Relic Card | Reliquary St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe w/ 2nd class Relic - Estate

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St. Maximilian Kolbe - Canonization Holy Card with relic
The relic card has also been touched to the shrine of St John Paul II An holy card that comes from Poland, just like our Saint & our beloved Pope St. JPII. It's part of a nun collection, it is laminated and it's wallet size: perfect to bring always with you!
SIZE: 4.5" x 2.5"
This ex-indumentis prayer card comes with a parchment with a prayer from Pope Francis.
St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe Known throughout his life as the "Knight of the Immaculata," was born in Poland in 1894. When he was about 10 years old, the Immaculate Virgin appeared to him and offered him two symbolic crowns: the white crown of chastity and the red crown of martyrdom. He chose them both. Maximilian entered the Franciscan Order at the age of sixteen. Fr. Maximilian was a profound theologian as well as a heroic martyr. Pope Paul VI beatified Maximilian in 1971, while in 1982, St. Pope John Paul II canonized him as a "martyr of charity," calling him "patron of our difficult century."
He is the patron saint of journalists, media communications, the family and the chemically addicted.