Profession of Vows Card
Description
Profession of Vows Card - A card to celebrate the occasion of profession of vows in a Religious Order or Institute
SC08B
ITEM
Religious Life Card
PRODUCT CODE
SC08B
SUITABILITY
A card to celebrate the occasion of profession of vows in a Religious Order or Institute
WORDING
Contains the wording of our Watermead Hymn "Giving sets us free"
The wording on the front of this card reads:
"When wisdom enters your heart
and knowledge delights you
God will watch over you and guide you."
PRESENTATION
Printed on cream card and hand-finished and presented with a cream 100 gsm quality envelope in a polypropylene display sleeve.
SIZE
110 mm x 220 mm (DL ISO standard envelope size)
PLEASE NOTE
These cards are printed when ordered, so it is sometimes possible to personalise the design. Availability depends on the date required and the price on the quantity ordered. Please ask.
Additional product information
- More information
- WATERMEAD STORY Fr John (spiritual guide and co-founder to Watermead) is what we term a 'Religious' priest, belonging to a religious institute - The Institute of Charity (nicknamed the "Rosminians"). There have been many 'religious' men and women, from various religious institutions, involved with us over the years and, thus, our selection of 'Religious Life' cards reflect these good friends and supporters of our apostolate. THE RELIGIOUS LIFE People can consecrate their life to God, living either individually or as a member of a religious institute. Every religious institute will have its own unique aim, or charism and adheres to a particular way of religious living that is conducive to it, whether 'contemplative', 'enclosed', 'mendicant' or 'apostolic'. Institutes are "a society in which members pronounce public vows and lead a life of brothers or sisters in common" - the details and process of which are decided by the particular institute's religious rules, constitutions and statutes. THE SACRAMENTS The Christian journey is marked by special moments of God’s blessing called Sacraments. There are seven: Baptism (Christening), Confirmation (or Chrismation), the Eucharist (Holy Communion), Penance (Confession/Reconciliation), the Anointing of the Sick (formerly termed Last Rites), Holy Orders (Priesthood and Religious life) and Matrimony (Marriage) - linking the stages of human life with the stages of the spiritual life.