Memorial cards For the Recovery of a Sick Person

A memorial card with For the Recovery of a Sick Person

A name, dates and, if you add one, a photo on the front. On the back, For the Recovery of a Sick Person exactly as its edition printed it, with the edition named under it. Free, and made in your browser: nothing you type or add here is sent anywhere.

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About this text. Printed as it stands on page 583 of the Church Pension Fund printing. [N.] marks where the reader says the sick person's name, and the book sets him and he in italics to show that they change to suit the person; the italics are not reproduced here.

What to printSix cards on a letter sheetFor a home printer. Fronts print on page 1 and backs on page 2. Print both sides, flipping on the long edge, or print page 1, put the sheet back in, and print page 2. Cut on the marks.One card for a print shopChoose Save as PDF in the print dialog. The file is two pages, front and back, each 2.75 by 4.5 inches with a 0.125 inch bleed, which a shop trims to 2.5 by 4.25.Program insert, two to a sheetA half-letter page, 5.5 by 8.5 inches, for a funeral or memorial program. Two copies print side by side on one landscape letter sheet; cut down the middle mark.

In the print dialog, keep the scale at 100 percent (actual size) so the card prints at its true size.

In loving memory of

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For the Recovery of a Sick Person

O MERCIFUL God, giver of life and health; Bless, we pray thee, thy servant, [N.], and those who administer to him of thy healing gifts; that he may be restored to health of body and of mind; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

The Book of Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments and Other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, According to the Use of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, 1929, page 583. Wording checked against a second scanned copy.
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In loving memory of

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For the Recovery of a Sick Person

In loving memory of

For the Recovery of a Sick Person

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For the Recovery of a Sick Person

What the back of the card promises

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