Alive in Christ, 1-8
St. Juan Diego
Grade 4 People of Faith Cards
Parish & School Edition
$5.49
Publisher: Our Sunday Visitor
ISBN: 978-1-61278-083-2
Item Number: OSVP-CU5376
Non-returnable.
2 in stock. Out of print. No longer printed by the publisher.
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This product belongs to multiple programs:Alive in Christ, 1-8, School Edition
Alive in Christ, 1-8, Parish Edition
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Package of 25 St. Juan Diego People of Faith cards which connect with a chapter in Alive in Christ Grade 4. Illustrated in an art style specifically chosen for fourth graders. Each card contains a prayer and brief biography on the back. A resource for any catechetical program.
Text on the back of the back of the card:
Saint Juan Diego
1474-1548
Feast Day -- December 9
Saing Juan Diego lived in Mexico. He and his wife were among the first Catholics in Mexico. One December day, while walking to church, he met a woman who said she was the Mother of God, and that her Son was Jesus, the Savior. She said her title was Our Lady of Guadalupe. When Saint Juan asked for a sing to be sure, roses bloomed even though it was winter. Juan brought the roses to his bishop, who had a shrine built at the site where Juan had seen Mary.
Saint Juan Diego's original name was Cuauhtlatoatzin, which means "Talking Eagle." He was a farm worker and mat maker.
Saint Juan Diego, help us honor and love Our Lady just as you did. Amen.
Weight: 0.140 lbs
Text on the back of the back of the card:
Saint Juan Diego
1474-1548
Feast Day -- December 9
Saing Juan Diego lived in Mexico. He and his wife were among the first Catholics in Mexico. One December day, while walking to church, he met a woman who said she was the Mother of God, and that her Son was Jesus, the Savior. She said her title was Our Lady of Guadalupe. When Saint Juan asked for a sing to be sure, roses bloomed even though it was winter. Juan brought the roses to his bishop, who had a shrine built at the site where Juan had seen Mary.
Saint Juan Diego's original name was Cuauhtlatoatzin, which means "Talking Eagle." He was a farm worker and mat maker.
Saint Juan Diego, help us honor and love Our Lady just as you did. Amen.
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Weight: 0.140 lbs
Identifiers:
1612780830
9781612780832
CU5376
