St. Therese Bell Pull with tassel.
Measures 7.5 x 40 inches.
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St. Patrick Golf Balls
Patron Saint of Good Luck.
Set of 3 golf balls in a blister package
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Wording on back of package
St. Patrick
Apostle of Ireland
Feast day March 17

Born in Scotland, at a time, when Ireland was
a land of pagan kings and warriors. At sixteen
years old, he was captured by Irish raiders
and sold as a slave in Ireland and forced
to herd and tend sheep. During his 6 years
of captivity, he learned the language and
practices of the Irish people and turned
to God in prayer. Ordained a priest
and later consecrated a bishop, he was
directed to take the Gospel to Ireland. For
over 40 years he and his disciples preached
and converted thousands and built churches all over Ireland. By the end of his life, Ireland was almost completely Christian. He died March 17, 461 after years of living in poverty and enduring much suffering.
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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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Guardian Angel Bronze Frame
Matted under glass with hangers for wall mount
Measures 8.5 x 16.5

Poem Reads
My Guardian Angel

Angel of God,
my guardian dear,
To whom his love
commits me here;
Ever this day
be at my side,
To light and guard,
to rule and guide.

Amen.

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Padre Pio Bronze Frame #4624-PP
Matted under glass with hangers for wall mount

Measures 8.5 x 16.5

Prayer Read

Pray
Hope
and
Don't Worry
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Padre Pio Rose Pewter Frame
Measures 5x7 with easel back
#57PF-PP4 Learn More

Padre Pio Rose Pewter Frame
Measures 5x7 with easel back
#57PF-PP3 Learn More

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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