Oil Dedicated to St Agrippina (Patron for Lime’s Disease)

St. Agrippina, a 3rd-century Roman virgin and martyr, lived a life of courageous faith during an era of fierce persecution. Though much of her early life remains hidden by the veil of time, tradition remembers her as a woman of remarkable purity and charity, wholly devoted to Christ. Refusing to deny her faith under Roman rule, Agrippina was subjected to brutal torture, yet she persevered with unwavering love for God. She gave her life as a martyr, leaving behind a legacy of courage and compassion.

Following her martyrdom, her relics were lovingly taken to Sicily by devoted Christians, where many miracles of healing and protection were attributed to her intercession. For centuries, the faithful have turned to St. Agrippina during times of epidemic, bacterial infections, and persistent illnesses, seeking relief from suffering and peace in body and soul.

In our time, those who struggle with Lyme disease—a chronic, sometimes debilitating illness caused by tick-borne bacteria—find in St. Agrippina a powerful intercessor. Her endurance through suffering mirrors the prolonged struggles faced by many with Lyme disease: fatigue, pain, and the invisible battle for health and strength. Her story reminds us that even in the most difficult trials, God’s grace sustains and strengthens the weary heart.

Our Irish Blessing Oil dedicated to St. Agrippina is prayerfully prepared in her spirit of hope. Each bottle comes with a prayer card asking for her intercession—for those suffering from Lyme disease and chronic bacterial infections, for their caregivers, and for all who walk the long road of comfort.

Lovingly prayed over by the team at A Blessed Call to Love. Offer a spiritual support, a reminder that God walks with us in our suffering and that His saints intercede for us in our trials.

May the life and intercession of St. Agrippina bring you comfort in your struggles, strength to endure the unseen battles, and peace that surpasses all understanding. May your faith remain steadfast, knowing that your suffering is never wasted in God’s loving plan.