but many have lost everything. St. Francis, pray for us!

25/07/2022

Happy Feast of St. James the Great! He was the first apostle to be martyred and has inspired one of the most popular pilgrimages in the world—the Camino de Santiago. Here’s a picture of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. My husband and I were fortunate to travel a bit of the Way of St. James on our honeymoon and attend mass here at the Cathedral. We look forward to doing the Camino someday as a family when our children are bigger. St. James, pray for us! 🙏

24/07/2022

“The family is the basis of the Lord’s plan; and all forces of evil are focusing all their evil on destroying the family […] Guard your families and keep them from the schemes of the evil one through the presence of God in them. Protect and keep them through prayer and dialog, through mutual understanding and forgiveness, through honesty and faithfulness, and most importantly, through listening.”

Happy feast of St. Charbel! This amazing Lebanese saint is known for working miracles! He is especially venerated in the Maronite Catholic Church, one of the many Eastern Catholic Churches in communion with Rome—if you’ve never been to a Maronite Mass, I can’t recommend it enough! The Consecration is even said in Aramaic, the same words that Jesus spoke. It is ancient and beautiful, a treasure of the Church.

St. Charbel, pray for us! 🙏

13/07/2022

From Praying with Mother Teresa by Susan Conroy… my husband is reading this book and was struck by this beautiful prayer. We prayed it together as a family this morning.

The author notes that Mother Teresa said it was not possible to engage in God’s work “without being a soul at prayer.” I love how this fits in with celebrating St. Benedict’s feast day on Monday and the focus on “ora et labora.”

St. Teresa of Calcutta, pray for us! Holy Spirit, teach us how to pray! 🙏

11/07/2022

“Ora et labora” or “pray and work” — a quick summation of the Benedictine rule. Inspired by God, Benedict lived a strict life and structured his monasteries as such to combat the lax attitudes in Roman society at the time. May his discipline inspire us as it still inspires and is the basis for modern monastic life. St. Benedict, pray for us!

Check out website to read more about St. Benedict and the other Saints featured on Holy Playing Cards!

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