St. Michael the Archangel Block Print & Prayer Cards

September 29th is the Feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.

St. Michael is often a fan favorite, especially as the patron Saint of soldiers, police officers, and EMTs. He can be found in the Bible in Revelation 12:7-9 and Daniel 10 & 12. His name means "Who is like God," appropriate since St. Michael drove the prideful Satan out of Heaven.

I created this block print image of St. Michael especially with one of my nephews in mind- Michael has long been his favorite Saint. Click below for printables you can use yourself, including some prayer cards:

Click here for a 5x7" print:

Click here for an 8x10" print:

Click here for 8 small prayer cards:

If you are looking for a lesson to teach for their feast day, you might like this Lectio Divina style Bible Study on the Archangels, which also includes some matching bulletin board printables:

Celebrating the Archangels with Older Kids: A Bible Study (Paper and Digital), Prayer Cards, and a Bulletin Board

The Feast of the Holy Archangels is coming up on September 29th. My students might be able to name the three Archangels (maybe?) but I don't think they know their stories. So between now and the feast day, I plan to work in this Archangel Bible study to help them grow in devotion to these mighty servants of God. 

Today I'm sharing a variety of resources with you, mostly inspired by these lovely images of the Archangels I found in the public domain. I printed them in black and white on bright paper to make this quick bulletin board: 

Next up, here is a Lectio Divina style Bible Study covering one story from the Bible for each Archangel. Each angel has a one page study. I would recommend either letting the students choose one of the three to complete (and then sharing with classmates) or working on them over three different days, allowing them to focus on one story at a time.

Click here for the the pdf version of the three Bible studies:

If you'd like to be able to assign the Bible Study to your students digitally, I also created this slide show version. Again, you can assign this over multiple days, allow the students to choose just one angel, or delete unnecessary sections. Click here for a digital version of the Bible Study using Google Slides. You can download them to use in PowerPoint or assign to students using Google Classroom:

While I was at it, I also used a few of the printables for some Bible Journaling. (I included a small version in the bulletin board set that would be great for making prayer cards, etc. Here I printed them on clear sticker paper and stuck in the margins of my journaling Bible).

Also in the bulletin board set are these quotes/Bible verses for the Archangels. Click here for the prayer cards:

Click here for the Archangel Art printables in three different sizes:

Sts. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, pray for us!