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St Raphael the Archangel ArtSet of 10 cards

St Raphael the Archangel ArtSet of 10 cards

A set of 10 cards featuring Saint Raphael, honored as the patron of healing and travelers. His journey with Tobiah in the Book of Tobit brings the words “Healing over suffering” into a story of guidance and hope.
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About this saint

Saint Raphael is the archangel who accompanies Tobiah in the Book of Tobit. Appearing in human form, he guides the young man to Media and shows him how his father's sight can be restored. At the journey's end, Raphael reveals that God sent him to heal Tobit and Sarah. His name means “God has healed,” and the Church honors him as the patron of healing and travelers. The words “Healing over suffering” connect his story with hope during illness, recovery, and uncertain journeys. His image is especially fitting in a prayer corner, bedroom, counseling room, clinic, medical office, or entryway.

Gift notes

A Catholic gift for someone facing illness or recovery, a doctor, nurse, caregiver, traveler, or anyone devoted to Saint Raphael. It is especially fitting for a medical graduation, a new practice or office, the beginning of a journey, or a season of prayer for a loved one.

What you receive

10 identical cards in your selected color, with 10 matching envelopes. Quantity 1 is one set of 10 cards.

Print details

  • 5 × 7 in. (12.7 × 17.8 cm)
  • Flat cards with square corners
  • Lightly textured Eggshell cardstock
  • Blank backs for personal notes

Professionally printed in the USA.

More about this print

This St Raphael the Archangel card set draws on Raphael's role in the Book of Tobit as a healer and traveling companion. His wings, long staff, and the words “Healing over suffering” give the image a devotional focus on healing, guidance, and hope. The artwork suits a prayer corner, bedroom, counseling room, clinic, medical office, or entryway. As a gift, it is especially meaningful for doctors, nurses, caregivers, travelers, people in recovery, and families praying for someone who is ill.