RARE RELIC ex-Veste RELIQUARY Jean-Baptiste de La Salle : SIGNUM FIDEI WAX SEAL for Sale

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RARE RELIC ex-Veste RELIQUARY Jean-Baptiste de La Salle : SIGNUM FIDEI WAX SEAL For Sale

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RARE RELIC ex-Veste RELIQUARY Jean-Baptiste de La Salle : SIGNUM FIDEI WAX SEAL:
$644.99

Note for the reader :
The miraculous profile of the Saints often is determined by the mode of martyrdom.Until the seventeenth century. The medicine combines therapeutic practices and supernatural thaumaturgy
(Thaumaturgyfrom the Greekwords θαῦμαthaûma, meaning "miracle" or "marvel" and ἔργονérgon, meaning "work" is the capability of a Saintfor asupernatural intervention in the life of human beings
Per rules this item contains no human remains and is a devotional item.This item belonged to my grandfather's collection.
RARE RELIC ex-Veste RELIQUARY St. Jean-Baptiste de La SalleThe lot includes also two medal of St.Jean-Baptiste de La SalleWITH STUNNING WAX SEAL "SIGNUM FIDEI"("The Sign of Faith")The Seal of the Freres des Ecoles ChretiennesBrothers of Christian Schools or the LaSallian Brothersof Saint Jean Baptiste Dela Salle (1651-1719)Patron Saint of Educators and Catholic Schools

St. Jean-Baptiste de La Sallewas a Frenchpriest, educational reformer, and founder of theInstitute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. He is asaintof theCatholic Churchand thepatron saintfor teachers of youth.

La Salle dedicated much of his life to theeducationof poor children inFrance; in doing so, he started many lasting educational practices.

Provenience : Vatican CityPeriod : early 1900's
NOTE : STUNNING RELIC 1° CLASS - Jean-Baptiste de la Salle - Vatican City early 1900's !!!
Declaration: policy prohibits the sale of human remains and requires a disclosure of what the relics are:these relics are clothes or vestibus,which are allowed by policy. They are sacred and devotional relics of the Church.belonging to my private collection