Injuries prayer card – St Lazarus of Bethany – French text
A reminder of faith through difficult moments
When comforting words are hard to find, offer a thoughtful gesture of faith with this Injuries prayer card featuring St Lazarus. It accompanies injured people and those who care for them in quiet prayer. A simple way to express affection and spiritual support.
- Introduction to Lazarus of Bethany and his feast day on 17 December.
- Prayer to Jesus entrusting the health of body and soul.
- Laminated card to carry or give with affection.
Laminated card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Printed on both sides | French text only.
A reminder of faith through difficult moments
When comforting words are hard to find, offer a thoughtful gesture of faith with this Injuries prayer card featuring St Lazarus. It accompanies injured people and those who care for them in quiet prayer. A simple way to express affection and spiritual support.
A double-sided card dedicated to St Lazarus
The front, in soft shades of blue, introduces Lazarus of Bethany, brother of Martha and Mary, whom Jesus raised from the dead. It gives his feast day as 17 December. A short prayer to Jesus appears on the reverse. Laminated and measuring 7.5 × 10 cm, the card fits into a pocket or notebook.
Entrusting injuries in prayer
In the traditional devotion reflected by this card, St Lazarus is invoked to ask for protection, relief and healing when facing injuries. The prayer entrusts the health of body and soul to Jesus and asks for persevering, trusting faith in sorrows and joys alike.
A thoughtful gesture for someone dear
Keep your St Lazarus prayer card for injuries close for personal intentions or prayer for someone dear. Enclose it in a letter with a personal message to remind the recipient that they remain in your thoughts.
Why choose this prayer card?
An introduction to St Lazarus and a prayer form a pocket companion for everyday reflection. Its French text suits a French-speaking recipient seeking comfort in faith.
Frequently asked questions
Which saint is featured?
The card introduces Lazarus of Bethany, brother of Martha and Mary, whom Jesus raised from the dead. It lists his feast day as 17 December.
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.