Who better to ask to protect your family than the Patron of the Family?  This prayer to St. Joseph offers the key to your home to him and asks him to keep out all harm, while keeping in love for Jesus and Mary, so that your home may be happy and holy like the home at Nazareth.

Prayer is used with permission from the Oblates of St. Joseph.

Printed on white cardstock.

Dimensions:  3.25" x 5".

Image source:  Chant Art.

Pope Saint Pius X composed this prayer to St. Joseph for his intercession in sanctifying Sundays and Holy Days in those lands where God is forgotten and His laws are forgotten.  This prayer card features a beautiful vintage image of St. Joseph with the prayer on the back.

3 1/2" wide by  5" tall, printed on ivory cardstock

image source: Chant Art

To Thee, O Blessed Joseph Holy Card

Featured on the front is a reproduction of a vintage French holy card of Saint Joseph, as well as a brief description of the prayer for his intercession which was composed by Pope Leo XIII, with the full prayer on the back.  Pope Leo XIII composed the "To Thee, O Blessed Joseph..." prayer to be said after the Rosary beseeching his help in protecting the Catholic Church from the snares of the enemy and from all adversity.

Printed on ivory cardstock, measures 4" x 5 1/4"

Image courtesy of UDayton.edu IMRI - CSC030-074

This is the famous novena prayer to St. Joseph dating back to 50 AD.  It is a favourite holy card at St. Joseph's Press.  It has a picture of St. Joseph holding the Child Jesus and a lily and underneath the words: Go to Joseph.  The front tells the history of the prayer and the powerful protection the saint grants through it, while on the back is the prayer itself.

Printed on white cardstock.

3.5" x 5.25"

Image source: Chant Art

Go To Joseph - St. Joseph Holy Card

"In order that Joseph may thus grow to his perfect stature on earth, he must grow in us.  We must learn to know him intimately in order to unlock the treasures of merit and greatness laid up in him.  We must draw on the storehouse of Holy Scripture, and traditions and writings of the Fathers and Doctors of the Church." - Life & Glories of St. Joseph, 454

The front of the Go to Joseph holy card feature a reproduction of a beautiful, vintage, French holy card with lace borders.  On the back is a prayer to St. Joseph, placing oneself under his protection and asking for his blessings.

Printed on white cardstock, 3" x 5"

St. Louis IX Holy Card

This beautiful holy card of St. Louis IX of France features a vintage image of St. Louis and a selection from instructions to his son on avoiding mortal sin and staying in a state of grace.  St. Louis IX is a patron saint of France and of the Third Order of St. Francis.

St. Louis X's mother, Blanche of Castille who was regent until he came of age, loved him very much, but she told him, "I would rather see you dead at my feet than that you would ever commit a mortal sin!"  Louis IX never forgot these words and expressed a similar sentiment to his own son on the importance staying in the state of grace.  Louis IX was an obedient son who learned well from his mother the religious practices of daily recitation of the Divine Office and attending Holy Mass.  When he became king would bring a hundred or more poor into the palace  to feed them, often serving them himself.  He is an excellent example of devotion to Christian duty and treating all with kindness.  Louis IX was very pious and heeded the call of the Pope twice leading crusades to defend the Holy Land.  On the second crusade he succumbed to typhus and among the last words he imparted to his son are the exhortation to avoid mortal sin and stay in grace which is on the back of this holy card.

Image source: Chant Art

St. Michael the Archangel Holy Card

The Saint Michael the Archangel holy card featuresa beautiful vintage image of St. Michael defeating the powers of darkness.  On the back is the famouse Prayer to St. Michael composed by Pope Leo XIII.

Printed on white cardstock, 2 3/4" by 4 1/2"

Image source: Chant Art

Michael, Michael of the Morning Holy Card - St. Michael the Archangel

True story of a Marine soldier in the Korean Conflict of the 1950's was wounded in action and relates to his mother the little prayer she taught him from his childhood, saved his life. The prayer in blue text and the true story below it along with a possibility that his mother may have read the poem of G. K. Chesterton: "Michael, Michael:  Michael of the Morning, Michael of the Army of the Lord..." in offering her son this powerful little prayer. Now we continue the good Mother's example to present it to all soldiers of Christ.

Choose from two paintings of St. Michael the Archangel defeating the devil by Raphael and Guido Reni.

Printed on white cardstock, measures 3" x 5"

One of the most favorite of all the saints, Saint Nicholas, whose feastday is December 6th, is not only patron of children but a great wonderworker as well.    Advent is the season to make room in our soul for the coming of the Holy Babe of Bethlehem, His Blessed Mother and humble St. Joseph.  What better way to begin in earnest this holy season than to call upon St. Nicholas, the Good Shepherd that Saveth. 

Printed on heavy cardstock, 3" by 5".

Saint Nicholas Gentle Tutor Holy Card

Featuring an 18th century icon from Belarus, this holy card reminds school children, those in catechism classes, youth, and college students to prepare for the Advent season by invoking the wonderworker St. Nicholas under his title Gentle Tutor of Children.

Printed on heavy white cardstock, 3" by 5"