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The beautiful flowers and filigree of this Victorian holy card present a simple truth: Aim for God and his Good Weather
That's why they say her help is "perpetual
The image is called "Our Lady of Grace and Light
as at Pentecost
Sister Pauline painted many copies of this image over the next several decades
Ven. Henriette DeLille – Exclusive Vivid Photo Restoration! – Archival Quality Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):11x14 unframed The beautiful flowers and filigreeBorn in 1812, Henriette DeLille was a free woman of color born into a privileged family who lived her life in New Orleans, Louisiana, surrounded by family and friends. In 1836, when she was 24, she had a deep religious experience which inflamed her faith, and she began what would be called the Society of the Holy Family. Their purpose was to serve the poor and infirm, and to catechize. In 1842 she founded the Sisters of the Holy Family for the same
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