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  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
  • 1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius
Width 6 cm ( 2.36 inch)
Height 12 cm ( 4.72 inch)
Depth 6 cm ( 2.36 inch)
Description:
Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius en Glass / Originaly Sealed / Fabrics, Italy 18 th century ( Anno 1790 )


Saint   Rainerius Saint Rainerius by Cecco di Pietro Born c. 1115/1117 Died c. 1160 Pisa, Italy Venerated in Roman Catholic Church Major shrine Duomo di Pisa Feast June 17 Attributes depicted as a bearded hermit in a hairshirt holding a rosary; as a young pilgrim in a hairshirt carrying a banner with the Pisan cross; as being raised up by devils; or as dying in a hairshirt. Patronage Pisa; travellers

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1 St. Ambrosius Sculpture

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1 Gothic - Style Holy Sacred Heart Statue

1 Gothic - Style Holy Sacred Heart Statue
1 Gothic - Style Holy Sacred Heart Statue

1 Gothic - Style Holy Sacred Heart Statue
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Francis De Sales

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Francis De Sales

Saint
 
Francis de Sales
 
CO, OM
Saint Francis de Sales
Bishop and Doctor of the Church
Born 21 August 1567
Château de Sales, Duchy of Savoy, Holy Roman Empire
Died 28 December 1622 (aged 55)
Lyon, Lyonnais, Kingdom of France
Beatified 8 January 1661, Rome, Papal States, by Pope Alexander VII
Canonized 8 April 1665, Rome, Papal States, by Pope Alexander VII
Feast
  • 24 January (General Roman Calendar of 1969)
  • 29 January (General Roman Calendar of 1960 and local communities)
Attributes Heart of Jesus, Crown of Thorns
Patronage Baker, Oregon; Cincinnati, Ohio; Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux, Louisiana; Catholic press; Columbus, Ohio; confessors; deaf people; educators; Upington, South Africa; Wilmington, Delaware; writers; journalists; the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest; Missionary of St. Francis De Sales ; Oblates of St. Francis de Sales; Salesians of Don Bosco
Saint
 
Francis de Sales
Bishop of Geneva
Native name
François de Sales
Province Vienne
Diocese Geneva
Appointed 15 July 1602 (Coadjutor)
Installed 8 December 1602
Term ended 28 December 1622
Predecessor Claude de Granier
Successor Jean-François de Sales
Previous post(s) Titular Bishop of Nicopolis ad Iaterum (1602)
Orders
Ordination 18 December 1593
Consecration 8 December 1602
Personal details
Motto Non-excidet
Coat of arms Francis de Sales's coat of arms
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Francis De Sales

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Francis De Sales

Saint
 
Francis de Sales
 
CO, OM
Saint Francis de Sales
Bishop and Doctor of the Church
Born 21 August 1567
Château de Sales, Duchy of Savoy, Holy Roman Empire
Died 28 December 1622 (aged 55)
Lyon, Lyonnais, Kingdom of France
Beatified 8 January 1661, Rome, Papal States, by Pope Alexander VII
Canonized 8 April 1665, Rome, Papal States, by Pope Alexander VII
Feast
  • 24 January (General Roman Calendar of 1969)
  • 29 January (General Roman Calendar of 1960 and local communities)
Attributes Heart of Jesus, Crown of Thorns
Patronage Baker, Oregon; Cincinnati, Ohio; Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux, Louisiana; Catholic press; Columbus, Ohio; confessors; deaf people; educators; Upington, South Africa; Wilmington, Delaware; writers; journalists; the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest; Missionary of St. Francis De Sales ; Oblates of St. Francis de Sales; Salesians of Don Bosco
Saint
 
Francis de Sales
Bishop of Geneva
Native name
François de Sales
Province Vienne
Diocese Geneva
Appointed 15 July 1602 (Coadjutor)
Installed 8 December 1602
Term ended 28 December 1622
Predecessor Claude de Granier
Successor Jean-François de Sales
Previous post(s) Titular Bishop of Nicopolis ad Iaterum (1602)
Orders
Ordination 18 December 1593
Consecration 8 December 1602
Personal details
Motto Non-excidet
Coat of arms Francis de Sales's coat of arms
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Clara / Claire Assisi

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Clara / Claire Assisi

Saint
 
Clare of Assisi
 
OSC
Detail depicting Saint Clare from a fresco (c. 1320) by Simone Martini in the Lower basilica of San Francesco, Assisi
Virgin
Born Chiara Offreduccio
16 July 1194
Assisi, Duchy of Spoleto,
Holy Roman Empire
Died 11 August 1253 (aged 59)
Assisi, Papal States
Venerated in Catholic Church
Anglican Communion
Lutheran Church
Canonized 26 September 1255, Rome by Pope Alexander IV
Major shrine Basilica of Saint Clare, Assisi
Feast 11 August
Attributes Monstrance, pyx, lamp, crozier, habit of the Poor Clares
Patronage Eye disease, goldsmiths, laundry, television, bicycle messengers, good weather, needleworkers, remote viewing, extrasensory perception, fertility, Santa Clara, California, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, Obando, Bulacan
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Clara / Claire Assisi

