St Michael the Archangel Shopper Bag

Name: St Michael the Archangel Shopper Bag
SKU: DEV175
Price: 54.00 ZAR
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Free collection from Monument Park, Pretoria

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Product information

Condition:

New

Location:

South Africa

Product code:

DEV175

Bob Shop ID:

597487909

St Michael the Archangel Shopper Bag

Made from synthetic canvas

38cm x 38cm

Has the St Michael the Archangel Prayer

Truly beautiful inexpensive special bag

Michael
A 13th-century Byzantine icon from Saint Catherine's Monastery
Archangel
Venerated in	Christianity , Islam , Judaism
Canonized	pre-congregation
Feast	November 8 (New Calendar Eastern Orthodox Churches) / November 21 (Old Calendar Eastern Orthodox Churches), September 29 (" Michaelmas May 8 Tridentine Calendar many other local and historical feasts
Attributes	Archangel ; Treading on a dragon; carrying a banner, scales, and sword
Patronage	Guardian of the Catholic Church;^[1] Kiev , Guardian of Vatican City;^[2] protector of the Jewish people,^[3] police officers, military, grocers, mariners, paratroopers, sickness
Catholic cult suppressed	holy cross