“Sunrise over the Shrine of Our Lady of Rocamadour in France.”

“Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the crypt of St. Amadour at the Shrine of Our Lady of Rocamadour.”

“Angel reflection in the Sanctuary of the Black Madonna of Rocamadour in France, seen while on pilgrimage.”

Submitted by Leigh Hartley.

“Pentecost doesn’t get any better than this! (Key West Cemetery: Poinciana tree in full bloom.)”

Submitted by the Basilica of Saint Mary, Star of the Sea.

“I was a bit bored, so I decided to do a spot of still life photography, sliced a tulip lengthways, and photographed it. Then it dawned on me, I had an image of Pentecost and the Trinity.”

Submitted by Richard Milligan.

“On a beautiful (and rare!) 80 degree day in Chicago, I saw God in the smiling faces of the daffodils.”

Submitted by Pam Spano.

Where do you see God in your city?

“As we walk our daily path under the shaded canopy of human perception, sometimes the sun splashes through, giving us moments of clarity, moments of light. Tongues of flame dance on the path before us and call us out from under our safe protective cover into the fullness of Spirit that is always present.”

Submitted by Rudy Siegel.

“‘Look, Mama, God is hiding behind those clouds!’ exclaimed my ten-year-old son, Jeremiah, who took this photo as he stepped out into my parents’ front yard.”

Submitted by Joyce M. Crisanto.

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“This image is my personal ‘holy card.’ It is taken at the Botanical Gardens in Atlanta. I was enjoying the rich green beauty in this greenhouse when all of a sudden the misters came on, and everything was bathed in the sunlight. It just came alive and was so much more beautiful! It reminded me of us when we are bathed in the Light of the Son.”

Submitted by Cindy Keil.

What image might you choose for a personal holy card?

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“Look what I found! To accompany Reemberto Rodriguez’s photo of the spires at St. Mary, Star of the Sea (Key West). Christmas, 2008.”

Submitted by Robin Craig.

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“The Examen sculpture at Fairfield University.”

Submitted by Bren Ortega Murphy.

“Silent still moments. This dog just sits and watches fish go by peacefully and still. I find God in the same way.”

Submitted by Patti Scanlon.