Altar cards "Azure" without moulding

Description Altar cards "Azure" without moulding

These altar's cards are in Latin and relate to the extraordinary form or rite of St. Pius V. The text and decoration are similar to the altar's cards "Azur" but without the molding and in a smaller format. For the explanation of the text you can go on the page of this product in the tab "description": reference CAN1054AZ71 . Its light weight and compact size makes it ideal for travel or small altars. These portable altar's cards are very suitable for the celebration of the outdoor mass as in a scout camp for example.
The text is printed in high quality color digital printing on a graphic card (hard paper). Then, the altar's cards are encapsulated (that is, double-sided plastified). This plasticization of 2 x 80 microns makes these altar's cards waterproof and tear-proof. The altar guns can be used as they are or in a frame; these altar's cards are delivered and sold without a frame.
Typography has been optimized to ensure good readability despite the reduced size of the altar's cards.
In order to realize the quality of these altar's cards, we put several pictures. Some are close-ups to see in detail the drawings, initials and decorations. In this way you can admire the quality and finesse of the work.
This expression "extraordinary form" comes from Pope Benedict the XVI th; he uses it in the motu proprio SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM of July 7, 2007, as related to the ordinary form of the roman latin rite which is the celebration of the Mass according to the Missal promulgated by Paul VI after the Second Vatican Council. By this motu proprio the Sovereign Pontiff enlarges even further the use of the Roman Missal published in 1962; You will find the full text of this motu proprio on the Vatican website: APOSTOLIC LETTER SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM . For Pope Benedict XVI the so-called Mass of Saint Pius V and the Mass of Paul VI are not two different rites but two forms of the unique rite of Roman Catholic liturgy.