Description
This sympathy Mass card with the quote “Life is Changed Not Ended” comforts those who mourn the loss of a loved one and reflects on the beautiful belief that loved ones who die never leave us. Cover features “Cloisters, New York City.”
In the midst of grief, a simple reminder: life is changed, not ended. The inside bears a comforting message from St. Augustine to those who mourn, that even though our loved ones are no longer with us they are watching us from heaven with endless love. The cover features a watercolor image by Br. Jack Stagliano, O.S.A. of the Cloisters in New York City.
This sympathy Mass card is not only a token of sympathy but also a source of spiritual comfort, reminding us that love transcends life on earth and that our loved ones remain with us in spirit.
Size: 5″ x 7″
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The Augustinian Guild
The Augustinian Guild began as a ministry of prayer, sharing the spiritual riches of the Augustinian Friars. Individuals enrolled in the Guild, whether living or deceased, benefit from our Masses, prayers, and ministry. Furthermore, Mass card donations to the Guild support our Province Mission and care for elderly friars. These donations also help train new Augustinians. By enrolling in the Augustinian Guild, you become part of a spiritual community. This community is dedicated to faith, hope, and charity. Your contributions help us continue our mission of spreading the love of Christ. They also support the friars who have dedicated their lives to His service.
The Augustinians
Saint Augustine believed God is best discovered in the company of friends. Therefore, we seek and serve God together. Our religious life centers on community living. We share possessions, prayers, and ministry. Additionally, we serve wherever the Church needs us: as pastoral ministers, missionaries, and chaplains. We also serve as social workers, teachers, scholars, writers, counselors, musicians, and artists. Our diverse ministries reflect our commitment to addressing the varied needs of the Church and the world. By living and working together, we strive to embody the spirit of St. Augustine. We foster a community of love, learning, and service.
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