About PrintPrayPeel.com

PrintPrayPeel is a simple way to pray with your hands and share faith with gentle beauty. We help people enter prayer through quiet, creative making and carry that prayer into daily life.

🎯 Our Mission

We create resources that help Catholics:

Begin or renew a daily habit of prayer
Pray while they create, with focus and peace
Share faith through small, beautiful reminders
Build community around simple acts of devotion

🪶 What Is “Print · Pray · Peel”?

A three-step rhythm that turns ordinary crafting into a moment of grace:

Print — Choose a sticker page and print at home. Each design includes traditional prayers that match its theme or saint.
Pray — As you cut and arrange, pray the words provided or speak to God in your own. Let the steady motion of your hands carry the prayer.
Peel — Place and share the finished stickers. A sticker on a water bottle, laptop, notebook, guitar, or luggage becomes a quiet testimony in public places where people can pause and remember God, even for a moment.

New to prayer? Start with How to Pray. Ready to craft prayerfully? See How to Make Prayer Stickers. Explore texts on the Catholic Prayers page.

💡 Why Stickers?

Many people find focus and peace in hands-on work. By pairing that calm with the words of the Church, a simple craft becomes a small school of prayer. And when you place a sticker on something you carry, you create gentle moments of evangelization in classrooms, offices, cafés, and airports. Beauty invites the heart to look up.

🌟 Our Values

Faith-Centered

Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and authentic Catholic teaching.

Accessible

Free resources, simple steps, suitable for all ages and abilities.

Community-Focused

Sharing faith through small acts of love and creativity.

Open Source

Transparent, collaborative, and welcoming contributions.

🛠️ How It’s Built

Docusaurus for a fast, accessible site
GitHub Pages for reliable hosting
@codexcommunion/prayer-collection for structured, authentic Catholic prayers
@codexcommunion/liturgical-theme for shared styles and design tokens aligned to the liturgical year
Open Source code available in our GitHub repositories

Developers: we welcome improvements, new prayers, and design contributions. Visit the NPM package pages or open a pull request on GitHub.

NPM: @codexcommunion/prayer-collection · @codexcommunion/liturgical-theme · GitHub: CodexCommunion organization