Vintage French Holy Card of Christ with Chalice and Roses | Religious Art #3616116 (License: Personal Use)

This antique French holy card, produced by Maison Bouasse-Lebel in Paris (catalog number 5281), features a serene depiction of Jesus holding a chalice with a radiant consecrated host, his right hand raised in blessing while his left rests over his heart. The background is adorned with lush pink and cream roses, evoking themes of grace, sacrifice, and heavenly beauty, rendered in soft lithographic tones typical of late 19th- to early 20th-century religious prints. The inscription at the bottom reads “Seigneur, que vous êtes bon pour tous ceux qui vous aiment!” (“Lord, how good You are to all who love You!”), reinforcing its devotional purpose.

Such holy cards were traditionally distributed during sacraments (e.g., First Communion, Confirmation) or as memorial tokens; they served both personal devotion and catechetical instruction. Users seeking religious art, Catholic memorabilia, or historical print ephemera would search for this image.