Possession prayer card – St Hildegard – French text
Entrust your worries in a prayer of trust
Find a companion for reflection with this Possession prayer card dedicated to St Hildegard. It accompanies intentions for spiritual protection and thanksgiving to the Lord. A thoughtful gesture of faith for yourself or to express your presence and prayerful support for someone dear.
- Introduction to St Hildegard and her feast day of 17 September.
- Prayer to Jesus asking for help and perseverance in faith.
- Laminated pocket card to keep close or give with care.
Laminated card | 7.5 × 10 cm | Printed on both sides | French text only.
Entrust your worries in a prayer of trust
Find a companion for reflection with this Possession prayer card dedicated to St Hildegard. It accompanies intentions for spiritual protection and thanksgiving to the Lord. A thoughtful gesture of faith for yourself or to express your presence and prayerful support for someone dear.
A double-sided card for reflection
The front, in soft green and yellow shades, introduces St Hildegard as a Benedictine abbess and recalls her visions, correspondence and writings. It gives her feast day as 17 September. A short prayer to Jesus appears on the reverse. The laminated card measures 7.5 × 10 cm and fits into a pocket or notebook.
An intention for protection in Christian tradition
In the traditional devotion reflected by this card, St Hildegard is invoked to ask for spiritual protection against possession. The prayer asks to remain in Jesus’ love, receive help through the saint and keep a persevering, trusting faith through sorrows and joys.
A reminder of your presence for someone dear
Keep your St Hildegard prayer card close for personal reflection or family prayer. Give it with caring words as a discreet reminder of trust and spiritual support.
Why choose this prayer card?
An introduction to the saint and a prayer in a pocket format provide a simple companion for faith. Its French text suits a French-speaking person with a devotion to St Hildegard.
Frequently asked questions
Which saint is featured?
The card introduces St Hildegard as a Benedictine abbess and lists her feast day as 17 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.