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Saint Sebastian and Ice Hockey Rosary with Topaz Beads
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This beautiful rosary features luminous topaz beads and honors Saint Sebastian, the patron saint of athletes and ice hockey players. Perfect for hockey enthusiasts who seek spiritual protection and guidance, this devotional piece combines faith and sportsmanship in a meaningful way. Crafted by Bliss, this rosary makes an ideal gift for Catholic athletes or anyone devoted to Saint Sebastian.
About St. Sebastian · Feast January 20
Roman martyr (c. 256-c. 288), captain of the Praetorian Guard at Milan and Rome; secretly Christian, denounced under Diocletian and shot with arrows (the famous iconographic moment), nursed back to health by St. Irene of Rome, then publicly clubbed to death when he again confessed Christ.
St. Sebastian is the patron saint of Athletes, Soldiers, Archers and Plague Victims.
More St. Sebastian: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Athletes and Soldiers
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Product Details
This beautiful rosary features luminous topaz beads and honors Saint Sebastian, the patron saint of athletes and ice hockey players. Perfect for hockey enthusiasts who seek spiritual protection and guidance, this devotional piece combines faith and sportsmanship in a meaningful way. Crafted by Bliss, this rosary makes an ideal gift for Catholic athletes or anyone devoted to Saint Sebastian.
About St. Sebastian · Feast January 20
Roman martyr (c. 256-c. 288), captain of the Praetorian Guard at Milan and Rome; secretly Christian, denounced under Diocletian and shot with arrows (the famous iconographic moment), nursed back to health by St. Irene of Rome, then publicly clubbed to death when he again confessed Christ.
St. Sebastian is the patron saint of Athletes, Soldiers, Archers and Plague Victims.
More St. Sebastian: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Athletes and Soldiers
Read the life of St. Sebastian → · Shop all St. Sebastian gifts →
