The Protector: Police Guardian Angel Arched Diptych with Policeman's Prayer

Decorate a shelf or night stand with this glossy The Protector: Police Guardian Angel Arched Diptych with Policeman's Prayer! This makes a great gift to the police officer in your town, family, or friend group or to a police officer's family. With a police officer peacefully and resolutely walking forward to make sure that the city is in peace, a strong Angel of light is behind him to protect and aid him in his duty. An innocent child holds the police officer's hand and others follow behind, finding joy and safety in his guard. On the other side is a prayer for policemen, asking God for protection and aid. Remind yourself to pray for the protection of those who serve your local community in the police force, or remind a police officer that they are being protected by God's Angels. Simple Arched Diptych is perfect for desk, shelf and mantle decoration. This durable 6"x8" diptych is handcrafted by local workers in Steubenville, Ohio.

"The Protector" was painted by Lisa S. Andrews, a classical realist artist from California. In 2014, Lisa was commissioned by the Steubenville Police Department to paint a visual reminder that police officers are protected by God's Angels in their service to the community, and "The Protector" was the inspiring result. The original painting now hangs in the Steubenville Police Department headquarters and has been solemnly blessed by Jeffrey Monforton, Bishop of Steubenville. In addition to being a source of courage and inspiration for police officers themselves, "The Protector"  also serves as a reminder for others to continue to pray for police officers' safety everywhere.

Text reads:

A Policeman's Prayer

Lord, grant me the grace to humbly serve my community, quickly defuse anger and tension, make wise decisions in critical moments, and act always with honesty and integrity. Send my guardian angel to walk beside me on the street, ride with me in the squad car, and watch over me at my desk so that I may never betray my badge, my character, or the public that I serve. Grant, O Lord, that my ministry of justice and mercy here on Earth may reflect Your justice and mercy in Heaven. Amen.

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