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Pectoral St. Damian Crucifix - Blessed by Pope - Big 3" - Cross

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Pectoral St. Damian Crucifix - Blessed by Pope - Big 3" - Cross | Catholically

Pectoral St. Damian Crucifix - Blessed by Pope - Big 3" - Cross

$29.53
Sale price  $29.53 Regular price  $39.90

Embrace the spiritual call of Saint Francis with this 3" (7.5 cm) Saint Damiano Pectoral Crucifix, a powerful and iconic symbol of Christian renewal. Crafted in Italy with reverence and precision, this solid metal crucifix replicates the very cross before which St. Francis of Assisi heard the voice of Christ calling him to "rebuild My Church."

The front features the rich imagery of the San Damiano Cross, a Romanesque icon cross that captures not only Christ crucified but also the heavenly witnesses and saints who shared in His mission. The reverse bears the beautiful Aaronic Blessing in Latin, a prayer of divine protection, peace, and favor. Above it, the word "ASSISI" marks its Franciscan origin, anchoring it in the sacred legacy of St. Francis.

This crucifix is personally blessed in St. Peter’s Square by Pope Francis, making it not only a deeply spiritual devotional but a treasured keepsake from the heart of the Church. Whether worn as a pectoral cross, displayed in your home, or gifted to a loved one, it radiates a timeless call to holiness and renewal.

Product Features:

  • Measures 3 inches (7.5 cm) tall – substantial and perfect for devotional wear or display

  • Made in Italy with fine metalwork detailing

  • Front: San Damiano Crucifixion icon with surrounding saints

  • Back: Latin blessing from the Book of Numbers (Aaronic Blessing)

  • Inscription: “ASSISI” and Franciscan Tau Cross

  • With papal blessing from Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square

The Latin prayer on the back of the crucifix is the Aaronic Blessing (Numbers 6:24–26), a traditional biblical blessing often used in Catholic liturgy.

Here's the English translation:

May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He show His face to you and have mercy on you.
May He turn His countenance toward you and give you peace.
May the Lord bless you.

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