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Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary
Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary
Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary
Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary
Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary
Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary

Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary

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Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary Features

  • Highly durable Hand-assembled in the United States U.S. parts and Italian-made medals 14" length Weight: 2.8 oz


About Our Lady Of Guadalupe Combat Rosary

Limited edition Our Lady of Guadalupe Combat Rosary. Specifically designed and created to be used for the 9-month novena led by Cardinal Burke culminating on the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This specially crafted rosary is not just a devotional tool; it's a spiritual companion designed to accompany you through each day of your novena, offering strength, guidance, and connection. The Lady of Guadalupe Medal has been added to the original Combat Rosary and bears the exquisite image of Our Lady of Guadalupe on the front, and the words Pray for Us are on the back. Her presence serves as a constant reminder of divine guidance and maternal love, a beacon of hope and protection. This exceptionally detailed die-cast medal is made in the region of Italy which produces the finest quality medals in the world. Rosaries come inside a pocket-sized, zippered canvas rosary pouch and include a "God Strong Mini Prayer Book" and the "Concealed Carry Rosary Card" Other Information The Miracle of Our Lady of Guadalupe On December 9, 1531, The Blessed Mother Mary appeared to Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin on Tepeyac Hill while he was on his way to Mass. She asked him to approach the bishop and request that a shrine be built of her there, where she would bless those who called upon her. However, when Juan Diego requested this of the bishop, the bishop demanded proof of the vision. Juan Diego returned to the hill, where roses were blooming, though it was almost winter. He picked some of the flowers and brought them in his cloak to the bishop. When he opened his cloak, the flowers fell out and an image of the Blessed Mother was imprinted on it. The Bishop then gave his blessing, and a chapel was built on the hill.