Christmas season is back and all are eagerly waiting to celebrate the birth of our savior, Lord Jesus Christ. TBTG team wishes each and everyone reading this, a wonderful Christmas season ahead. So here we start our Christmas gifts to all our precious readers. Here is a nice collection of beautiful Merry Christmas wallpapers to send to your friends and relatives this Christmas.

Why did HE become one among us?

Jesus was born so one day the price could be paid for the things we have done that are wrong. The Bible says that all have sinned. We are all born with a sin nature. We do things that do not please God. Through the sins of Adam and Eve, we have all inherited that sin nature. We need to have that removed. The only way is through Jesus.

Jesus came so He could die on the cross for ALL of our sins. If we believe that Jesus died for our sins, we can ask Him to come into our hearts and forgive us. Then, we are clean and made whole. We can know that heaven is a place where we can go to when this life is over. “But if we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us and to cleanse us from every wrong.” I John 1:9

Happy Christmas

We can truly be happy at Christmas! No matter what may be happening, we can know that we are His children. We then become sons and daughters of God. Heaven will be our home one day.

Look at Christmas in a new way this year. This is the year to invite Jesus into your heart. You will then have a “Merry Christmas” just as the above beautiful merry Christmas wallpapers are saying. The joy and peace you will receive will last all year as you look to God for all your needs to be met.

Start sharing or sending the Christmas greetings now using the above Merry Christmas wallpapers. God bless you all.

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Take a look at the 16 praying wallpapers of Jesus Christ given above. They are of huge dimensions, ideal to be set as your desktop background image. Click on any of the above thumbnail image of the wallpaper to see it in full original size. Then you can save the image to your computer and set it as your desktop wallpaper image.

Did Jesus Pray? How many time did Jesus pray?

“In the great events and crowning periods of His life, we find Jesus in prayer…. No man prayed as he prayed. Prayer was the secret of His power, the law of His life, the inspiration of His toil, and the source of His joy, His communion and strength. To Christ Jesus prayer occupied no secondary place, but was a necessity…. Jesus was always a busy man, but never too busy to pray. With Him even God’s work must not crowd out praying. Saving people from sin or suffering must not, even with Christ, be substituted for praying, nor abate in the least the time or the intensity of these holiest of seasons” (E.M. Bounds).

Yes, Jesus was pre-eminently the Man of Prayer, and the Pattern of Prayer. On many different occasions we read of the Lord praying, some of which are listed below. One cannot properly be called a follower of Jesus Christ who does not spend much time in prayer, for He is our Example, that we should follow His steps (1 Peter 2:21).

Occasions when Jesus prayed in public

1. At His baptism, “Jesus also being baptized and praying” (Luke 3:21).
2. At Capernaum, at the beginning of His ministry, “Rising up a great while before day” (Mark 1:35; Luke 5:16).
3. On the occasion of choosing the twelve apostles (Luke 6:12).
4. After the miracle of the loaves (Mark 6:46).
5. Before Peter’s confession of Him as the Christ (Luke 9:18).
6. On the mount of transfiguration (Luke 9:28,29).
7. When He taught His disciples to pray (Luke 11:1).
8. When He raised Lazarus from the dead (John 11:41,42).
9. The prayer in view of his sufferings (John 12:27,28).
10. The Lord’s prayer (John 17).
11. His intercessory prayer for Peter (Luke 22:32).
12. The prayer in Gethsemane before His sufferings (Luke 22:39-46).
13. His prayer for His murderers when nailed to the Cross (Luke 23:34).
14. At His death, giving up His Spirit to His Father (Luke 23:46).

We are sure all of you will love these 16 wallpapers of our Lord Jesus Christ praying. Make one of these Jesus praying wallpaper as your screen background so that you are reminded of the great importance of constant connection to our Creator through prayer.  God bless you all.

Catholic Prayer Cards for free download are given above. You can find 20 high-resolution prayer cards as thumbnails and you only need to click on any of them to see the full picture. Just right-click and save the full picture to have that particular Catholic prayer card in your computer. After this, you can even print the prayer card and distribute in your church and among your friends.

List of Catholic Prayer Cards

1. Blessed John Paul II prayer card
2. Novena Prayer to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
3. Prayer to the Blessed Mother
4. Rosary Cards
5. Prayer for Peace by St Francis Assisi
6. Prayer to St Jude
7. Prayer to St Christopher
8. Prayer to St Catherine
9. Offering to Mary
10. Prayer of St Teresa
11. St Mary Magdalene
12. Policeman’s Prayer to Saint Michael
13. Chaplet of Divine Mercy
14. The Hail Mary
15. Mother of Priests, Mother of Vocations
16. Memorare Prayer Card
17. Immaculate Heart of Mary
18. Our Lady of Guadalupe
19. Prayer to Jesus and Mary Heart
20. Our Lady of Fatima prayer card

Almost half of these catholic prayer cards are of very huge dimensions, a lot more than 1024×768. So they can be useful for 2 purposes:

a. Set them as your desktop wallpaper. A prayer card as a wallpaper to your computer.
b. Print these prayer cards and you can distribute them among your friends and relatives.

We hope that these Catholic prayer cards will be a real boost to your mission work. God bless you all.