Disasters prayer card – St Vitus – French text
Entrust your worries and hold on to trust
Make space for faith amid uncertainty with this Disasters prayer card featuring St Vitus. It accompanies requests for protection, intentions for loved ones and the wish to find courage after a trial. A thoughtful spiritual token to express your support.
- Introduction to St Vitus and his feast day on 15 June.
- Prayer to Jesus to ask for support and protection in faith.
- Laminated card to keep or give with affection.
Laminated card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Printed on both sides | French text only.
Entrust your worries and hold on to trust
Make space for faith amid uncertainty with this Disasters prayer card featuring St Vitus. It accompanies requests for protection, intentions for loved ones and the wish to find courage after a trial. A thoughtful spiritual token to express your support.
A double-sided card dedicated to St Vitus
The front, in soft green tones, introduces St Vitus and gives his feast day as 15 June. It recalls his martyrdom and the history of his devotion. A short prayer to Jesus appears on the reverse. Laminated and measuring 7.5 × 10 cm, the card fits into a pocket or notebook.
Asking for protection in faith
In the traditional devotion reflected by this card, St Vitus is invoked in the face of disasters. The prayer asks for Jesus’ love, the help of one’s patron saint and persevering, trusting faith. It invites you to entrust sorrows and joys and seek comfort in faith.
A caring gesture for someone dear
Keep your St Vitus prayer card for difficult times close for personal reflection or an intention for someone dear. Give it with a caring message as a gesture of spiritual companionship through a trial.
Why choose this prayer card?
An introduction to the saint and a prayer form a discreet pocket companion. Its French text suits a French-speaking recipient wishing to entrust their worries to the Lord.
Frequently asked questions
Which saint is featured?
The card introduces St Vitus and gives his feast day as 15 June. It recalls his martyrdom and the history of his devotion.
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.