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Sterling Silver 6mm St. Gregory the Great Rosary | Engravable
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Our Sterling Silver 6mm Austrian Crystal Saint Gregory the Great Rosary in Crystal is handmade in the USA.
This beautiful 6mm Saint Gregory the Great Rosary rosary will arrive in a deluxe gift box, ready to use or give as a meaningful gift.
Material: Sterling Silver
Engravable! - This item can be personalized with engraving.
About St. Gregory the Great · Feast September 3
Pope from 590-604, Roman patrician and former Prefect of the City who became a Benedictine before being elected pope; reformed the Roman liturgy (the Gregorian Sacramentary, Gregorian chant), sent St. Augustine of Canterbury to evangelize England (596), and authored the "Pastoral Rule," "Dialogues," and "Moralia in Job."
St. Gregory the Great is the patron saint of Musicians, Singers, Teachers, Students, Popes and Plague Victims.
More St. Gregory the Great: Rosary Bracelets
Read the life of St. Gregory the Great → · Shop all St. Gregory the Great gifts →
Our Sterling Silver 6mm Austrian Crystal Saint Gregory the Great Rosary in Crystal is handmade in the USA.
This beautiful 6mm Saint Gregory the Great Rosary rosary will arrive in a deluxe gift box, ready to use or give as a meaningful gift.
Material: Sterling Silver
Engravable! - This item can be personalized with engraving.
About St. Gregory the Great · Feast September 3
Pope from 590-604, Roman patrician and former Prefect of the City who became a Benedictine before being elected pope; reformed the Roman liturgy (the Gregorian Sacramentary, Gregorian chant), sent St. Augustine of Canterbury to evangelize England (596), and authored the "Pastoral Rule," "Dialogues," and "Moralia in Job."
St. Gregory the Great is the patron saint of Musicians, Singers, Teachers, Students, Popes and Plague Victims.
More St. Gregory the Great: Rosary Bracelets
Read the life of St. Gregory the Great → · Shop all St. Gregory the Great gifts →
