Magnetic Saint John Mary Vianney prayer card with envelope

A prayer for priests and parish life

Keep an intention of faith with this magnetic Saint John Mary Vianney prayer card with envelope. His prayerful portrait and the Eucharistic symbols invite readers to pray for priests and the Christian community. A thoughtful spiritual gesture for a loved one, a priest or a keepsake of parish life.

A prayerful portrait with Eucharistic decoration

On the left, Saint John Mary Vianney appears haloed with hands joined, wearing white vestments and a green and gold stole. The centre shows a chalice, an altar, a cross, grapes and a lamb on a book. The prayer appears in black on the right, against a blue-grey background. The photographed version is in French.

Entrusting priests, the faithful and parishes

The text asks Saint John Mary Vianney’s intercession for priests and the faithful. It recalls confession, trust in God and parish life, as well as the desire to remain close to Jesus. This card accompanies prayer for the Church and faithfulness in everyday life.

A daily prayer reminder

Place this magnetic prayer card to Saint John Mary Vianney on a refrigerator or a suitable metal surface. Keep the portrait and text visible for personal or family prayer. Choose your preferred language and slip the card into its envelope to give as a gift.

Why choose this card?

The prayerful portrait and Eucharistic decoration create a personal devotional keepsake. To give to a priest, a parishioner or a loved one, this card shares a prayer intention and a thought of gratitude.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are offered?

The card is available in French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, English, German and Dutch. Select the version in your preferred language.

Where can you display the magnetic card?

On a refrigerator or a metal surface suitable for magnets, to keep the prayer in sight.

How do you care for the card?

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid immersion and abrasive products to preserve the text and illustration.