Baseball Gift Set - St. Christopher Pewter Medal and Prayer Card Set, Black Saint. Sebastian Bracelet, Saint Sebastian Rosary With Laminated Holy Card And Sterling Silver St. Christopher Medal

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• Baseball Gift Set - St. Christopher Pewter Medal and Prayer Card Set, Black St. Sebastian Bracelet, St. Sebastian Rosary With Laminated Holy Card And Sterling Silver St. Christopher Medal
• The Pewter St. Christopher Medal with 24" Silvertone Chain and Laminated Holy Card is a beautiful and meaningful addition to any baseball lover's collection. The medal features St. Christopher, the patron saint of travelers, and is perfect for those who travel to games or tournaments.
• The St. Sebastian Bracelet is an adjustable black corded bracelet with baseball beads and a St. Sebastian medal. It comes carded and is a great way to show your devotion to St. Sebastian, the patron saint of athletes.
• The St. Sebastian Rosary is made with cord and baseball beads and features a St. Sebastian center and laminated Holy Card. It comes boxed with a clear cover, making it a perfect gift for any baseball player or fan.
• Finally, the Sterling Silver St. Christopher Baseball Medal measures 24" in a rhodium-plated chain and comes in a deluxe gift box. This medal is a beautiful and elegant way to show your love for the game and your faith.
• The Baseball Gift Set is a thoughtful and meaningful way to show your support for baseball players and fans. Whether it's for a birthday, graduation, or just because, this set is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face.
• Give the gift of faith and baseball with the Baseball Gift Set!
• Made in USA

Saint Christopher was a man of several identities, One of the most engaging for Christians, a patron saint of travelers and of children, protector against hailstorms, sudden death, and toothaches. St. Christopher has no date of canonization due to was not formally recognized by the Catholic Church. His story is somewhere amid legitimacy and legend. July 25th is his feast day.

St. Sebastian, the Patron Saint of Athletes, was an officer in the Praetorian Guard to protect Emperor Diocletian. He was known for his physical strength and a body in very good shape as a soldier. His remarkable stamina became popular amongst athletes which gave him the title as the "Patron Saint of Athletes". He had secretly done many acts of love and charity for his brethren and died when his Christian faith was discovered. Archers pierced his body with arrows described as "full of arrows as an urchin" and left his body for retrieval and burial. He was also known as the Patron Saint of Archers, Pin-Makers, and of a Holy Death.