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St. Michael Gesmine Wood Rosary With Sword Crucifix

St. Michael Gesmine Wood Rosary With Sword Crucifix

$23.80 - $23.80
$23.80
$23.80 - $23.80
$23.80

Description:  

Inspire your faith with this St. Michael Gesmine Wood Rosary featuring a Sword Crucifix. Made with natural oval Gesmine wood beads and accented with silver plate, this lightweight rosary measuring 23" in length with a 2" Crucifix is a perfect companion for prayers on the go. Bring spiritual strength and connection to fellow Catholics with this beautiful and simple rosary.

 



 
Item No.

CR- N5068

Product Information
  • St. Michael Gesmine Wood Rosary With Sword Crucifix
  • Material:Wood/Silver Plate
  • Size:6x8mm Wood Beads, 23" L, 2" Crucifix
  • This beautiful, simple rosary features oval, natural Gesmine wood beads. Lightweight and easy to carry, this rosary is the perfect reminder to pray for Catholics everywhere.
  • Patron Saint of Police Officers, Paratroopers, Grocers, Mariners, and Military Personnel.
  • Feast Day - September 29
  • 4 Pieces Per Package
Story Behind the Product

Nowadays, St. Michael, the Archangel is regarded as the patron saint of warriors and travelers. In particular, he was summoned by a fatal adversary and numerous events for our defense. In the year 590, St. Michael seemed to signal the end of the plague. In the spring of 1994, our Holy Priest, Pope John Paul II, urged the faithful to give their prayers to St Michael the Archangel. He also made a strong proposal that the recitation of prayer should be re-established at Mass.