catholic charms

i'd get them valued if you were planning on selling them,

charm bracelets are very popular at the moment and i have saw some go on ebay for lots of money,

i have a charm bracelet that i love, and i'll keep it and pass it on to my children (when i have them) just because my mum did the same for me. and i think there lovely things to have in the family

as for value, have you looked on ebay at all? and compared them against others? just an idea

hope my ramblings help

xx

2008-08-26 03:39:17 by Lou

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My friend is Irish and catholic and very proud to be both, and he's about to go to Iraq, so I was thinking about sending him a charm or something. Maybe something to symbolize luck or life or protection. It has to be small so that he can take it with him. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Whiskey

2010-02-28 06:15:42 by Tommy-Marie

Price: $6.99 $4.57

This makes a wonderful gift for all dog lovers.
Comes with a clip to attach to the collar.
Includes a Prayer Card with color print of Saint Francis.

I went into the bathroom and saw that he'd mistaken my prescription Viagra for marshmallows.

He's only 9.

I should mention that we live near a Catholic Girls School.

I'm considering a lawsuit against General Mills. They could have anticipated this would happen to someone.

Did ya call poison control before your lawyer?

2009-06-29 18:12:56 by Solly Llama NOR★CAL R&S

Yes, I know that Catholic priests tend to do their confessions to other Catholic priests. But hypothetically, say the priest decided to do the confession to himself or that there was a war and there were no other priests available, can he forgive himself?

Please no cracks with references to the prominent pedophilia cases, for answers. You're not amusing,or very charming or, very witty for coming up with those obvious jests.

<<Can a Catholic priest forgive himself?>>

No. Oral confession to a clergyman is essential to the Sacrament of Reconciliation, even for other clergymen.


<<Yes, I know that Catholic priests tend to do their confessions to other Catholic priests. But hypothetically, say the priest decided to do the confession to himself or that there was a war and there were no other priests available, can he forgive himself?>>

If, due to circumstances beyond the priest's control, he winds up in a situation where he is the only clergyman around, he can't do his own Confession. God is a merciful God, and will take that into consideration if the priest should, say, die before getting the opportunity to receive the Sacrament.

2008-12-03 17:44:38 by evergreen

My friend had this necklace which had that black shiny (Nylon?) "string", and the charm was shaped kinda like a rhombus, it was bronze/gold colored, and it was I'd say about 8-10 little crosses that overlapped each other. The best way I can describe it is that it kind of resembled the pattern of Chex cereal, except that it was really the crosses making this pattern. I myself am not Catholic and don't know much about it's symbolisms or anything really, but I was wondering if there was perchance a name for this pattern? See, my friend lost this necklace and it was very important to him, and I'd like to try and see about getting another one for him, but seeing as I don't know what to call it, I don't know what to ask around for.

It might be a Jerusalem Cross, but that has only five crosses; one large cross, and four small (one in each corner).

http://www.truekentucky.com/shoptk/prodi mage/KySnow2005JerusalemCross21.jpg

2008-11-05 21:45:33 by sk8rgrl02631