Saint Moses the Ethiopian (c. 330 – 405), also called Moses the Black, is one of the great Desert Fathers of Egypt. Once a notorious thief and leader of bandits, he repented and entered the monastic community of Scetis, where his deep humility and unshakable forgiveness transformed him into a model of grace. He was martyred by raiders who attacked the monastery, choosing not to fight but to meet death in peace.
Venerated by the Coptic and Eastern Orthodox Churches and recognized as a saint by the Eastern Catholic and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint Moses embodies the power of repentance and the miracle of a changed heart.
Each Saint Moses the Ethiopian Prayer Card is hand-made and made to order, crafted with reverent care and prayer from beginning to end. Throughout the entire process, 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 life shows that no soul is beyond redemption—a perfect reminder of Christ’s power to turn darkness into light.
Saint Moses the Ethiopian (c. 330 – 405), also called Moses the Black, is one of the great Desert Fathers of Egypt. Once a notorious thief and leader of bandits, he repented and entered the monastic community of Scetis, where his deep humility and unshakable forgiveness transformed him into a model of grace. He was martyred by raiders who attacked the monastery, choosing not to fight but to meet death in peace.
Venerated by the Coptic and Eastern Orthodox Churches and recognized as a saint by the Eastern Catholic and Roman Catholic Churches, Saint Moses embodies the power of repentance and the miracle of a changed heart.
Each Saint Moses the Ethiopian Prayer Card is hand-made and made to order, crafted with reverent care and prayer from beginning to end. Throughout the entire process, 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 life shows that no soul is beyond redemption—a perfect reminder of Christ’s power to turn darkness into light.
