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Holy Card St. Alice with Paralysis Healing Medal Set - 6 Pcs. Per Package

Holy Card St. Alice with Paralysis Healing Medal Set - 6 Pcs. Per Package

$23.70 - $23.70
$23.70
$23.70 - $23.70
$23.70

Description:

This Holy Card St. Alice with Paralysis Healing Medal Set provides a powerful symbol of faith and healing for those affected by blindness or paralysis. The set includes a stunning image of St. Alice, along with two healing prayers and a biography of the saint. Made with high-quality materials, the full-color Holy Card and oxidized silver patron saint medal serve as constant reminders of the power of belief and the hope for recovery.

Features:

  • Holy Card St. Alice with Paralysis Healing Medal Set - 6 Pcs. Per Package
  • Patron Saints of The Blind, and The Paralyzed.
  • Image of St. Alice.
  • Healing Medal Set
  • Includes a full-color Holy Card with Two Healing Prayers, a Saint Biography, and an Oxidized Silver Patron Saint Medal.
  • Holy Card: Full-Color Cardstock 2 1⁄2" W x 4" H (closed)
  • Saint Medal: Oxidized Silver 1" H
  • 6 Pcs. Per Package
Item No.

AM-MC039

Product Information
  • Patron Saints of The Blind, and The Paralyzed.
  • Image of St. Alice.
  • Healing Medal Set
  • Includes a full-color Holy Card with Two Healing Prayers, a Saint Biography, and an Oxidized Silver Patron Saint Medal.
  • Holy Card: Full-Color Cardstock 2 1⁄2" W x 4" H (closed)
  • Saint Medal: Oxidized Silver 1" H
  • 6 Pieces Per Package
Story Behind the Product

Alice was born in Shaerbeck, near Brussels. At the age of seven, she joined a Cistercian monastery called Camera Sanctae Mariae, where she lived for the rest of her life. The Cistercian group was influenced by its spirit of modesty. At an early age, however, she contracted leprosy and had to be isolated.

The illness caused severe pain to Alice, and ultimately she became paralyzed and blind. Alice's greatest comfort came from receiving the Holy Eucharist, although she was not permitted to drink from the cup because of the danger of contagion. The Lord appeared to her, however, with the promise that it was appropriate to obtain under one species. Known for vision and ecstasy, she died in 1250. Devotion to her was authorized by Pope Pius X in 1907.