We are a devoted Christian community united by our shared faith and love for Jesus Christ. Our mission is to create a collection of meaningful articles that can be integrated into our daily lives, serving as constant reminders of Christ’s presence and guiding us closer to Him. Each item we design is crafted with the intention of nurturing a deeper relationship with Jesus, inspiring faith, and spreading his love in the world. Through these simple yet profound tools, we aim to keep the teachings of Christ at the forefront of our hearts and minds every day.
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After much research and prayer, we created the Passport to Heaven to support prayers for souls in Purgatory. Approved by theologians from the US, Malta, and Ireland, it highlights the Prayer of St. Gertrude, which Jesus promised would release 1,000 souls each time it is recited.The passport includes unique visa stamps and a near-authentic biometrics page, blending creativity with devotion. Designed with care, it’s a quirky yet meaningful addition to any prayer book collection, encouraging prayer and reflection.
Passport covers, designed to resemble EU and US colours.
The crest features the Tree of Life, symbolizing vitality; the Cross, representing sacrifice; and the Resurrection Flag before the open tomb, signifying the triumph of resurrection.
A list of everyday partial indulgences we can offer to help release souls from purgatory.
Blank spaces to write the names of family and friends as you pray for the release of their souls.
Quirky designed 'Visa Stamps to Heaven'—a fun reminder of our ultimate destination!
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This design has been prayerfully created as a symbolic staircase to heaven, guiding souls toward our Father's kingdom. A reminder of the immense power of intercession, this design is a beautiful and meaningful way to help souls ascend to heaven.
Prayer of St. Gertrude the Great, was a 13th-century Benedictine nun in Helfta, Saxony, and was one of the great mystics of the 13th century. Together with her friend and teacher Saint Mechtild, she practiced a spirituality called “nuptial mysticism,” that is, she came to see herself as the bride of Christ.
According to tradition, our Lord promised St. Gertrude that 1,000 souls would be released from Purgatory each time this prayer is said devoutly. To honour this promise, the reverse side of the bookmarks features 1,000 small square boxes, each representing a soul set free with every devout and heartfelt recitation of the prayer.