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Clara / Claire Assisi

Saint
 
Clare of Assisi
 
OSC
Detail depicting Saint Clare from a fresco (c. 1320) by Simone Martini in the Lower basilica of San Francesco, Assisi
Virgin
Born Chiara Offreduccio
16 July 1194
Assisi, Duchy of Spoleto,
Holy Roman Empire
Died 11 August 1253 (aged 59)
Assisi, Papal States
Venerated in Catholic Church
Anglican Communion
Lutheran Church
Canonized 26 September 1255, Rome by Pope Alexander IV
Major shrine Basilica of Saint Clare, Assisi
Feast 11 August
Attributes Monstrance, pyx, lamp, crozier, habit of the Poor Clares
Patronage Eye disease, goldsmiths, laundry, television, bicycle messengers, good weather, needleworkers, remote viewing, extrasensory perception, fertility, Santa Clara, California, Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, Obando, Bulacan
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus Anthonius Maria Zaccaria

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus Anthonius Maria Zaccaria

Saint
 
Anthony Zaccaria
 
CRSP
Confessor

Main Founder of Barnabites Counter-Reformer Soldier

Priest
Born 1502
Cremona, Duchy of Milan (now Italy)
Died 5 July 1539
Cremona, Duchy of Milan
Venerated in Roman Catholic Church
Beatified 3 January 1890, Rome by Pope Leo XIII
Canonized 27 May 1897, Rome by Pope Leo XIII
Major shrine San Paolo convent, Milan, Italy
Feast 5 July
Attributes Black cassock, lily, Cross, Chalice, Host
Patronage The Barnabite order, Angelic Sisters of St. Paul, Laity of St. Paul, Physicians
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus Anthonius Maria Zaccaria

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus Anthonius Maria Zaccaria

Saint
 
Anthony Zaccaria
 
CRSP
Confessor

Main Founder of Barnabites Counter-Reformer Soldier

Priest
Born 1502
Cremona, Duchy of Milan (now Italy)
Died 5 July 1539
Cremona, Duchy of Milan
Venerated in Roman Catholic Church
Beatified 3 January 1890, Rome by Pope Leo XIII
Canonized 27 May 1897, Rome by Pope Leo XIII
Major shrine San Paolo convent, Milan, Italy
Feast 5 July
Attributes Black cassock, lily, Cross, Chalice, Host
Patronage The Barnabite order, Angelic Sisters of St. Paul, Laity of St. Paul, Physicians
1 Reliquary - Relic Ex Ossibus St. Joannes Chrysostomos With Original Document

1 Reliquary - Relic Ex Ossibus St. Joannes Chrysostomos With Original Document

Saint
 
John Chrysostom
A Byzantine mosaic of John Chrysostom
from the Hagia Sophia
  • East: Great Hierarch and Ecumenical Teacher
  • West: Bishop and Doctor of the Church
Born c. 347[a]
Antioch, Roman Syria, Roman Empire
Died 14 September 407[1]
Comana, Diocese of Pontus, Roman Empire[1]
Venerated in
  • Eastern Orthodox Church
  • Catholic Church
  • Oriental Orthodoxy
  • Church of the East
  • Anglican Communion
  • Lutheranism[2]
Canonized Pre-congregational
Feast
  • Byzantine Christianity
    • 14 September (Departure)
    • 13 November (Celebration transferred from 14 September)
    • 27 January (Translation of relics)
    • 30 January (Three Holy Hierarchs)
  • Coptic Christianity
    • 17 Hathor (Departure)
    • 16 Thout (Translocation of relics)
    • 12 Pashons (Commemoration of relocation of relics from Comana to Constantinople AD 437)
  • Western Christianity
    • 13 September; 27 January
Attributes Vested as a bishop, holding a Gospel Book or scroll, right hand raised in blessing. He is depicted as emaciated from fasting, with a high forehead, balding with dark hair and a small beard. Symbols: beehive, a white dove, a pan, chalice on a bible, pen and inkhorn[citation needed]
Patronage Constantinople, education, epilepsy, lecturers, public speakers,[3] preachers[4]
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Terence / St. Terentius.

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Terence / St. Terentius.

Saint Terence of Pesaro
Saint Terence on the predella of the Pesaro Altarpiece
Martyr
Died ~251 AD
Venerated in Roman Catholic Church
Major shrine Pesaro Cathedral
Feast 24 September
Attributes soldier's attire, flagpole, tipped with a small cross, palm of martyrdom, model of Pesaro
Patronage Pesaro
1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius

1 Very Rare Glass-Bulb-Reliquary Ex Ossibus St. Rainerius

Saint
 
Rainerius
Saint Rainerius by Cecco di Pietro
Born c. 1115/1117
Died c. 1160
Pisa, Italy
Venerated in Roman Catholic Church
Major shrine Duomo di Pisa
Feast June 17
Attributes depicted as a bearded hermit in a hairshirt holding a rosary; as a young pilgrim in a hairshirt carrying a banner with the Pisan cross; as being raised up by devils; or as dying in a hairshirt.
Patronage Pisa; travellers