Benedictine Hearts Sacramental for Engaged couples, newly weds, wedding anniversary

Two (2) pieces of  Heart-shaped St. Benedict Medals.   Sturdy  Sacramental.  Simply, kiss, hold and carry with you everywhere.

While supplies last.  

With a Benedictine blessing, an unconditional indulgence is given to those who will "wear, kiss the medal" or hold it between the hands and venerate it with faith during the moment of death.   The usual condition to gain merit is the person must commend his or her soul to God,  go to sacramental confession, and receive the Eucharist or Holy Communion.  If for some reason, a person is unable to do this,   he or she can call on the "Holy Name of Jesus" and in the heart have a contrition or repentance of sin.  

Another possibility of a partial indulgence is given to those who will "wear, kiss, or hold" the medal with faith.  

An original design by Oblate Patrick Campbell, our products come with a prayer commitment.  The Trinity Benedictine Hearts will be touched to the First Class Relic of the True Cross and will receive our community's prayers for the month it was purchased.  

Packaging

Background of why it is called "Devil-Flees" Benedictine Hearts  (read with discernment please):

After making these Benedictine Hearts for several weeks, Oblate Patrick Campbell had a  dream.  He  saw himself,   holding the Benedictine Hearts on his hands as if presenting it to an audience.   From no where, the devil rushed in  and started to scream, howl and curse him for these beautiful Benedictine Hearts.  He woke up in terror and immediately prayed for peace. 

After prayers, he knew that he has to bring this Benedictine Hearts to families.  

 Some of the blessings connected with the St. Benedict medal are the following:

1. Warding off temptation 
2. Obtaining the conversion of sinners, especially before death
3. Easing of pain for women during labor 
4. Help in preserving purity 
5. Granting the grace of a happy death 
6. Protection during storms
7. Interceding for curing disease

 Disclaimer:  Due to being handcrafted and the nature of wood, the shape of the heart is different for each piece.  

"Ignited by Truth"  Catholic Conference in Raleigh Convention Center, NC, March 20 (free event) and March 21.