St. Jude Golf Balls
Patron Saints of lost causes.
Set of 3 St. Jude Golf Balls in a blister package.
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Wording on back of package
Saint Jude

Patron Saint of
Desperate Situations
&
Hopeless Causes
Feast Day: October 28th

St. Jude, know as Thaddeus, was one of the twelve apostles, brother of St. James, the Less, and a relative of Jesus. He preached the faith in Persia where he was martyred. The flame over his head indicated the inspiration and help of the Holy Spirit as he authored an Epistle to the Eastern Churches warning against false teaching and immorality. St. Jude Thaddeus is known as advocate of those in desperate need.
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St. Anthony, St.Jude and St.Patrick Golf Balls
Set of 3 Golf Balls in a blister package.
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Wording on Back of Package
Give the golfer in your life
a ray of hope with
these unique balls.

Keep
Saint Anthony
(Patron Saint of Lost Items)
in the bag to help prevent lost balls.

Ask Saint Patrick,
(Patron Saint of Good Luck)
to help find the green,

and when all else fails, there's

Saint Jude
(Patron Saint of Lost Causes)
for the lovable, die-hard hack.
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Saint Pio 3x5 Mat with Easel back
and description
#35MAT-PP3

Wording on back of easel:

Saint Pio

1887-1968 Feast Day – September 23rd
Padre Pio, born on May 25, 1887 in Pietrelcina, Italy, was ordained a priest in 1910. On September 20, 1918, he received the five wounds of Our Lord’s Passion, the first stigmatized priest in the history of the Church. His life was marked by prayer, austerity, devotion to the Eucharist and the Blessed Mother. Able to look into the very soul of a penitent, many came to his confessional.
Padre Pio’s motto was Pray, Hope and Don’t Worry.
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Saint Pio 3x5 Mat with Easel back
and description
#35MAT-PP4

Wording on back of easel:
Saint Pio
1887-1968 Feast Day – September 23rd
Padre Pio, born on May 25, 1887 in Pietrelcina, Italy, was ordained
a priest in 1910. On September 20, 1918, he received the five
wounds of Our Lord’s Passion, the first stigmatized priest in
the history of the Church. His life was marked by prayer, austerity, devotion to the Eucharist and the Blessed Mother. Able to look
into the very soul of a penitent, many came to his confessional.
Padre Pio’s motto was Pray, Hope and Don’t Worry.

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Saint Pio 3x5 Mat with Easel back
and description
#35MAT-PHW

Wording on back of easel:
Saint Pio
1887-1968 Feast Day – September 23rd
Padre Pio, born on May 25, 1887 in Pietrelcina, Italy, was ordained
a priest in 1910. On September 20, 1918, he received the five
wounds of Our Lord’s Passion, the first stigmatized priest in
the history of the Church. His life was marked by prayer, austerity, devotion to the Eucharist and the Blessed Mother. Able to look
into the very soul of a penitent, many came to his confessional.
Padre Pio’s motto was Pray, Hope and Don’t Worry.

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Saint Pio Pewter Frame with Prayer
frame measures 5x 3.5 velvet easel back
#23DPF-PP3

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Saint Pio Pewter Frame with Prayer
frame measures 5x 3.5 velvet easel back
#23DPF-PP4

Prayer reads:

Saint Pio

Oh Jesus, full of grace and charity,
victim for sinners, so impelled by
Your love of us that You willed to
die on the cross, I humbly entreat
Thee to glorify in heaven and on earth,
the servant of God,
Padre Pio of Pietrelcina,
who generously participated in Your sufferings, who loved Thee so
much and laboured so faithfully
for the glory of Your heavenly
Father and for the good of souls.
With confidence, I beseech
Thee to grant me, through his
intercession, the grace of…
which I ardently desire.
3 times: Glory be to the Father…
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Saint Pio 5x7 Gold Frame

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Saint Pio 5x7 Gold Frame

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Saint Pio 8x10 Gold Frame
Comes Gifted Boxed

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Padre Pio 8x10 Ready to frame Mat
Green Mat
#810GM-PP

O God,
You gave
Saint Pio of Pietrelcina,
Capuchin priest,
the great privilege of
Participating in a unique
way in the passion of
Your Son, grant me
through his intercession
the grace of …
which I ardently desire;
and above all grant me
the grace of living in conformity
with the death of Jesus,
to arrive at the glory
of the resurrection.
Glory be to the Father…
(three times)
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