Boils prayer card – St Eligius and St Roch – French text
Entrust suffering and keep a connection through faith
Offer a reminder of your care with this Boils prayer card featuring St Eligius and St Roch. It accompanies quiet prayer for those affected and the intentions of their loved ones. A thoughtful gesture to express affection and share spiritual support during a difficult time.
- Introductions to St Eligius and St Roch, with their feast days.
- Prayer to Jesus entrusting the health of body and soul.
- Laminated card to keep close or give with care.
Laminated card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Printed on both sides | French text only.
Entrust suffering and keep a connection through faith
Offer a reminder of your care with this Boils prayer card featuring St Eligius and St Roch. It accompanies quiet prayer for those affected and the intentions of their loved ones. A thoughtful gesture to express affection and share spiritual support during a difficult time.
A double-sided card for reflection
The front, in soft shades of blue, briefly introduces St Eligius and St Roch and gives their feast days. 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 body and soul in prayer
In the traditional devotion reflected by this card, St Eligius and St Roch are invoked to ask for protection, relief and healing when facing boils. The prayer entrusts the health of body and soul to Jesus and asks for persevering, trusting faith in sorrows and joys alike.
A caring gesture of faith
Carry your St Eligius and St Roch prayer card for personal reflection or an intention for a loved one. Enclose it in a letter with a caring message as a simple expression of spiritual support.
Why choose this prayer card?
Introductions to these two figures of faith and a prayer form a discreet pocket companion. Its French text suits a French-speaking recipient seeking spiritual comfort.
Frequently asked questions
Who is featured on the card?
The card introduces St Eligius and St Roch and lists their feast days as 1 December and 16 August.
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.