Product Description
Created for the Jubilee Year of St. Francis of Assisi, this Prayer to Saint Francis for Peace Holy Card features a newly written prayer by Pope Leo XIV, composed especially to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi. Buy in bulk and save among prayer cards of the same price. Discount calculates upon check out.
This powerful prayer invites the faithful to enter more deeply into St. Francis’ call to peace, humility, reconciliation, and love—making it a meaningful devotional resource for individuals and communities throughout the Jubilee year and beyond.
Sacred Art & Design
The front of the card showcases The Stigmatization of St. Francis of Assisi, an 18th-century painting housed at the Convento de Capuchinos in Spain. This dramatic and reverent image captures one of the most profound moments in Franciscan spirituality, drawing the viewer into prayerful reflection.
Product Features
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Size: 3" x 5"
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Material: Durable, premium cardstock with protective UV coating
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Printing: Full-color, vibrant, and long-lasting
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Languages Available: English, Spanish, or Polish
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Made in the USA
Ideal For
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Jubilee Year celebrations and events
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Diocesan, parish, and school prayer initiatives
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Peace and reconciliation devotions
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Franciscan feast days, retreats, and missions
Beautifully designed, spiritually rich, and made to last, this Jubilee Prayer Card is a meaningful way to share the Pope’s prayer for peace and honor the enduring legacy of St. Francis of Assisi.
Saint Francis, our brother, you who eight hundred years ago
went to meet Sister Death as a man at peace,
intercede for us before the Lord.You recognized true peace in the Crucifix of San Damiano,
teach us to seek in Him the source of all reconciliation
that breaks down every wall.You who, unarmed, crossed the lines of war
and misunderstanding,
give us the courage to build bridges
where the world raises up boundaries.In this time afflicted by conflict and division,
intercede for us so that we may become peacemakers:
unarmed and disarming witnesses of the peace that comes from Christ.Amen
