Ioannes_L if I misinterpreted the nature or tenor of your questions, I apologize. I believe a decent amount of information was provided. Considering the warm welcome I received from two active members of the forum falsely accusing us of selling blessings and blessed items, I interpreted your post as being derogatory in nature.
With regard to the website I am not sure why you have an issue with the pictures. The website was created using a commercial website development service. That service includes rights to certain stock images. What you see just happens to be pictures we liked when creating the site. There are other pictures on the Etsy page and Facebook page. What are you looking for a picture of?
Regarding your medal, over the years I’ve come across a number of “third-class relic” cards in shops are actually touched to the shrine of a particular saint or holy place. Since you had asked about Saint Joseph previously, here is a link along those lines (touched to his shrine).
https://www.totallycatholic.com/product/...relic_card
Is that a third-class relic? The honest answer is that there is no standard definition for a “third class relic” and as I’ve tried to point out, the widest differences of view. If that medal with the soil from the tomb helps focus your mediation and bring your closer to Christ, then go for it. Who cares what people may call it. I am of the view that is a relic. Others disagree.
DNJC.org is a lay ministry. I am the one who started it and there are others who have helped and are helping by donating time and materials. Over the years certain relics have come into my care through a variety of channels. Some were given/left to me by family, others obtained from retired religious, others from estates, closing parishes etc. In addition to my private veneration, I’ve made these available to parishes I know for public veneration. As mentioned previously, years later in 2018 I felt called by God to do more to promote veneration, starting have prayer cards produced, and started DNJC.org.
One of the printers we work with has a digital press so small batches of cards can be produced and touched to any of the relics. However, the high quality cards printed on extra thick stock then plastic coated are run in batches of 2k to 5k on an offset press. Those are what we have in pending for Saints Lawrence, Stephen, and Pope Pius X.
We call DNJC.org an international ministry as what we produce has been distributed to countries in every continent but Antarctica. We have also supported seminaries, schools, and missionaries in the US and other countries. Most of what we’ve produced has been given away at no charge. Those who have requested a card or purchased from the store also know that we provide extras and asking them to share to help spread the Good News of Our Lord. My information can be found but I don’t seek personal recognition for this. Neither do those who are helping with the endeavor.
The online shops have proven to be a great resource to reach more people. You have to be where the people are. People aren’t digging through search results trying to find some site giving away free third-class relic cards. They are, however, on eBay, Etsy, Amazon, etc. Even if someone searches with Google many of the links are back to products on those sites. That shelf space has a cost to it. You have to pay minimum transaction fees even if you set the cost to $0 or $0.01. As stated before the prices we ask are far below anything we’ve been able to find and you can request a free third class relic card from us.