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Please go to Holidays in the Occasion drop down box to see all our Mother's Day and Father Day enrollment options.
For a color brochure of our cards and folders for all occasions click here.
For a color brochure of 2012 Easter Enrollment folders and cards click here.
For an Easter Order form you can print out and mail or fax click here.
When you give someone a Cenacle Enrollment Card or Folder, you are giving the gift of prayer. Enrollment in this ministry provides for the celebration of monthly Masses offered in the enrollee's name. Those enrolled are remembered in the daily prayer of the Cenacle Sisters and by the many friends of the Cenacle. There is a Cenacle Prayer Enrollment Card or Folder for every occasion. Each Cenacle Enrollment is beautifully hand-lettered and custom-inscribed by a Cenacle Calligrapher in gold ink.
There is a Cenacle Prayer Enrollment Card of folder for every occasion. They are ideal for:
- Sharing the Joy of a Special Event
- Celebrating the Holidays
- Giving Comfort & Reassurance During Illness
- Providing Support During Times of Difficulty
- Expressing Sympathy for Those Grieving the Loss of a Loved One
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All Enrollment Cards and Folder Certificates state:
A Cenacle Prayer Enrollment
has been granted to
Enrolled name here in
gold calligraphy
Masses are offered every month
for all those enrolled.
They are remembered also in the prayer of the
Sisters of the Cenacle
and of the many friends of the
Cenacle who join in this
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To find out about all of our available cards, please contact the Chicago Cenacle Prayer Enrollment at 888-549-0725 or e-mail us at prayercardoffice@cenaclechicago.org or let our representatives choose an appropriate card for you. Your order can be placed by phone (888-549-0725), fax (773-549-0109), mail or e-mail. You can also print and complete the order form or print the on-line order form on the screen and send it by mail or fax.
Our office is open Monday - Friday 9-4:15 CST. We do have a 24 hour voice mail should you want to leave an order or a message.
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Christian Meditation at the Chicago Cenacle
