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Devotion to the Holy Face was revealed by Jesus to Sr. Marie of St. Peter (1816-1848) a Carmelite nun of Tours in France.
The primary purpose of the devotion is to make reparation for sins against the first three commandments:
Denial of God, Blasphemy, and the profanation of Sundays and Holy Days.
The devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, based on the life and writings of Sr. Marie of St. Peter, was eventually approved by Pope Leo XIII in 1885 who established the devotion as an Arch-confraternity for the whole world.
In January 1849 Pope Pius IX had the relic of Veronica’s veil placed for public veneration in Rome.
During this time, the Divine Face appeared distinctly, as if living, and was illuminated by a soft light. (The Holy Face)
Size: 8″ x 10″ print in a gold colored frame 3/4″ deep
Blessed in the Traditional Latin Rite including a blessing of exorcism.
$30.00
Devotion to the Holy Face was revealed by Jesus to Sr. Marie of St. Peter (1816-1848) a Carmelite nun of Tours in France.
The primary purpose of the devotion is to make reparation for sins against the first three commandments:
Denial of God, Blasphemy, and the profanation of Sundays and Holy Days.
The devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, based on the life and writings of Sr. Marie of St. Peter, was eventually approved by Pope Leo XIII in 1885 who established the devotion as an Arch-confraternity for the whole world.
In January 1849 Pope Pius IX had the relic of Veronica’s veil placed for public veneration in Rome.
During this time, the Divine Face appeared distinctly, as if living, and was illuminated by a soft light. (The Holy Face)
Size: 8″ x 10″ print in a gold colored frame 3/4″ deep
Blessed in the Traditional Latin Rite including a blessing of exorcism.
| Weight | 13.1 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 10.5 × 1.25 in |
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