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Oil Dedicated to Saint Liborius of Le Mans (Patron for Invoked Against Abdominal Pains)

Patron Invoked Against Abdominal Pains, Faithful Shepherd, and Intercessor for the Sick

Saint Liborius of Le Mans, a 4th-century bishop, is remembered for his devoted leadership of the Church and his compassionate heart toward the suffering. As Bishop of Le Mans in France, he guided his flock with wisdom and gentleness, tending not only to their spiritual needs but also to their physical ailments.

During his time as bishop, many stories tell of Saint Liborius’ prayers bringing comfort and relief to those who suffered from illnesses, particularly abdominal pains and digestive disorders. His concern for the whole person—body, mind, and soul—reflected the compassionate heart of Christ, the Divine Healer. Even after his passing, countless faithful invoked his name in prayer, seeking relief from bodily suffering, and many miraculous healings were reported through his intercession.

The transfer of his relics to the city of Paderborn, Germany, sparked a lasting friendship between the Churches of Le Mans and Paderborn, symbolizing unity and peace across regions. Saint Liborius continues to be celebrated there, where annual festivals honor his memory and recount the many favors granted through his prayers.

Today, Saint Liborius is specially invoked as a patron for those suffering from abdominal ailments, digestive discomfort, and internal pains. He is a comforting intercessor for those enduring the quiet, often hidden suffering of stomach and intestinal illness.

Our Irish Blessing Oil dedicated to Saint Liborius of Le Mans is prayerfully prepared in remembrance of his gentle presence and loving intercession. Each bottle comes with a prayer card seeking his prayers.

Lovingly prayed over by the team at A Blessed Call to Love, offers a spiritual encouragement and a reminder that God’s mercy touches every part of our human experience, even our most personal struggles.

May Saint Liborius’ intercession bring you peace in your suffering and renewed trust in God’s tender care.