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on a sturdy stainless steel 18"rope chain with claw clasp

This Oriental form of rosary is known in the Hellenic Greek Church as Chaplet or String of Knots of Beads

Devotion to the Infant Jesus (under the title of the Infant of Prague) owes its origin to a Carmelite religious Sister

Relics: What They Are and Why They Matter by Joan Carroll Cruz book not booklet white rosary PageCodeSnippetArea1ContentEditable h1Scripture speaks of miracles wrought through relics: a dead man was raised when Elishas bones touched him, and the clothing of Jesus and His apostles healed the sick. In the early Church, Masses were celebrated over the bones of the martyrs, and phials of their blood have affected countless miracles. Direct successors of the Apostles themselves speak of venerating relics; Church Fathers encourage it; throughout the ages of Catholic legacy, relics of