Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically

Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary

$91.76
$91.76 $124.00
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Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary
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  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary | Catholically
  • Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary
  • Promotional graphic for DDP (Duty Delivery Paid) service with USA flag and text about duty, taxes, and fees.
Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary

Purple Venetian Glass Murrina - St. John Paul II Relic Rosary

$91.76
$91.76 $124.00

A St. John Paul II relic rosary strung with purple Venetian Murrina glass, each bead patterned with small white flowers around a red center.

  • Beads: Purple and red Venetian Murrina glass
  • Centerpiece: Image of Our Lady the Virgin Mary, with silver-tone crucifix
  • Relic: Medal with an ex-indumentis relic of his tunic
  • Blessing: Blessed by Pope Leo XIV
  • Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity included
  • Shipping: Ships from Rome, Italy

Murrina is glasswork with a long memory: colored canes are layered, stretched, and sliced so the same pattern blooms in every cross-section. The technique appeared in the Middle East some 4,000 years ago and was revived by Venetian glassmakers on Murano in the 16th century.

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