Prayer Card for the Poor – Saint Benedict Labre – 7.5 × 10 cm
A small card for a heartfelt prayer intention
Keep people in need close in prayer with this Saint Benedict Labre prayer card, dedicated to the poor. His introduction on the front and a prayer to Jesus on the reverse invite you to entrust those facing hardship to the Lord. A thoughtful token of faith to keep or give with affection.
- Saint Benedict Labre, patron saint of the poor
- 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 Benedict Labre | Text and prayer printed in French only.
Pray with a heart open to others
A caring thought, an intention entrusted to the Lord, a quiet moment: this prayer card for the poor makes room for people in need in your spiritual life. It accompanies anyone wishing to bring together faith, compassion and hope.
Discover Saint Benedict Labre
Blue lettering on a background in green shades introduces Saint Benedict Labre and his pilgrim journey shaped by poverty and prayer. His feast day on 16 April also appears. An invitation to discover a saint whose life calls us to simplicity and care for others.
A prayer for lasting trust
The French prayer on the reverse addresses Jesus and invokes the grace of the saints. It asks to remain in the Lord’s love, receive a persevering, trusting faith and know his presence through sorrows and joys.
A sign of fellowship to share
For someone dear, a person involved in charitable work or your own prayer time, this card carries a meaningful intention. Laminated and measuring 7.5 × 10 cm, it slips into a pocket, notebook or prayer book.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this prayer card for?
A loved one, someone involved in charitable work or anyone wishing to pray for people in poverty.
What language is printed on the card?
The introduction to Saint Benedict Labre 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.