Stickers are a fun way to keep little Catholic images around us, little reminders of our Fatih. On laptops, water bottles, mirrors, phones, etc. These small pictures are adorable.
Their beauty might prompt someone to ask what they are. Hint: Best way to evangelize is to answer their question simply, briefly. Plant the seed, don't try to wrestle them to believe! Add maybe one sentence saying what it means to you personally, and then the Holy Spirit work on them! :)
Printed on high-quality vinyl. Waterproof. Fade resistant, even in the dishwasher. Average 3" high. Sue’s are sometimes smaller (bottom row). They hold firmly but are easily removable from most surfaces.
The Images are, from left to right:
1. Sacred Heart by Philip Kemper
2. Source of Grace by Louis Turgis
3. Madonna and Child by Jean LaBrousse
4. Holy Spirit Dove from Altarpiece at St. Peters in Rome
5. Madonna and Child by Jessie Wilcox Smith
6. Crowning of Mary by Enrique Vidal
7. St Therese by Benedictine Monks in Beuron, Germany
8. Angel by Max Schmalzl from a Roman Missal
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9. Madonna and Child by Enrique Vidal
10. Sacred Heart Stained Glass
11. Immaculate Heart Stained Glass
12. Eucharist - 19th Century French Holy Card
13. All Creation Celebrates God by Hildegard von Bingen
14. Madonna of the Magnificat by Botticelli
15. Holy Mass -- 19th Century German Holy Card
16. Sacred Heart Flag
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17. Immaculate Heart by Fritz Kunz
18. Sacred Heart by Fritz Kunz
19. The Virgin by Joseph Stella
20. Jesus Savior of Mankind -- 19th Century French Holy Card
21. Rosa Mystica – St. Mary – by Edgar Maxence
22. St. Therese of Lisieux – by Edgar Maxence
23. Immaculate Heart -- 19th Century French Holy Card
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24. Eucharist by Sue Kouma Johnson
25. Jesus in My Heart by Sue Kouma Johnson
26. Mary and Jesus by Sue Kouma Johnson
27. Joan of Arc by Sue Kouam Johnson (after Rosetti)
28. Our Lady of Guadalupe by Sue Kouma Johnson
29. Immaculate Heart by Sue Kouma Johnson
30. Holy Spirit Dove by Sue Kouma Johnson
31. Sacred Heart by Sue Kouma Johnson
Sue's stickers are a bit smaller.
Thank you for your interest in our Catholic art project.
Have fun, and keep the Faith.
John and Sue Johnson
St. Mary's Parish, Lincoln, Nebraska
“In order to communicate the message entrusted to her by Christ, the Church needs art.”
~ St. Pope John Paul II
