The Pardon Crucifix is a powerful Sacramental that encourages us to meditate on the Passion of Our Lord and of the Sorrowful Virgin; It is precisely because of this union with the sufferings of Jesus and Mary, that this Crucifix, if we venerate it properly, can win us numerous indulgences.

A promise of love where everything that the family is, has and does is given to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of the Virgin Mary, in order to live our lives in full surrender to the will of the Father.

Jesus surrendered himself in compliance to the rite, and, it was at that moment, as He rose above the waters, when God himself publicly declared Jesus to be his own beloved Son. And, the Holy Dove, as it descended upon Jesus, affirmed Him then as the Chosen One.

The Saint Benedict medal, spread throughout the world more than 300 years ago, especially by Benedictine monks, is famous for its extraordinary effectiveness in the fight against the devil and its manifestations; in defense against evils of all kinds, against diseases, especially contagious ones, against bites of snakes and other poisonous animals; in the protection of pets, vehicles, etc.

In 1830, at the convent of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul, in Paris, France, the Blessed Virgin appeared three times to a humble and pious novice, Sister Catherine Labouré. On all three occasions, Catherine saw the Blessed Virgin, received messages, and was treated with loving and maternal care.

Religious medals have been used around the neck as a sign of religious devotion by both the rich and the poor for centuries.

The Jerusalem cross is a Christian cross, a heraldic or wartime cross that originated in the 11th and 12th century when the Crusaders captured Jerusalem in 1099, establishing Christianity in the area.

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The scapular, in its original form, was often referred to as jugum Christi, or the yoke of Christ, and was worn at all times.