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Laminated Holy Card St. Fiacre - 25 Pcs. Per Package

Laminated Holy Card St. Fiacre - 25 Pcs. Per Package

by Ambrosiana
$23.75 - $23.75
$23.75
$23.75 - $23.75
$23.75

Description:

With this Laminated Holy Card, you may learn about the beauty and spiritual significance of St. Fiacre. These cards are made of high-quality materials and include beautiful Catholic imagery and gold foil stamping on the front. A heartfelt prayer dedicated to St. Fiacre may be found on the back. The crystal-clear lamination assures long-term durability, allowing you to take this holy card everywhere you go.

Each box includes 25 beautifully laminated cards that are ideal for personal devotion, sharing with loved ones, or distributing across your church group. This holy card serves as a strong reminder of faith and hope, or whether you request St. Fiacre's intercession as a patron saint of Gardeners and Cab-drivers.
Item No.

AM-800-1338

Product Information
  • Laminated Holy Card St. Fiacre
  • Patron Saint of Gardeners and Cab-drivers
  • Feast Day - August 30
  • Back of Card: Prayer for Gardeners
  • Features the image of Saint Fiacre
  • Material: Laminated Cardstock
  • Size: 4.375" W x 2.625" L
  • 25 Pieces Per Package
Story and Symbolism

At a monastery, Fiacre was raised. Monasteries were repositories of learning during the Dark Ages, and it is here that Fiacre became a skilful user of healing herbs. Disciples flocked to him as he earned fame for his knowledge of plants and healing skills. Here, in honor of the Virgin Mary, Fiacre founded an oratory and a hospice where he invited strangers. He himself retired to a lonely cell in his garden, living a life of prayer and manual labor.