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We will have listed items blessed as our gift. If you prefer to order and not have them blessed, please email us your request before ordering!

Not sure what to call this package....

"Gift of Spiritual Peace" "Home protection" "Spring Cleaning?" or "Remembering to bless our mess"
We have been cleaning our homes after our blessed Christmas and New Years Celebrations and find it is a good time to re fresh and replace our home protection sacramental's. That lead to the idea...we can offer the same items to our ministry partners and friends in a package!

2 large Blessed 100% beeswax candles and matches - Holy Water spray bottle with free special mix of Holy Water - Handy dropper bottle with free blessed oil with exorcism oil added - Blessed Miraculous medal and card - #1 of Blessed Salt - misc prayer cards - Blessed St. Michael medal and Card - One Blessed St. Benedict Card and cross medal. Blessed St. Benedict Jubilee medals of your choosing. St. Benedict items will be blessed by a Benedictine Priest.

We have several broken blessed rosaries, many colors and types, that are broken and pretty hard to fix. So we have added a 10 or so beads to this package. Place a bead in the ground around your home. We have read this is an appropriate use for broken rosaries and a great blessing for your home.

Some locutionists and others have suggested the medal-cross of St. Benedict (or Jubilee medal of St. Benedict) be hung on all doors and also worn by all. So please specify how many you would need below.

The Catholic Catechism: 1667 "Holy Mother Church has, moreover, instituted sacramental's. These are sacred signs which bear a resemblance to the sacraments. They signify effects, particularly of a spiritual nature, which are obtained through the intercession of the Church. By them men are disposed to receive the chief effect of the sacraments, and various occasions in life are rendered holy...

Lenten Preparation Candles

Two sets of our Large Diameter Candles (4)bundled and Blessed as our gift.

These candles are 100% pure beeswax and handmade by our bee friend in Alaska. He raises his own bees and produces the candles at his family farm.

Package will also include:

Blessed Medal and Chain!!

Small blessed Rosary with bookmark!!

Blessed wooden matches!

Misc Prayer Cards!

Package of blessed SALT!!

Blessed Extra Virgin Olive Oil with a small amount of Exorcism oil added - 1/2 ounce bottle.

Please share these with all your family and friend!!!!

They are truly a blessing for our homes!

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St. Benedict Prayer Packages

Thanks for your great

and overwhelming response to our

St. Benedict Package Special !

We are going to stock up and continue to promote this important sacramental!

These medals will be given the Benedictine Exorcism Blessing!!

All our St. Benedict items will be blessed by a Benedictian Priest from our beautiful Mt. Angel Abby in Mt. Angel, Oregon

Mount Angel Abbey - St. Benedict, Oregon

The Medal with its a powerful means:

To destroy witchcraft and all other diabolical influences.
To keep away the spells of magicians, of wicked and evil-minded persons.
To impart protection to persons tempted, deluded or tormented by evil spirits.
To obtain the conversion of sinners, especially when they are in danger of death.
To serve as an armor in temptations against holy purity.
To destroy the effects of poison.
To secure a timely and healthy birth for children.
To afford protection against storms and lightning.
To serve as an efficacious remedy for bodily afflictions and a means of protection against contagious diseases.

Finally, the Medal has often been used with admirable effect even for animals infected with plague or other maladies, and for fields when invaded by harmful insects.

THE USE OF THE MEDAL

It may be worn about the neck, attached to the scapular or the rosary, or otherwise carried devoutly about one's person. For the sick it can be placed on wounds, dipped in medicine or in water which is given to them to drink.

The Medal is frequently put into the foundation of houses or in walls, hung over doors, or fastened on stables and barns to call down God's protection and blessing. It is also buried in fields, as the saintly Father Paul of Moll advised his friends to do.

No particular prayers are prescribed, for the very wearing and use of the Medal is considered a silent prayer to God to grant us, through the merits of St. Benedict, the favors we request. However, for obtaining extraordinary favors, it is highly recommended to perform special devotions in honor of the holy Father St. Benedict, for instance, on Tuesday, on which day the Church commemorates the death of the holy Patriarch. The Way of the Cross is also highly recommended or a novena to St. Benedict. His feast is celebrated March 21st, two days after the feast of St. Joseph.

Catholics who choose to weave the use of sacramentals into their daily lives can experience a richer, more textured Catholicism. For instance, one young father sprinkles holy water around the beds of his children and prays to God to protect them against nightmares, which sometimes are a problem in their house. Another mother I know uses blessed salt when she bakes bread for her family. Before setting out on a long trip, one youth group blesses its cars with holy oil for a safe journey. I myself have experienced peace during difficult times when I kissed or touched the Miraculous Medal I wear as a reminder of the loving protection of my Mother in heaven. The list of how sacramentals have affected my life and the lives of those I know goes on and on.

If you do not use sacramentals, consider looking into their use. Ann Ball's excellent "Handbook of Catholic Sacramentals" (Our Sunday Visitor) provides explanations of the history and proper use of many popular and obscure sacramentals. As Christ was the invisible God made visible, so sacramentals, like sacraments, are visible signs of His invisible grace, sanctifying daily life. In a way, they are daily restatements of the Incarnation, of God made flesh, and are dwelling among us in mysterious and wonderful ways. Regina Doman http://www.ewtn.com/library/ANSWERS/WHATARE.htm

These are suggested donation amounts. Please specify package and amount of medals when you choose another $ amount by using the donation button. All proceeds provide free items to those in need or are donated to other ministries and local Catholic charities' or events! We are a no-profit llc.

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