St Christopher Car - Auto Chaplet - Teal

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Unbranded
Model Number	CHAP003

This is a Saint Christopher car - auto chaplet - teal. It is made of faux teal 6mm glass faux pearl beads with silver lace caps on either side. The teal seeds beads then complement the lace capping. A small St Christopher cross is attached to the chaplet. The Holy Family is on the flip side of the cross. Cross measures 2.5cm. The chaplet length is 31cm. It comes with a St Christopher Holy card - with a Prayer to St Christopher - "Dear Saint, you have inherited a beautiful name - Christ bearer - as a result of a wonderful legend that while carrying people across a raging stream you also carried the Child Jesus. Teach us to be true Christ bearers to those who do not know Him. Protect all drivers who often transport those who bear Christ within them."

St Christopher car - auto chaplet - teal - Beautiful faux teal 6mm glass faux pearl beads with silver lace caps on either side. The teal seeds beads then complement the lace capping. A small St Christopher cross is attached to the chaplet. The Holy Family is on the flip side of the cross. Cross measures 2.5cm - made in Italy. Chaplet length is 31cm.
We have added a St Christopher Holy card - with a Prayer to St Christopher - "Dear Saint, you have inherited a beautiful name - Christ bearer - as a result of a wonderful legend that while carrying people across a raging stream you also carried the Child Jesus. Teach us to be true Christ bearers to those who do not know Him. Protect all drivers who often transport those who bear Christ within them."
We have included a pamphlet on how to recite the St Christopher auto Chaplet.

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Saint Christopher






St. Christopher Carrying the Christ Child


, by

Hieronymus Bosch

(c. 1485)

Martyr

Born

unknown


Canaan

(Western accounts) or

Marmarica

(Eastern accounts)


Died

c. 251


Asia Minor



Veneratedin


Roman Catholicism



Eastern Orthodoxy



Lutheranism



Oriental Orthodoxy



Anglicanism







Feast


25 July (

Latin Church

) , 9 May (Eastern Churches)


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Attributes


tree, branch, as a

giant

or

ogre

, carrying Jesus, spear, shield, as a dog-headed man


Patronage



bachelors

,

transportation

(drivers, sailors, etc.),

traveling

(especially for long journeys),

storms

,

Brunswick

, Saint Christopher's Island (

Saint Kitts

), Island

Rab

,

Vilnius

,

epilepsy

, gardeners, holy death,

toothache