Immaculate Conception Cathedral
Brownsville, TX
Although some of the cards shown on this page were purchased inexpensively at gift shops we’ve visited, most were received free of charge.
If you’re interested in receiving free prayer cards, leaflets, and more, the process is simple; the outcome, delightful. You can contact the organizations listed on the “Credits” page, or you can subscribe to their mailing list(s) online. Of course, this excludes some of the cards, such as those in the remembrances section.
Donations aren’t required to get on any of the mailing lists. Still, should you choose to contribute, your financial support is always appreciated since the income stream finances missions, special projects, and other worthwhile endeavors.
Thank you!
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Cards: A – H / O / P – R / S – V /// Credits /// Saints: A – E / F – J / K – P / R – V
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Shared thoughts... 
Der Tag neigt sich zu Ende, und sogar die Sonne kommt hinter den Wolken hervor,wünsche dir einen schönen Tag, viele liebe Grüsse Klaus
Translation: The day is ending, and even the sun comes out from behind the clouds. Have a nice day. Lots of greetings, Klaus
Here on the Coastal Bend of Texas next to the Gulf of Mexico it’s just past noon. We have about eight more hours of sunshine. I’m pretty sure it’s quite dry, humid, and warm compared to where you are. Still, there’s nowhere I’d rather be than here.
Thank goodness for diversity, right?
Here’s wishing you a blessed evening and sweet dreams, Klaus.
Very nice. Sure would like to have copies of the Holy Spirit prayer.
I would like to give these cards out to the children in our parish.
Yvonne, have you looked online to find free printable prayer cards? There are LOTS of sites. You may have to search a lot to find what you’re looking for specifically, but you’d be surprised at how much is out there waiting for you. So… “ask, seek, knock” (Father Casey, 1870-1957).
Happy browsing!
Hi, Yvonne. I’ve been looking online since yesterday to find prayer card resources for you. Some places offer cards for free; others, for a fee. Just search “free prayer cards” and see what you come up with.
From Franciscan Mission Associates, I’ve received three different Holy Spirt prayer cards over time. The latest one received this month is H-90. I also have their novena leaflet (R-27 R). If you contact Father Primo, FMA director, you can find out how to obtain a set for your CCE students. I wrote to him at the end of December and, within a week or so, I received the St. Anthony relics I’d requested. Of course, I also made a donation in advance; so maybe that helped. It doesn’t hurt to ask, so don’t be shy.
The orange-and-yellow “Come, Holy Spirit” prayer card that you like came from the Sisters of the Congregation of St. Joseph. Check the prayer cards “credits” for the address, phone number, and websites so that you can contact them.
The Central Association of the Miraculous Medal has an online novena that includes the “Come, Holy Spirit” prayer also, if you’re interested. I have both the link and the prayers (pdf file) listed.
Other links of interest… Holy card project… Prayer card pro… Prayer cards USA… Printable prayer cards… Ukok’s place