Rosaries and crosses of Jesus
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Christ of San Damian Grande
$250.00FRUIT: Sacramental. Prayer to the cross of San Damiano The same prayer that Saint Francis performed before the Christ of San Damiano is used to pray before this symbol: High and glorious God, illuminate the darkness of my heart and give me right faith, certain hope and perfect charity, sense and knowledge, Lord, so that…
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Crux Manus Sanctus Benedictus
$15.00FRUIT: Sacramental. The wooden cross with an ergonomic shape that adapts to the closure of your hand, a powerful sacramental for you to cling to during times of prayer, adoration, meditation and spiritual struggle. Ideal cross to carry in a bag, hand, desk or hang on a wall.
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Crux Manus
$15.00FRUIT: Sacramental. The olive wood cross with an ergonomic shape that adapts to the closure of your hand is ideal for you to hold on to during times of prayer, adoration, meditation and spiritual struggle. Includes wooden chest. Made in Medjugorge, BH.
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Sanctus Damian – aquae sanctae
$35.00FRUIT: Sacramental. Cross yourself before leaving home! Put your holy water on this beautiful San Damiano cross. Ideal to hang on a door, wall or place of your choice. Holy water symbolizes the desire to receive God's protection, hence the recommendation to use it when crossing yourself.
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Crucifix of Our Lord Jesus Christ Agonizing
$25.00FRUIT: Sacramental Our Lord has also given the Devotion to the Precious Blood, a very powerful sacramental, which He said would be a “key” weapon against all kinds of calamities. On January 5, 2000, Barnabas witnessed a vision in which Jesus walked alone in the desert.…
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Via Crucis Rosary with bag
$15.00FRUIT: Repair. “Sweet Jesus, your head is reclined, to listen to us and give us kisses of peace, being you the offended one; arms outstretched, to embrace us; pierced hands, to give us your goods; the open side, to receive us into your bowels; feet nailed, to wait for us and to never be able to separate you from...
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Rosary with relic of Sister Faustina Kowalska
$25.00FRUIT: Sacramental. The Chaplet is a devotion recognized by the Catholic Church, and directed to Jesus of the Divine Mercy, in which a set of prayers dictated by Jesus himself in 1935 is recited. In that year Christ addressed Sister Faustina Kowalska and explained to her that…
Quis ut Deus? 
Saint Joseph Scapular Terror of demons