Stella Maris, Our Lady Star of the Sea - Prayer Card
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Hail, you Star of Ocean! Portal of the sky, Ever Virgin Mother, Of the Lord most high.
O! by Gabriel's Ave, Uttered long ago, Eva's name reversing,Establish peace below.
Break the captive's fetters; Light on blindness pour; All our ills expelling,Every bliss implore.
Show yourself a mother; Offer him our sighs, Who for us Incarnate Did not you despise.
Virgin of all virgins! To your shelter take us; Gentlest of the gentle! Chaste and gentle make us. Still as on we journey, Help our weak endeavor, Till with you and Jesus We rejoice forever. Through the highest heaven, To the Almighty Three, Father, Son, and Spirit, One same glory be. Amen.
- approximately 2.6" x 3.75"
- double-sided on thick, archival card stock
- Made in the USA
This beautiful original artwork is designed by Heart of IESVS
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I love this card. It is gorgeous and special to me because the sisters and children who were in the terrible Galveston hurricane of 1900 were singing a version of the poem on the back as a hymn when they died. (Their orphanage was by the sea so the children could play on the beach). I also love Mary’s red hair. Some scholars say that when the Bible says David was “ruddy” that in the Bible’s time that meant he had red hair. Perhaps Mary did, too.
