Saint Hermione (1st–2nd century AD) was one of the Holy Unmercenary Women — physicians and healers who offered their gifts freely in the name of Christ. The daughter of the deacon Philip the Evangelist (Acts 21:8-9), she devoted her life to caring for the poor and sick, establishing a hospital in Ephesus where she healed through faith and prayer. She was martyred for refusing to deny Christ during the reign of Emperor Trajan.
Venerated by the Eastern Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, Melkite Greek Catholic, Coptic Catholic, and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint Hermione is honored as a model of mercy and faith — a woman who used her skills to heal souls as well as bodies.
Each Saint Hermione Prayer Card is hand-made and made to order, crafted with reverent care and covered in prayer from beginning to end. During its creation, prayers are offered for the person who will receive it, making every card a true act of faith and intercession.
This prayer card honors the saint whose healing hands reflected Christ’s compassion — a reminder that true medicine comes from a heart of love and sacrifice.
Saint Hermione (1st–2nd century AD) was one of the Holy Unmercenary Women — physicians and healers who offered their gifts freely in the name of Christ. The daughter of the deacon Philip the Evangelist (Acts 21:8-9), she devoted her life to caring for the poor and sick, establishing a hospital in Ephesus where she healed through faith and prayer. She was martyred for refusing to deny Christ during the reign of Emperor Trajan.
Venerated by the Eastern Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, Melkite Greek Catholic, Coptic Catholic, and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint Hermione is honored as a model of mercy and faith — a woman who used her skills to heal souls as well as bodies.
Each Saint Hermione Prayer Card is hand-made and made to order, crafted with reverent care and covered in prayer from beginning to end. During its creation, prayers are offered for the person who will receive it, making every card a true act of faith and intercession.
This prayer card honors the saint whose healing hands reflected Christ’s compassion — a reminder that true medicine comes from a heart of love and sacrifice.
