St Augustine – Patron for Sore Eyes – Irish Blessing Oil

St. Augustine of Hippo, one of the most influential theologians in Christian history. Widely revered as the patron saint for sore eyes. Born in 354 AD in what now Algeria, Augustine’s early life filled with an intense search for truth and purpose. As a result, he explored various philosophical and spiritual paths before ultimately embracing Christianity.

Eventually, through the persistent prayers of his mother. St. Monica, and his growing disillusionment with worldly pleasures, Augustine experienced a profound conversion. Consequently, his transformation led to a life dedicated to God and theological reflection. Today, best known for his enduring works, including Confessions and The City of God. These writings have not only shaped Christian theology for centuries. But also offered deep insight into human nature and divine grace.

Because of his deep understanding of suffering and healing, Augustine has become a powerful intercessor. Especially for those experiencing physical discomfort—particularly related to vision. Therefore, A Blessed Call to Love honors him with a specially crafted Irish Blessing Oil. Designed to reflect his spirit of reflection and compassion. Each bottle is thoughtfully blended using natural ingredients and is prayerfully blessed, ensuring that each drop is filled with reverence and intention.

Additionally, a beautifully designed prayer card accompanies each oil. This card invites users to reflect on St. Augustine’s spiritual journey and seek his intercession for relief from sore eyes and other ailments. Furthermore, the prayer serves as a gentle reminder of the hope and strength that faith can offer in times of struggle.

Whether used during moments of quiet reflection or as part of daily rituals, our oils help create a sacred space for healing and peace. Let the essence of St. Augustine inspire you as you navigate both physical and spiritual challenges. With each use, may you feel his guiding presence, reminding you that healing often begins with faith, understanding, and a heart turned toward God.