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Marian Titles Banner
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In Hebrew, the name Mary is “Miryam”. In Aramaic, the language spoken in her own time, the form of the name was “Mariam”.
The name of Mary is venerated because it belongs to the Mother of God. Saint Bernard of Clairvaux said, “O most holy Virgin Mary, your name is so sweet and admirable that one cannot say it without becoming inflamed with love toward God and toward you.” The feast was instituted in 1684 and is a counterpart to the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus on January 3.
This beautiful banner was designed by Tricia Dugat of Providential.Co – it includes some of the most popular titles of Mary: Theotokos, OL Perpetual Help, Queen of Peace, OL of Mount Carmel, OL of Czestochowa, Mother of Sorrows, OL of the Rosary, OL of the Miraculous Medal, OL of Guadalupe, and Immaculate Conception.
Your banner set includes a length of string, ten small clothes pins, and ten triangular Marian Titles cards.
The Marian cards are printed in the USA on 120# cover uncoated white smooth paper and measure 4x6”.
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In Hebrew, the name Mary is “Miryam”. In Aramaic, the language spoken in her own time, the form of the name was “Mariam”.
The name of Mary is venerated because it belongs to the Mother of God. Saint Bernard of Clairvaux said, “O most holy Virgin Mary, your name is so sweet and admirable that one cannot say it without becoming inflamed with love toward God and toward you.” The feast was instituted in 1684 and is a counterpart to the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus on January 3.
This beautiful banner was designed by Tricia Dugat of Providential.Co – it includes some of the most popular titles of Mary: Theotokos, OL Perpetual Help, Queen of Peace, OL of Mount Carmel, OL of Czestochowa, Mother of Sorrows, OL of the Rosary, OL of the Miraculous Medal, OL of Guadalupe, and Immaculate Conception.
Your banner set includes a length of string, ten small clothes pins, and ten triangular Marian Titles cards.
The Marian cards are printed in the USA on 120# cover uncoated white smooth paper and measure 4x6”.
