Rosary Chaplet, Chaplet of Joan Of Arc

This is the Chaplet of Saint Joan Of Arc, Heirloom Quality.  Chaplet rosaries are tailored to a specific set of prayer.  There are no two chaplets alike.  The number of beads that compose a chaplet are generally significant and meaningful to the chaplet itself.

St. Joan Of Arc is the patron Saint of Soldiers

“Saint Joan Of Arc, be with me in all my struggles.  Like the strong men of Israel, experienced in warfare, who constantly carry the sword at their side to guard against unforeseen attacks during the night, may I ever be prepared for the combat.  Together with the protection of the angels and saints, grant me also your own; inspire my endeavors; be my help and my light to guide me to Jesus, our Chief, and when my earthly mission is accomplished, may I expire like you, repeating with love, O Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!”  Saint Joan Of Arc pray for us!

 Construction and facts about this devotional sacramental chaplet:

This chaplet is constructed of lots of solid bronze.  All medals are solid bronze molds.  All bead caps and connectors are bronze. The wire is “solid bronze”.

Chaplet of St. Joan of Arc, Solid Bronze, constructed of 12 & 8 MM AAA-grade Azurite Chrysocolla, approximately 125 carots, and 12MM Sandelwood Agate. Connectors are made of 4MM Azurite Chrysocolla & Amber Shell.  The beautiful medals are recast from antique vintage medals.

The beautiful rosary center and hanging medal are portraits of Saint Joan Of Arc wearing battle armor.  Each bead of this chaplet is individually wire wrapped and should never come apart. However- dropping it on a hard surface may crack the beads.  You should always be careful and take great care of sacramentals.

All chaplets come with instructions on how to pray this specific chaplet.

Be sure and have it blessed by one of your parish priests.

History of St. Joan Of Arc:

Known as "the maid" by her contemporaries, St. Joan's brief life (1412-1431) was a full one.  At a young age, Joan began to hear voices which she identified as St. Michael, St. Catherine, St. Margaret and others.  Eventually the voices instructed her in her service for God and for France.  She assisted the king and armies of France in driving the English out of France. This young girl dressed in soldier's clothing had more courage and faith than nearly anyone else in France. After several victories and restoration of hope to France, Joan was captured by the English.  The French failed to ransom her and Joan was put on trial.  Accused of witchcraft and heresy, Joan was burned at the stake.  Many years later the trials were reopened in France with the consent of the Church and Joan was found innocent.  She was canonized by Pope Benedict XV in 1920.  Joan is the patron of soldiers and France.  The prayers may be said for 9 days as a novena, or at anytime for strength and courage.  The nineteen beads of this chaplet commemorate the nineteen years of St. Joan's life.

Care and cleaning- clean with a damp soft cloth.  Never use any type of cleaning fluids or pastes on the beads- they could absorb the cleaning material.

 I hope you enjoy praying it as much as I enjoyed designing and creating it.

God Bless You and your loved ones.

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