St Benedict Bracelet Devotional Catholic Medal Sacramental One Size Fits All

 

This devotional bracelet is made in honor of St Benedict patron saint of Europe and scholars. It can be worn as a devotion to St Benedict. The medal is gold colored metal and shows both the front and reverse of the well known medal. It is framed in silver colored metal. Accenting the medal are 4mm black onyx beads. This bracelet is made to fit all sizes. The large silver bead slides up and down both strands of the box chain. To put it on, you simply slide the bead down towards the ends of the chain. This makes it easy to put over your hand and onto your wrist. Once you have the bracelet in place, simply slide the silver bead up toward your wrist adjusting it to the desired tightness.   Please click here to learn more about this bracelet and please visit my shop, The Rosary Works to see more of my devotional bracelets.

Three Hail Mary Chaplet with St Benedict Crucifix Onyx

This chaplet is comprised of three beautiful 8mm black onyx beads. Accenting these beads are silver colored bead caps. The Immaculate Heart medal has "Pray for us" on the reverse side. . The crucifix has a two sided St Benedict medal behind our Lord's head. Both the medal and the crucifix are silver colored metal. This chaplet is just under 6 1/2 inches long. It would make a wonderful gift or would be great to keep for yourself!

The Three Hail Marys devotion has enjoyed a long history in the church. The first known person to engage in this prayer is St. Anthony of Padua. He was followed by many saints and doctors of the church, among whom was St. Melchtilde. St Gertrude wrote of the Apparition that St. Melchtilde experienced with the Three Hail Marys devotion . Later, St Gertrude, herself experienced an apparition of the Blessed Virgin who promised a good death to anyone who practiced the devotion.

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