The Three Kings offer the Infant God
the gold of a life full of love and fidelity,
the frankincense of a prayerful faith,
the myrrh of our sorrows,
tears and sufferings
which we unite to His own.
Sunday, January 6, 2008
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The detail of this card is fantastic, Micki. How can a black and white card be so "rich"? It's beautiful. Thank you.
Best Regards, Lynneda
I have just returned from evening mass in celebrating the Feast of the Epiphany and then to see such an appropriate beautiful card - how cool is that!
Karl
Happy Feast Day of the Epiphany Micki. Beautiful card!
I think that this is what the French words mean:
"The Three Kings. In the night, upright hearts received the light. They adore Jesus, [bowing] their foreheads to the dust."
John
Lynneda - Yes, I wish they still produced these beauties.
Karl - You must be overseas...you posted in US afternoon....I'm just glad you checked this out.
Esther - Happy Feast Day to you too. It's a royal one for sure.
John - It is always so good to read your translations. It adds much to the cards. Thank you.
My oh my! I have to enlarge the cards to fully appreciate them and this one's another beauty.
Kay has a beautiful collection of cards as well.
All these cards reflect God's beauty!
Easter - Yes, I'm glad you found Kay, she has a wonderful collection.
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