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Inside you will find products that have been made by Indigenous Catholics that celebrate the skills and gifts that we bring to the Church.

All of the funds raised will go to NATSICC to continue the Council's work in supporting the community in Australia and providing a voice in the Church.

Indigenous Catholic Christmas Cards are available. Richard Campbell and Duwun Lee have their work exhibited on the front of the Christmas Cards. Richard Campbell has a contemporary style that contrasts Duwun Lee's traditional Style.

 

2010 Paint Your Faith Journey Poster Series

$20 per Print (Including Post) Set of 4 for $70. SET CODE: PS10

Delegates at the 2009 NATSICC National Assembly in Brisbane were asked to produce a painting that represents their experience, journey and thoughts on their own faith journey.

The project was designed to help people conceptualise something that can be very hard to explain.

The results were spectacular - so good in fact that we have decided to make limited edition prints available in an individual series.

Each print is A3, digital full colour printed and available either Laminated or ready to frame. For postage, we use an Australia Post approved mailing tube to ensure they arrive in excellent condition.

Elsie Heiss (NSW)- All Paths Lead to Christ - PSEH

Elsie is the Co-ordinator of the Aboriginal Catholic Ministry La Perouse. Her painting is a wonderful representation of how the Church is the centre of life.

 

 

 

Melissa Brickell (VIC)- Justice and Peace for All - PSMB

Melissa created this piece of artwork for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday Liturgy. The response to this work from the community was amazing and so we decided to include it in this series.

 

 

 

Kerry Bridges (ACT) - PSKB

Kerry's artwork shows the light and grace of the Holy Spirit showering down upon us. The colours are truely stunning.

 

 

 

Olivia Gerrard (TAS) - PSOG

Olivia was a member of the Youth Group at the National Assembly and provides a youth's point of view to faith.

It raises the fact that the future is in our hands.

 

 

 

 

 

2010 Indigenous Catholic Christmas Cards

$10.00 per Pack of 10 - Including Envelopes. CODE: CC07

These cards are the first in an annual run of full colour Cards presenting an Indigenous perspective on Christmas through art. Each pack contains 5 each of the NT and NSW Cards. 10 envelopes are included.

The 2009 Series showcase the work of Darwin's Duwun Lee and Sydney's Richard Campbell - bringing a fusion of traditional and contemporary styles.

Printed on high gloss quality card with specific greetings and explanations of the paintings, these are the cards to give the ones you love this year.

Northern Territory Card

Message:

Another year spent and memories made,
Sharing together in God's Love,
May our memories never fade.
Thankyou for walking our journey,
We are side by side.
A joyful Christmas and New Year to everyone in your life.

New South Wales Card

Message:

May the gift of Jesus' birth
grant you peace and joy
.... now and in the coming year Card

Dreaming From The Heart Shirt - Sold Out

$25.00 CODE: DFHS

100% heavy weight Cotton Shirt with printing front and back. The front depicts the logo from NATSICC's 20th anniversary celebrations of Pope John Paul II's visit to Alice Springs. The rear of the shirt includes NATSICC's logo as designed by Olive Boddington.

A beautiful collectors item! Available in S, M, L & XL.

Pope John Paul II Commemorative Coin - Limited number available

$15.00 CODE: JPCC

Stuck in pewter, only 500 coins were made to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's visit to Alice Springs. The front depicts the famous image of John Paul holding an Aboriginal child. The back has the image of a message stick being passed from one person to another. The coin is housed in a suede bag with description included. Limited Stock

Enamel Tin Mug - Sold Out

$15.00 CODE: WETM

Old Style Tin Mug in creamy white with blue trim. Red print adorns the front with the 'Dreaming from the Heart' logo. The logo itself wsa created by Victorian artist Melissa Brickell especially for the event.

Everything seems to taste a little better when in an old style tin mug!