February 29, 2024
NEW IN BOX! The Vatican Library Collection Madonna and Child Rosary Box RARE!
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The Vatican Library Collection Madonna & Child Rosary Box BRAND NEW, IN ORIGINAL BOX and with ORIGINAL PAPERWORK! This Vatican Library Madonna and Child Rosary Box is one of the most exquisite beautiful rosary boxes around. It is a reproduction of the Rosary Box that was given to Pope John Paul II when he was visiting the U.S. on January 1999. The inside of the box is highly detailed and also has a prayer inside of it saying; "Help us to see the reflection of the suffering of Christ in the trials and tribulations of your own lives. Let us see in a spirit of great faith and hope the part we even now share in the joy of Christ's resurrection and which we long to share fully in heaven. Intercede that we mar again experience this joy if it is God's desire for us. (Here make your request) We know our prayers will be heard through your intercession." This makes a most wonderful gift for any gift giving occasion and would make a fabulous heirloom to treasure and pass down from generation to generation.Made in the USARosary Box Size: 3.75" L x 2.6" W The winning bidder will pay $6.00 for USPS Priority Mail to anywhere in the United States. Payment is due 3 days after auction's close. The item will ship no more than 48 hours after payment is received. This is a PAYPAL auction only. International Bidders Welcome! Thanks and
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