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Saint Benedict Glass Holy Water Bottle with Card Silver:
$9.00

Saint Benedict Glass Holy Water Bottle with Card
The bottle does not contain holy water. Holy water can be obtained at your local Catholic church usually at the entrance.
This glass Holy Water Bottle with a screw-on cap is adorned with the St. Benedict Medal. Measuring 2 3/4" in height, 1 1/2" in width, and 3/4" in thickness, it can hold up to one ounce of Holy Water. Made in Italy, this bottle comes with a brief explanation of the Latin markings engraved on the St. Benedict Medal. It's a beautiful addition to your prayer corner or makes a thoughtful gift for someone special.
St Benedict meaning- The St. Benedict medal is a sacramental in the Roman Catholic Church. It is a prayer to invoke God's protection and blessing through St. Benedict. The medal is believed to be very powerful because it declares the wearer's trust in God's authority over evil.The medal can be worn on a chain around the neck, carried on one's person, or placed in one's vehicle, home, or place of business. It can also be hung on door knobs to protect the home and family from danger, calamities, and all kinds of evil.The medal has an important prayer used in the Rite of Exorcism on one side and an image of St. Benedict on the other. The letters on the medal stand for the Latin words "Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux: Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux" which means "May the Holy Cross be My Light: Let Not the Devil be My Guide".
Holy Water Meaning- Holy water is water that has been blessed by a member of the clergy or a religious figure. It can also come from a well or spring considered holy. Holy water is used in many religions, including Christianity and Sikhism. It is used for cleansing before baptism and for spiritual cleansing.In Christianity, holy water is used in baptism and to bless individuals, churches, homes, and articles of devotion. The imagery of “washing” helps people remember that they need to be cleansed and forgiven for their sins.The Church prays that holy water may protect people from illness, especially infectious diseases. It is also believed to bring help and grace for the sanctification of souls.People can take holy water home in a small bottle or other receptacle. They can place the water in a font within the home, often hung on the wall near a doorway. Holy water can be used for blessing oneself or for parents to bless their children.