Fire Prayer Card – Saint Barbara – 7.5 × 10 cm
A sign of faith with Saint Barbara
Make time for reflection with this Fire prayer card, devoted to Saint Barbara. Her introduction on the front and the prayer to Jesus on the reverse accompany intentions concerning the dangers of fire. A small spiritual keepsake for personal requests, gratitude or a caring gesture.
- Introduction to Saint Barbara, invoked in the face of fire dangers
- Prayer to Jesus for a persevering, trusting faith
- Compact laminated card to keep or give
Laminated two-sided card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Patron saint: Saint Barbara | Text and prayer printed in French only.
Bring your intentions to a moment of prayer
For yourself, your family or a loved one facing a difficult time, this Saint Barbara prayer card offers words for a quiet moment of trust. It invites you to bring concerns and requests for protection to the Lord within the tradition of devotion to Saint Barbara.
Discover Saint Barbara
Blue lettering on a softly shaded green background introduces Saint Barbara, her conversion and her faithfulness to Christianity. Her feast day on 4 December is also noted. A simple introduction to the saint associated with this prayer intention.
A prayer to Jesus for trust and perseverance
The French prayer on the reverse asks to remain in the Lord’s love, receive the help of the saint being invoked and cultivate a persevering, trusting faith. It recalls his presence through sorrows and joys and accompanies personal intentions.
A thoughtful keepsake to carry
For someone devoted to Saint Barbara or as a sign of solidarity after a difficult experience, this card expresses personal care. Laminated and measuring 7.5 × 10 cm, it slips into a pocket, notebook or prayer book to stay close at hand.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this prayer card for?
Someone devoted to Saint Barbara, a loved one or anyone wishing to pray about the dangers of fire.
What language is printed on the card?
The introduction to Saint Barbara 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.