Forty Martyrs of Sebaste | Triple Wrap
This Rosary bracelet was designed using grey Moonstone pater beads, Cold Colorful Jade aves, and features our very own Crux Invicta Crucifix.
Each bracelet is strung on durable elastic making it easy to stretch and wrap around your wrist without fear of snapping it.
Fits approximately 7.5-8"
The 40 Martyrs of Sebaste stand as a profound testament to unwavering faith and courage in the face of persecution. These elite Roman soldiers, all devout Catholics, refused to renounce their faith despite intense pressure from Rome. As a result, they were martyred on a frozen lake in Sebaste, enduring unimaginable suffering for the love of Christ.
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Forty Martyrs of Sebaste | Triple Wrap
This Rosary bracelet was designed using grey Moonstone pater beads, Cold Colorful Jade aves, and features our very own Crux Invicta Crucifix.
Each bracelet is strung on durable elastic making it easy to stretch and wrap around your wrist without fear of snapping it.
Fits approximately 7.5-8"
The 40 Martyrs of Sebaste stand as a profound testament to unwavering faith and courage in the face of persecution. These elite Roman soldiers, all devout Catholics, refused to renounce their faith despite intense pressure from Rome. As a result, they were martyred on a frozen lake in Sebaste, enduring unimaginable suffering for the love of Christ.
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This Rosary bracelet was designed using grey Moonstone pater beads, Cold Colorful Jade aves, and features our very own Crux Invicta Crucifix.
Each bracelet is strung on durable elastic making it easy to stretch and wrap around your wrist without fear of snapping it.
Fits approximately 7.5-8"
The 40 Martyrs of Sebaste stand as a profound testament to unwavering faith and courage in the face of persecution. These elite Roman soldiers, all devout Catholics, refused to renounce their faith despite intense pressure from Rome. As a result, they were martyred on a frozen lake in Sebaste, enduring unimaginable suffering for the love of Christ.
