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St. Peregrine Pewter Medal with 18" Silver Tone Chain and Prayer Card Set

$14.00 - $14.00
$14.00
$14.00 - $14.00
$14.00

Description:

Carry your faith with you with this absolutely divine St. Peregrine Pewter Medal with 18" Silver Tone Chain and Prayer Card Set is genuinely a must-have item.  Get this necklace and prayer card set to share your faith wherever you go. Let us pray that through the intercession of St. Peregrine, may he guide and protect the bearer of this necklace and prayer card set.

Item No.: MV-PSD700PE

Features:

  • Patron Saint of Editors, Publishers, Schoolchildren, and Juvenile Delinquents.
  • St. Peregrine Pewter Medal with 18" Silver Tone Chain and Prayer Card Set
  • Image of St. Peregrine with an inscription, “St. Peregrine Pray For Us.”
  • Pewter Medal - St. Peregrine w/  18" Silver Tone Chain.
  • Laminated Prayer Card
  • Made in the USA.    

Story & Symbolism: 

The theory of education by John Bosco may well be utilized in today's classrooms. It was a preventive scheme, refusing corporal punishment and putting students away from the possibility of committing sin in the community. He urged the reception of the sacraments of Penance and Holy Communion regularly
Item No.

MV-PSD700PE

Product Information
  • Patron Saint of Editors, Publishers, Schoolchildren, and Juvenile Delinquents.
  • St. Peregrine Pewter Medal with 18" Silver Tone Chain and Prayer Card Set
  • Pewter Medal - St. Peregrine w/ 18" Silver Tone Chain.
  • Made in USA
Story Behind the Product

The theory of education by John Bosco may well be utilized in today's classrooms. It was a preventive scheme, refusing corporal punishment and putting students away from the possibility of committing sin in the community. He urged the reception of the sacraments of Penance and Holy Communion regularly