When you lose a pet, it can feel like you lost a part of yourself.
There are plenty of ways to cope with the pain and grief that come with losing a pet—and we’ve got some tips on how to do just that. But sometimes, there’s nothing like doing something beautiful in honor of your beloved dog or cat.
That’s why we’ve collected some of our favorite prayers written by Saint Francis of Assisi for your furry friends.
Life is full of mysteries.
What happens when we die? Are pets reincarnated, or do they just go off to heaven? Is there a heaven for pets? Why are we so obsessed with the idea of pets in heaven?
No one knows for sure. But there are some pretty good guesses.
The death of a pet is always a heartbreaking experience. When it happens, it can feel like the end of the world—especially if you’re a child. But there is hope! You can help your child through their grief by encouraging them to say this prayer for their deceased pet:
St. Francis of Assisi Prayer for Departed Pets
st francis prayer for dead pet
Introduction
Most Holy St. Francis, you loved all of God’s creatures. To you they were your brothers and sisters. Help us to follow your example of treating every living thing with kindness. St. Francis, patron saint of animals, watch over my pet and keep my companion safe and healthy. Amen
most holy st. francis, you loved all of god’s creatures. To you they were your brothers and sisters. Help us to follow your example of treating every living thing with kindness. St. Francis, patron saint of animals, watch over my pet and keep my companion safe and healthy. Amen
St. Francis of Assisi was a Franciscan friar who lived during the 13th century. He was known for his love of animals and his devotion to God, which he expressed through helping others in any way he could.
This prayer is a great way to honor your pet’s memory as you pray for something that they loved while they were alive, such as their toys or food bowls!
Conclusion
I hope that these prayers have helped you deal with your pet passing. They have helped me and my family deal with the loss of our pets, and I think it’s important to remember all of the good times we had together before they passed away.