February 29, 2024
Original Antique 1769 Passionist Order St. Paul of the Cross Design Crucifix
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St.Paul of the Cross wrote the rules of this Congregation in December 1720; and in 1725, Pope Benedict XIII granted Paul the permission to form his congregation. Paul and his brother, John Baptist, were ordained by the pope on the same occasion. The full canonical title of the congregation is The Congregation of Discalced Clerks of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ. In 1769, Clement XIV granted full rights to the Passionists as enjoyed by the other religious institutes, making them not an order but a congregation. This cross dates from the 1769 period, and is one of the earliest of the Passionist crosses outside of the order, and is from a private Catholic collection whose provenance we will provide to the winning bidder. The cross is 3 inches long, and made of Bronze, with a weight of 22 grams; the Patina is original. We guarantee the authenticity of each one of our items as described by offering full refunds of ALL charges, and free return shipping; no questions asked. Please look at our buyers comments before bidding. Good luck bidding! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE TAKE NOTE BEFORE BIDDING! CLIENTS OVERSEAS HAVE TOLD US THAT INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMS DELAYS, KNOWING WHERE YOUR PACKAGE IS AT ANY TIME, ATTEMPTS TO DELIVER YOUR PACKAGE, OR THE ACTUAL DELIVERY OF YOUR PACKAGE, CAN ONLY BE KNOWN WITH ELECTRONIC
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