See how reflection cards and racks are designed, assembled, blessed, and shipped to parishes near and far.  These racks place guided reflection cards into everyday parish spaces so people can take a step toward hope—quietly, safely, and for free

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— Our four-panel Image Cloister card: a sacred image with simple, step-by-step reflection for life stress.

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— Flat-packed wooden racks arrive. We assemble, finish, and prepare them for parish placement at home and abroad.

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— First field placement: St. Vincent de Paul, Phoenix. Guests welcomed the self-guided cards—and the rack emptied fast.

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— Assembly day in our studio: racks staged, parts organized, and December shipments queued for parishes.

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— Packing matters: everything must fit a 18×14×12 box to keep international shipping affordable.

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— We glue shelf pieces for sturdiness—then bless each finished rack for everyone who will encounter it.

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— The top board—wrapped with instructions—sits at the very front for display and orientation.

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— One piece is left for the parish: the “keystone” top board—tied with a bow to bless and place.

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— A parish welcome packet: 35–50 cards, protective sleeve, a kind sweet, and prayer over every set.

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— Shipment runs: labeled boxes on the cart, headed to the post office for global mailing.

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— At the counter: weights logged and tracking shared so partners can watch their rack’s journey.

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— Every rack receives a unique ID label so we can replenish cards exactly when and where needed.

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— Back view: a simple, elegant form designed to sit quietly in any parish or ministry space.