Christians of East and West have long asked the saints to stand with them against temptation, fear and spiritual attack. This bundle gathers the saints most often invoked in that struggle, from the archangel who leads the heavenly host to desert fathers who fought in prayer and fasting, and converts who left darkness behind.
These saints are grouped because their lives, or the traditional accounts of them, involve protection from evil, deliverance from demonic affliction, or spiritual battle.
This bundle includes 21 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 21 cards in this bundle
- Saint Michael the Archangel: The archangel whose name means "Who is like God?", leader of the heavenly armies who cast Satan out of heaven and defends God's people.
- Saint Anthony the Great: The father of Christian monasticism, born around 251 in Egypt, who grew holy through silence, solitude and spiritual battle.
- Saint Cyprian of Antioch: A master of the occult and ritual magic who was converted to Christ and became a martyr, one of the most astonishing conversion stories in Christian history. Feast: October 2, with Saint Justina.
- Saint Justina of Antioch: A young woman of Antioch raised among idols and magic who gave her life to Christ and stood firm in spiritual warfare. Feast: October 2 with Saint Cyprian.
- Saint Anastasia the Deliverer from Potions: A Roman noblewoman and martyr, married against her will to a pagan, who visited prisoners and the sick. Her title, Deliverer from Potions, is honored on December 22.
- Saint Marina the Great Martyr / Saint Margaret of Antioch: A young martyr of Antioch of Pisidia, daughter of a pagan priest, tortured after she refused to renounce Christ or marry the Roman governor. Feast: July 17.
- Saint Charbel: A Maronite hermit of Lebanon, born in 1828, who lived almost entirely in silence. His body was found incorrupt after his death.
- Saint Padre Pio: A Capuchin priest of San Giovanni Rotondo who bore the wounds of Christ for about fifty years and heard confessions for thousands.
- Saint Evagrius Ponticus: A fourth century desert monk who mapped the battlefield of the mind, the patterns of temptation, anxiety and distraction, in his writings from the Egyptian wilderness.
- Saint John Climacus: John of the Ladder, a sixth and seventh century monk of Mount Sinai and author of The Ladder of Divine Ascent.
- Saint Macarius the Great of Egypt: A foundational Desert Father of Scetis whose Life records healings and deliverance from spiritual affliction, associated with Saint Anthony the Great.
- Saint Mary Magdalene, Equal-to-the-Apostles: A faithful disciple delivered by Jesus from profound affliction, who stood near the Cross and was among the first witnesses of the Resurrection.
- Saint Paisios the Athonite: A beloved Athonite monk born in 1924 whose small hut became a living confessional for the suffering.
- Saint Agathon of Kavsokalyvia: A hidden hesychast monk of the Athonite skete of Kavsokalyvia, remembered as an intercessor for those under demonic oppression and spiritual darkness.
- Saint Euthymius the Great: A founder of Palestinian monasticism born in Armenia around 376, who built one of the great lavras of the Judean Desert and taught Saint Sabas.
- Saint Sabas the Sanctified: Born in Cappadocia in 439, a disciple of Saint Euthymius who founded the Great Lavra of Mar Saba in the Judean wilderness.
- Saint Menas of Egypt: An Egyptian soldier and martyr whose shrine at Abu Mena became a great pilgrimage center. The Orthodox Life links him with deliverance from demonic possession.
- Saint Gregory the Wonderworker: A third century bishop of Neocaesarea in Pontus, a student of Origen, so famed for miracles that he was called Thaumaturgus. Feast: November 17.
- Saint Spyridon the Wonderworker: A shepherd who became a bishop, defended the faith at the First Council of Nicaea, and whose relics rest on the island of Corfu.
- Abba Paul the Simple: A fourth century Desert Father known for childlike humility and unusual spiritual insight, remembered by those who feel betrayed, spiritually attacked or worn down by jealousy.
- Saint Gemma Galgani: A young Italian mystic who died at twenty-five, remembered for visions and the stigmata and for deep spiritual warfare against demonic attack.
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.
Prayer cards are devotional aids. They do not replace medical care, counseling, or the sacraments and rites of the Church.
