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  • Retablo Santa Rita Pocket Saint

Retablo Santa Rita Pocket Saint

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The Retablo, or ʻboard behind the altarʼ art form, was originally created in New Mexico in the 1800ʼs, and has been handed down the generations to this day. Lynn Garlick has created this unique two sided icon of Santa Rita, Patron Saint of Unhappy Marriag

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Backside reads: "Oh Holy Santa Rita, because of your profound prayers you received Christ's mercy and passion, blessing you with what seemed impossible. From my humble position I ask that you take my petition, which seems impossible."

About the Saint: Santa Rita was in an unhappy marriage to an abusive man. After 18 years of being together he was killed. She wanted so much to be a nun. She went to the convent but they refused her request because she was not a virgin. One night she was miraculously transported into their midst where she prayed to Christ to receive his passion and mercy. A thorn from his crown came down and pierced her head. The wound festered until her death. Since her death the sweet smell of roses permeate her corpse which is still intact and kept in Italy.

Dimensions: 3.25" H X 1.5"W

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