Reliquary relic Virgin Mary, Saint Pascal Baylon Italy

Description

This is a antique copper reliquary inside 5 relics
of the Virgin Mary,
Saint Pascal Baylon, Saint Innocent and two others I can not read.Made around 1880/1900.All relics in place and wax seal and threads intact.Nice decorated with gold gilted rolled paper and a handpainted portret on ivorie of the Virgin Mary and Jesus.About the half of the front ring is loos, so it needs a repair.Comes from a convent in Italy.
Measures 4,2x3,6inch.Shipping and handling US$ 22,00
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Blessed Virgin Mary:
The Feasts of 8 September originated in Jerusalem.
In the 7th century, in the Byzantine Rite and at Rome, the Birth of the Blessed Virgin was celebrated this day. The feast is also celebrated on September 8 in the Syriac Rite and on September 7 in the Coptic Rite.
The Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows was originally granted to the Order of the Servants of Mary in 1667; it was introduced into the Roman Calendar in 1814 and assigned to the third Sunday in September. In 1913 the date of the feast was assigned to September 15.
P
rofile
Mother of Jesus. Spouse of the Holy Spirit. Betrothed of Saint Joseph
B
orn
unknown, perhaps 20BC
celebrated on 8 September
Died
unknown
assumed into heaven, date unknown but celebrated on 15 August
N
ame Meaning
myrhh
Canonized
Pre-Congregation
Patronage
against epidemics
against flooding
against lightning
against storms
enlightenment
Africa (declared by Cardinal Lavigerie in 1876)
air crews
aircraft pilots
aviators
flyers
pilots, aircraft
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola (21 November 1984)
Arabia
Austria
bicycle riders
bicyclists
Saint Pascal Baylon
Also known as
Paschal
Memorial
17 May
P
rofile
Son of the pious peasants Martin Baylon and Elizabeth Jubera. From youth he displayed great devotion to the Eucharist. Worked as a shepherd from ages 7 to 24, and was a good influence on his shepherd friends, an often rowdy group. Franciscan lay brother with friars of the
Alcantarine Reform
, often serving as cook or doorkeeper. His charity to the poor and afflicted, his unfailing courtesy and humility were remarkable even by Franciscan standards. While travelling in France, he defended the Real Presence against the blasphemies of a Calvinist preacher, and narrowly escaped death at the hands of a Huguenot mob. Poorly educated, he was still a counselor sought by rich and poor alike. His cultus is especially strong in Spain and southern Italy, in Central and South America.
B
orn
24 May 1540 (feast of Pentecost) at Torre Hermosa, Aragon, (modern Spain)
Died
15 May 1592 (feast of Pentecost) at Villa Reale, Spain of natural causes
Beatified
29 October 1618 by Pope Paul V
Canonized
16 October 1690 by Pope Alexander VIII
Patronage
cooks
Eucharistic congresses and organizations (proclaimed by Pope Leo XIII on 28 November 1897)
Obado, Bulacan, Philippines
Segorbe-Castellón de la Plana, Spain, diocese of
shepherds