Looking for a meaningful way to give the gift of prayer this Christmas? Our Christmas Rosary Card is a beautiful way to let someone know that you have prayed a Rosary for their intentions during this holy season.
The Christmas tree is a beautiful reminder of the everlasting life that Jesus offers us. Its evergreen branches remain green throughout the seasons, reminding us of the hope we have in Christ. A Catholic tradition associated with St. Boniface also connects the evergreen tree with the birth of Jesus and the promise of eternal life.
Use this Christmas Rosary Card to share the gift of prayer with a loved one, reminding them of the true joy of Christmas and the love of Christ.
About the Design:
The front of the card features an original watercolor Christmas tree decorated with ornaments that celebrate Christ and our Catholic faith. The candles represent Jesus, the Light of the World, who came into the world at Christmas.
Surrounding the tree is an evergreen garland intertwined with a Rosary, with the crucifix hanging in front of the Christmas Star above the tree as a reminder of Christ's love for us and the reason He came into the world.
About the Card:
- Front of card: Original watercolor Christmas tree decorated with Catholic ornaments and surrounded by an evergreen garland and Rosary
- Inside left of card: Bible verse: Luke 2:11-12: "For to you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you: you will find a babe wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger.”
- Inside right of card: space for writing your name and the date you prayed the Rosary
- Back of card: information about the Rosary, including its history
- 5.5" x 4.25" folded card
- Thick cardstock paper
- Premium white envelope
Interested in larger quantities? We offer bulk discounts for orders over 100 cards - contact us at this link with your information, what design you'd like, and the quantity of cards, and we'll email you an invoice for payment.
Learn more about the Catholic tradition of the Christmas tree in St. Boniface and the Christmas Tree from Catholic Answers.