Christmas Card – The Nativity – "Come Let Us Adore Him" – 5x7" when folded – with Envelope – 1 / 10 / 50 / 100 – by Mikhail Nesterov Bernadette She was a single mother

She was a single mother with two children to take care of

Mother Teresa of Calcutta was the most famous of the servants of God in the Twentieth Century

as it was meant to be when first printed 170 years ago

Littlehampton Museum

She had to leave her home at age 12 to become a housekeeper with a rich family eight miles away

Christmas Card – The Nativity – "Come Let Us Adore Him" – 5x7" when folded – with Envelope – 1 / 10 / 50 / 100 – by Mikhail Nesterov Bernadette She was a single motherThis beautiful, classy Christmas card, "The Nativity," is by Mikhail Nesterov, a Symbolist painter of the early 20th Century. It is printed on a sturdy card stock with a satin finish, and inside says "Come, let us adore him," with a citation to Luke 2: 15 18, which describes the scene painted here. Mikhail Nesterov (1862 1942) did mostly religious subjects, and he clearly had a deep heart for Mary. This Nativity exudes the quiet and profound moment