Chaplet Of St Benedict In Black Crystal Glass Beads

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Unbranded
Model Number	CHAP068

This chaplet is made of black Austrian glass crystal beads, each capped with a small silver plated cap. The chaplet is presented in a box prayer sheet, which includes a description of the chaplet's patron saint, Saint Benedict of Norcia. The chaplet is also available as a rosary, with each bead individually hand-made and unique.

Chaplet of St Benedict in black Crystal Glass beads
Patron Saint against Evil & Witchcraft
Stunning chaplet. Limited Edition
We used black Austrian glass crystal 4 x 6mm rondel beads. Each bead is capped with a small silver plated cap which in turn has tiny glass seed beads.
Chaplet presented in a box

prayer sheet incluced


Our Speciality rosarys and chaplets are handmade in South Africa. We take care to ensure that these rosaries are UNIQUE in design. Therefore we only have one listed rosary under our special rosaries, and usually a limited edition of our Chaplet design. We also take pride in using good quality beads, chain, pins, center pieces and crucifix's. We make to order to your specific needs and requests.


Saint Benedict of Norcia






Saint Benedict


Detail from a fresco by

Fra Angelico



Abbot

Patron of Europe

Born

c. 480


Norcia

(

Umbria

,

Italy

)

Died

21 March 543

Monte Cassino

Veneratedin


Roman Catholicism



Eastern Catholic Churches


Anglican Communion


Eastern Orthodoxy



Lutheran Church



Canonized


1220, Rome by

Pope Honorius III



Major

shrine



Monte Cassino Abbey, with his burial


Saint-Beno*t-sur-Loire

, near

Orl*ans

, France

Sacro Speco, at Subiaco, Italy


Feast


11 July (

General Roman Calendar

), (Anglican Communion)

14 March (

Byzantine Rite

)

21 March (pre-1970 General Roman Calendar)


Attributes


-Bell

-Broken tray

-Broken cup and serpent representing poison

-Broken utensil

-Bush

-Crosier

-Man in a Benedictine cowl holding Benedict's rule or a rod of discipline

-Raven


Patronage


-Against poison

-Against witchcraft

-Agricultural workers

-Cavers

-Civil engineers

-

Coppersmiths


-Dying people

-

Erysipelas


-Europe

-Farmers

-Fever

-Gall stones

-

Heerdt

(Germany)

-

Heraldry

and

Officers of arms


-the

Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest


-Inflammatory diseases

-Italian architects

-Kidney disease

-Monks

-Nettle rash

-Norcia, (Italy)

-People in religious orders

-Schoolchildren and students

-Servants who have broken their master's belongings

-Speleologists

-Spelunkers

-Temptations