Christians of East and West have long asked the saints to stand with them against temptation, fear and spiritual attack. This bundle gathers the saints most often invoked in that struggle, from the archangel who leads the heavenly host to desert fathers who fought in prayer and fasting, and converts who left darkness behind.
These saints are grouped because their lives, or the traditional accounts of them, involve protection from evil, deliverance from demonic affliction, or spiritual battle.
This bundle includes 21 different handmade prayer cards, one of each saint listed below.
The 21 cards in this bundle
- Saint Michael the Archangel: The archangel whose name means "Who is like God?", leader of the heavenly armies who cast Satan out of heaven and defends God's people.
- Saint Anthony the Great: The father of Christian monasticism, born around 251 in Egypt, who grew holy through silence, solitude and spiritual battle.
- Saint Cyprian of Antioch: A master of the occult and ritual magic who was converted to Christ and became a martyr, one of the most astonishing conversion stories in Christian history. Feast: October 2, with Saint Justina.
- Saint Justina of Antioch: A young woman of Antioch raised among idols and magic who gave her life to Christ and stood firm in spiritual warfare. Feast: October 2 with Saint Cyprian.
- Saint Anastasia the Deliverer from Potions: A Roman noblewoman and martyr, married against her will to a pagan, who visited prisoners and the sick. Her title, Deliverer from Potions, is honored on December 22.
- Saint Marina the Great Martyr / Saint Margaret of Antioch: A young martyr of Antioch of Pisidia, daughter of a pagan priest, tortured after she refused to renounce Christ or marry the Roman governor. Feast: July 17.
- Saint Charbel: A Maronite hermit of Lebanon, born in 1828, who lived almost entirely in silence. His body was found incorrupt after his death.
- Saint Padre Pio: A Capuchin priest of San Giovanni Rotondo who bore the wounds of Christ for about fifty years and heard confessions for thousands.
- Saint Evagrius Ponticus: A fourth century desert monk who mapped the battlefield of the mind, the patterns of temptation, anxiety and distraction, in his writings from the Egyptian wilderness.
- Saint John Climacus: John of the Ladder, a sixth and seventh century monk of Mount Sinai and author of The Ladder of Divine Ascent.
- Saint Macarius the Great of Egypt: A foundational Desert Father of Scetis whose Life records healings and deliverance from spiritual affliction, associated with Saint Anthony the Great.
- Saint Mary Magdalene, Equal-to-the-Apostles: A faithful disciple delivered by Jesus from profound affliction, who stood near the Cross and was among the first witnesses of the Resurrection.
- Saint Paisios the Athonite: A beloved Athonite monk born in 1924 whose small hut became a living confessional for the suffering.
- Saint Agathon of Kavsokalyvia: A hidden hesychast monk of the Athonite skete of Kavsokalyvia, remembered as an intercessor for those under demonic oppression and spiritual darkness.
- Saint Euthymius the Great: A founder of Palestinian monasticism born in Armenia around 376, who built one of the great lavras of the Judean Desert and taught Saint Sabas.
- Saint Sabas the Sanctified: Born in Cappadocia in 439, a disciple of Saint Euthymius who founded the Great Lavra of Mar Saba in the Judean wilderness.
- Saint Menas of Egypt: An Egyptian soldier and martyr whose shrine at Abu Mena became a great pilgrimage center. The Orthodox Life links him with deliverance from demonic possession.
- Saint Gregory the Wonderworker: A third century bishop of Neocaesarea in Pontus, a student of Origen, so famed for miracles that he was called Thaumaturgus. Feast: November 17.
- Saint Spyridon the Wonderworker: A shepherd who became a bishop, defended the faith at the First Council of Nicaea, and whose relics rest on the island of Corfu.
- Abba Paul the Simple: A fourth century Desert Father known for childlike humility and unusual spiritual insight, remembered by those who feel betrayed, spiritually attacked or worn down by jealousy.
- Saint Gemma Galgani: A young Italian mystic who died at twenty-five, remembered for visions and the stigmata and for deep spiritual warfare against demonic attack.
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.
Prayer cards are devotional aids. They do not replace medical care, counseling, or the sacraments and rites of the Church.
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