- Description
The St. Lazarus Prayer Card is a meaningful Catholic devotional honoring St. Lazarus as a patron and helper of the poor and sick.
This beautifully laminated St. Lazarus Kilgarlin Prayer Card features classic sacred artwork on the front and the full prayer on the back. Gold-color accents, ornate borders, and fine detailing give the card a traditional Catholic devotional appearance.
Compact and easy to carry, this St. Lazarus prayer card fits neatly in a wallet, Bible, missal, prayer book, purse, or pocket. It is especially meaningful for personal devotion, hospital or healing ministry, parish handouts, prayer groups, and thoughtful Catholic gifts for those seeking comfort, strength, and protection.
Card Details
Beautifully laminated with gold-color accents and fine detail
Classic sacred artwork of St. Lazarus on the front
Full Prayer to St. Lazarus printed on the back
2.5" Γ 4.5" standard prayer card size
Useful as a bookmark for your Bible, missal, or devotional book
Meaningful Catholic gift for family, friends, caregivers, and parishioners
Ideal for church handouts, healing ministry, retreats, and prayer groups
Available in packs of 3, 10, 25, 50, and 100
Prayer to St. Lazarus
Dear patron and assistant
of the poor and sick.
With this prayer I request
your assistance, and with
the aid of the Holy Spirit
may the Lord always
protect me during sickness
or in health.
St. Lazarus give me the
strength to overcome all
the temptations on earth, in
the name of the Father, the
Son and the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
St. Lazarus
St. Lazarus is often invoked in Catholic devotion as a helper of the poor and the sick. This prayer card reflects that tradition by asking his intercession for protection, strength, and perseverance in times of sickness and in times of health.
The prayer also asks for the aid of the Holy Spirit and for strength to overcome temptations, making this card a comforting devotional for those facing hardship or seeking spiritual encouragement in daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is St. Lazarus?
St. Lazarus is honored in Catholic devotion in connection with care for the poor and sick. In particular, many Catholics seek his intercession during illness and difficult times.
For example, devotion to St. Lazarus may focus on:
- Prayer during illness
- Healing intentions
- Care for the sick
- Compassion for the poor
- Hope during suffering
- Trust in God
- Strength during difficult times
In addition, devotion to St. Lazarus can encourage compassion for people who suffer. Moreover, it reminds Catholics to place their needs before God in prayer.
Therefore, Catholics may seek his intercession for healing, strength, and comfort. As a result, his devotion can offer hope during challenging circumstances.
Ultimately, St. Lazarus reminds the faithful to trust God while showing compassion to the poor and sick.
What is this prayer asking for?
The prayer asks for St. Lazarusβs assistance, the aid of the Holy Spirit, protection during sickness and in health, and strength to overcome temptations.
What is shown on the front of the prayer card?
The front features traditional sacred artwork of St. Lazarus framed by an ornate gold-accented devotional border.
Can I order St. Lazarus prayer cards in bulk?
Yes. The card is available in packs of 3, 10, 25, 50, and 100, making it suitable for parishes, prayer groups, healing ministries, retreats, and church handouts.
A Mission Behind Every Card
Every ShopCatholic purchase helps support a mission centered on faith, service, and giving.
ShopCatholic was founded by Shawn Kilgarlin, a wife, mother of four, mental health clinician, and life coach. Her mission extends beyond creating meaningful Catholic products.
Each Christmas Eve, Shawn donates gifts to people in need through Holy Angels. She also volunteers at addiction treatment centers and provides support through grounding boxes and group classes.
Her family and local students also help prepare gift bags for families in need. These efforts are funded personally by Shawn.
When you purchase a Kilgarlin prayer card, you become part of that mission.