These saints carried the Gospel across borders, languages and oceans. The bundle makes a thoughtful gift for converts, missionaries and anyone who supports the work of evangelization.
Each of these saints carried the Gospel to a new land or people.
This bundle includes 13 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 13 cards in this bundle
- Saint Innocent of Alaska: Missionary priest and bishop born in Siberia in 1797, who translated Scripture into Aleut and built churches and schools across Alaska. Later Metropolitan of Moscow.
- Saint Nicholas of Japan: A nineteenth century Russian Orthodox missionary bishop who learned the language in silence, translated Scripture, and waited decades for fruit in Japan. Feast: February 3.
- Saint Raphael of Brooklyn: The first Orthodox bishop consecrated in North America, who traveled across the United States, Canada and Mexico to gather scattered Arabic-speaking Orthodox faithful.
- Saint Frumentius (Abba Selama Kassate Birhan): The fourth century apostle of Ethiopia, called Father of Peace, who brought the Gospel, bishops and sacraments to the Kingdom of Aksum.
- Saint Gregory the Illuminator: The apostle of Armenia, raised in exile after his father killed the king, who brought the nation to Christ in 301. Feast: September 30.
- Saint Nino / Nina of Georgia: A young woman from Cappadocia who carried a cross made of grapevines into Iberia in the early fourth century and led King Mirian III and the Georgian nation to Christ.
- Saint Thomas the Apostle: One of the Twelve, remembered for his doubt after the Resurrection and for bringing Christianity to India.
- Saints Cyril and Methodius: The Byzantine brothers and missionaries, Apostles to the Slavs, who were misunderstood by some authorities and criticized by fellow believers. Feasts: May 11 and February 14.
- Saint Olga of Kyiv: A pagan ruler shaped by vengeance who passed through violence and was transformed by Christ. Feast: July 11.
- Saint Volodymyr the Great: The ruler of Kyiv who led his people from paganism to baptism, after a brutal early life. Feast: July 15.
- Saint Clotilde and Clovis: The Christian queen whose prayer and perseverance helped lead her husband Clovis, King of the Franks, to baptism and shaped the future of Catholic France.
- Saint Andrew the Apostle: The first-called disciple of Christ and brother of Saint Peter, known for humility and missionary zeal in the Greek world.
- Saint Mark Ji Tianxiang: A Chinese Catholic physician born in 1834 who fell into opium addiction after a stomach illness, lived a long struggle with it, and was martyred.
Each card features sacred artwork on the front and a short biography with a prayer on the back. Every card is handmade and laminated in Austin, Texas, and a prayer is said for the person who will receive it.
These saints carried the Gospel across borders, languages and oceans. The bundle makes a thoughtful gift for converts, missionaries and anyone who supports the work of evangelization.
Each of these saints carried the Gospel to a new land or people.
This bundle includes 13 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 13 cards in this bundle
- Saint Innocent of Alaska: Missionary priest and bishop born in Siberia in 1797, who translated Scripture into Aleut and built churches and schools across Alaska. Later Metropolitan of Moscow.
- Saint Nicholas of Japan: A nineteenth century Russian Orthodox missionary bishop who learned the language in silence, translated Scripture, and waited decades for fruit in Japan. Feast: February 3.
- Saint Raphael of Brooklyn: The first Orthodox bishop consecrated in North America, who traveled across the United States, Canada and Mexico to gather scattered Arabic-speaking Orthodox faithful.
- Saint Frumentius (Abba Selama Kassate Birhan): The fourth century apostle of Ethiopia, called Father of Peace, who brought the Gospel, bishops and sacraments to the Kingdom of Aksum.
- Saint Gregory the Illuminator: The apostle of Armenia, raised in exile after his father killed the king, who brought the nation to Christ in 301. Feast: September 30.
- Saint Nino / Nina of Georgia: A young woman from Cappadocia who carried a cross made of grapevines into Iberia in the early fourth century and led King Mirian III and the Georgian nation to Christ.
- Saint Thomas the Apostle: One of the Twelve, remembered for his doubt after the Resurrection and for bringing Christianity to India.
- Saints Cyril and Methodius: The Byzantine brothers and missionaries, Apostles to the Slavs, who were misunderstood by some authorities and criticized by fellow believers. Feasts: May 11 and February 14.
- Saint Olga of Kyiv: A pagan ruler shaped by vengeance who passed through violence and was transformed by Christ. Feast: July 11.
- Saint Volodymyr the Great: The ruler of Kyiv who led his people from paganism to baptism, after a brutal early life. Feast: July 15.
- Saint Clotilde and Clovis: The Christian queen whose prayer and perseverance helped lead her husband Clovis, King of the Franks, to baptism and shaped the future of Catholic France.
- Saint Andrew the Apostle: The first-called disciple of Christ and brother of Saint Peter, known for humility and missionary zeal in the Greek world.
- Saint Mark Ji Tianxiang: A Chinese Catholic physician born in 1834 who fell into opium addiction after a stomach illness, lived a long struggle with it, and was martyred.
Each card features sacred artwork on the front and a short biography with a prayer on the back. Every card is handmade and laminated in Austin, Texas, and a prayer is said for the person who will receive it.
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