St Benedict Shopper Bag - Patron Saint Of Witchcraft evil poison

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Model Number	DEV174

The Saint Benedict Shopper Bag is a special bag made from synthetic canvas and is truly beautiful. It is inexpensive and is perfect for special occasions. Saint Benedict of Norcia is the patron saint of witchcraft, evil, and poison. He was born in 480 Norcia, Italy and died in 543 Monte Cassino. He is venerated in Roman Catholicism, Anglican Communion, Eastern Orthodoxy, Lutheran Church, and the Canonized in 1220 by Pope Honorius III. His major shrine is Monte Cassino Abbey, with his burial Saint-Beno*t-sur-Loire, near Orl*ans, France. The Saint Benedict Shopper Bag is also known as the Sacro Speco. The Saint Benedict Shopper Bag is associated with agricultural workers, cavers, civil engineers, copper smiths, dying people, erysipelas, Europe, farmers, fever, gall stones, heerdt (Germany), heraldry and officers of arms, the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest, inflammatory diseases, Italian architects, monks, nettle rash, Norcia, (Italy), people in religious orders, schoolchildren, servants who have broken their master's belongings, spelunkers, temptations.

St Benedict Shopper Bag - patron Saint of Witchcraft/Evil/Poison
Made from synthetic canvas
38cm x 38cm
Truly beautiful inexpensive special bag
Saint Benedict of Norcia
Saint Benedict
Detail from a fresco by
Fra Angelico
Abbot
Patron of Europe
Born
c. 480
Norcia (Umbria, Italy)
Died
21 March 543
Monte Cassino
Veneratedin
Roman Catholicism
Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodoxy
Lutheran Church
Canonized
1220, Rome by
Pope Honorius III
Major
shrine
Monte Cassino Abbey, with his burial
Saint-Beno*t-sur-Loire
, near
Orl*ans
, France
Sacro Speco, at Subiaco, Italy
Feast
11 July (
General Roman Calendar
), (Anglican Communion)
14 March (
Byzantine Rite
)
21 March (pre-1970 General Roman Calendar)
Attributes
-Bell
-Broken tray
-Broken cup and serpent representing poison
-Broken utensil
-Bush
-Crosier
-Man in a Benedictine cowl holding Benedict's rule or a rod of discipline
-Raven
Patronage
-Against poison
-Against witchcraft
-Agricultural workers
-Cavers
-Civil engineers
-
Coppersmiths
-Dying people
-
Erysipelas
-Europe
-Farmers
-Fever
-Gall stones
-
Heerdt
(Germany)
-
Heraldry
and
Officers of arms
-the
Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest
-Inflammatory diseases
-Italian architects
-Kidney disease
-Monks
-Nettle rash
-Norcia, (Italy)
-People in religious orders
-Schoolchildren
-Servants who have broken their master's belongings
-Speliologists
-Spelunkers
-Temptations