Chaplet of St Benedict in black Crystal Glass beads
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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 |
| Venerated in | 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 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 |