St. Michael Prayer Framed Print

St. Michael Prayer Framed Print

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  • 8x10 print in sleek black frame
  • Powerful St. Michael the Archangel prayer
  • Beautiful gift idea for a Catholic dad or priest
  • Catholic Coffee Exclusive

This striking framed print bears the beautiful words of the St. Michael Prayer, composed by Pope Leo XIII, which call upon the Prince of the Heavenly Hosts for his aid in our daily battles against the Evil One: "St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle."  This attractive framed print will inspire you to call daily upon the mighty archangel as you sample your Catholic Coffee. Fantastic gift idea for a Catholic priest or loved one.

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SKU: 9880628

Every Roast Has A Patron

Every blend we craft is inspired by a Catholic saint, chosen for their courage, virtue, or devotion. Just like the lives they lived, each roast has a bold, meaningful character all its own.

St. Michael the Archangel defends us, at God’s command, from Satan—who is tireless in his quest to tempt souls away from Christ. But St. Michael never tires, either. He charges into battle with us each time we invoke his aid to resist temptation.

Michael means “Who is like God?” He is the warrior angel, the famous foe of Satan, who is the champion of God’s people and guardian and protector of the Church (Rev. 12:7-9). After Lucifer proclaimed non serviam– “I will not serve”–Michael stayed with God, responding how we are a called to respond to God’s call: serviam–
“I will serve.”

Saint Michael the Archangel is the patron of spiritual warfare, dying people, grocers, soldiers, fencing, banking, and artists. He was the leader of God’s army during the uprising of Lucifer and is honored in not only Christianity but also Judaism and Islam. Saint Michael the Archangel is considered to be the guardian and protector of the Church. His feast day is September 29th.

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