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St. Lucy Token - Pocket Silver Tone Italian Prayer Token

by Lumen Mundi
$7.95 - $7.95
$7.95
$7.95 - $7.95
$7.95

Description: 

Show your faith in St. Lucy through this amazingly crafted Italian Token - St. Lucy. This token makes a submissive entrustment so that she can nurture spiritual well-being, guide you, and help you strengthen your faith in God. As for those who gave her his faith, St. Lucy will give her attention and protection to those who seek guidance in her.

Item No.: LM-171-25-0045

Features:

  • Patron Saints of Blindness
  • A beautifully crafted token featuring an image of St. Lucy and a prayer to St. Lucy. 
  • Durable and well made, this token will be an easy way to remember your faith at a moment's notice. 
  • Material: Silver Tone
  • The item is perfect for keeping, carry-on, or as a gift!
  • Made in Italy.

Story & Symbolism: 

Lucia of Syracuse was a Christian martyr who died during the Diocletianic Persecution, also called Saint Lucia or Saint Lucy. In the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran, and Eastern Orthodox churches, she is regarded as a saint. As a Christian, the rejected bridegroom condemned Lucy and had the governor order her death. By gouging out her eyes, the governor had her tortured, but God restored her eyesight. Then the governor ordered her to be set ablaze. God interceded once more and she was rescued. Lucy was martyred with a knife later on. Saint Lucy is recognized today as the patroness of those who suffers from blindness and eye ailments.
Story and Symbolism