Butchers Prayer Card – Saint Adrian and Saint John the Baptist
A thoughtful gift of faith for butchers
Bring a moment of reflection to working life with this prayer card for butchers. It introduces Saint Adrian and Saint John the Baptist as their patron saints, with a prayer to Jesus on the reverse. A personal gift to support a craftsperson or accompany your own daily prayer.
- Introduction to Saint Adrian and Saint John the Baptist
- Prayer to Jesus for a persevering, trusting faith
- Compact laminated card to keep or give
Laminated two-sided card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Patron saints: Saint Adrian and Saint John the Baptist | Text and prayer printed in French only.
A sign of faith at the heart of the working day
Every day in a butcher’s shop calls for skill, effort and care for customers. This butchers’ patron saints prayer card invites a quiet pause to entrust work, concerns and joys to the Lord.
Discover two patron saints
Brown lettering on a bright yellow background briefly introduces Saint Adrian and Saint John the Baptist. It recalls Adrian’s courage and John the Baptist’s mission in relation to Christ. A simple link between professional life and Christian tradition.
A prayer for trust and perseverance
The French prayer on the reverse addresses Jesus and recalls the companionship of a patron saint. It asks to remain in the Lord’s love and grow in a persevering, trusting faith through sorrows and joys, accompanying personal intentions and thoughts for loved ones.
A small gift for a craftsperson
For a butcher, apprentice or someone with a special connection to the trade, this card makes a thoughtful gift for a new role or celebration. Laminated and measuring 7.5 × 10 cm, it fits into a pocket, notebook or prayer book.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this prayer card for?
A butcher, an apprentice or someone with a personal connection to the trade, as a thoughtful sign of support and faith.
What language is printed on the card?
The introduction to the two patron saints and the prayer on the reverse are in French only.
Where can I keep the card?
In a pocket, notebook or prayer book, ready for everyday moments of prayer.