Paralysis prayer card – St Clotilde and St Cornelius
A reminder of faith through difficult times
Keep spiritual support close with this Paralysis prayer card, dedicated to St Clotilde and St Cornelius. It accompanies intentions for yourself or someone dear. A thoughtful gesture to express affection and share a moment of prayer.
- Introductions to St Clotilde and St Cornelius 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.
A reminder of faith through difficult times
Keep spiritual support close with this Paralysis prayer card, dedicated to St Clotilde and St Cornelius. It accompanies intentions for yourself or someone dear. A thoughtful gesture to express affection and share a moment of prayer.
A double-sided card for reflection
The front, in soft shades of blue, introduces St Clotilde, wife of Clovis, and St Cornelius, bishop of Rome. It gives their feast days as 4 June and 16 September. 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 health in prayer
In the traditional devotion reflected by this card, St Clotilde and St Cornelius are invoked to ask for protection, relief and healing when facing paralysis. The prayer entrusts the health of body and soul to Jesus and asks for persevering, trusting faith through sorrows and joys.
A thoughtful gesture for someone dear
Use your St Clotilde and St Cornelius prayer card for a personal intention, family prayer or a quiet moment beside a loved one. Given with caring words, it becomes a discreet reminder of your presence and spiritual support.
Why choose this prayer card?
Two introductions to saints and a prayer form one pocket companion for faith. Its French text suits a French-speaking person seeking comfort in prayer.
Frequently asked questions
Which saints are featured?
The card introduces St Clotilde, celebrated on 4 June, and St Cornelius, celebrated on 16 September.
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.