Fine weather prayer card – St Clare of Assisi – French text
Entrust your days and plans in prayer
Ahead of a celebration, an outing or time together outdoors, keep a reminder of faith with this fine weather prayer card featuring St Clare of Assisi. It accompanies wishes for kind weather and thanksgiving to the Lord. A thoughtful spiritual token to keep or give.
- Introduction to St Clare of Assisi and her feast day on 11 August.
- Recalls the Poor Clares’ tradition associated with fine weather.
- Prayer to Jesus on the reverse; laminated pocket format.
Laminated card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Printed on both sides | French text only.
Entrust your days and plans in prayer
Ahead of a celebration, an outing or time together outdoors, keep a reminder of faith with this fine weather prayer card featuring St Clare of Assisi. It accompanies wishes for kind weather and thanksgiving to the Lord. A thoughtful spiritual token to keep or give.
A double-sided card for fine weather intentions
The front, in soft green tones, introduces St Clare of Assisi and gives her feast day as 11 August. It recalls the tradition of offering eggs to the Poor Clares when asking for fine weather. A short prayer to Jesus appears on the reverse. The laminated card measures 7.5 × 10 cm.
St Clare and the Poor Clares’ tradition
Associated with fine weather in this popular tradition, St Clare invites you to entrust your wishes to God. The prayer asks for Jesus’ love, the help of one’s patron saint and persevering, trusting faith in sorrows and joys alike.
Share a prayer intention before an event
Keep your St Clare fine weather prayer card in a pocket or notebook. Before an outdoor event, take a moment to entrust your intention in prayer. Enclose it with a personal note to share this tradition with someone dear.
Why choose this prayer card?
An introduction to St Clare and a prayer form one easy-to-carry card, offering a simple way to make room for faith in your plans. Its French text suits a French-speaking recipient.
Frequently asked questions
Which saint is featured?
The card introduces St Clare of Assisi, celebrated on 11 August, and recalls the tradition of giving eggs to the Poor Clares when asking for fine weather.
Which language is the card in?
The introductions and prayer are in French only.
What size is the card?
The laminated card measures 7.5 × 10 cm and slips easily into a pocket or notebook.