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The bright silver color symbolizes hope a=
nd
the importance of a positive attitude. The The word “remember” on the ba=
ck
of the center is to remind us to keep those who are sick and who have die=
d in
our thoughts and prayers. The charm attached to the center is of St=
. Agatha,
patron saint of Breast Cancer. The words “Pray for a Cure” a=
re
engraved on the back of the crucifix as a
reminder pray, pray, pray. Pray for a cure. Pray for whatever is best for=
those
involved. Pray that the researchers and drug companies keep their focus a=
way
from profit and on what’s best for those who are sick. The pink beads are the official color for
Breast Cancer. 50% of the profit from every rosary goes =
to
American Cancer Society for Breast Cancer Research. In those moments of stress, dear Saint Agatha, you recogni=
zed
Our Lord Jesus Christ as the divine healer. In your goodness and kindness, p=
lease
intercede for (mention name here)=
who is suffering from cancer. If
it is God’s will, I ask that this day, the gift of complete healing=
be
granted to (name). Please comfort her/him during ti=
mes of
unbearable pain, and ask Our Lord to grant her/him peace and patience in
suffering. Amen. |
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Special Blessings: The
Crucifix and Center represent both the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the
Immaculate Heart of Mary. They are a reminder to never forget the 12 Promises given to Saint Margaret Mary for those devoted to t=
he
Sacred Heart of Jesus. The
Twelve Promises:
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crucifix has the words “Pray for a Cure” on the back as a
reminder pray, pray, pray. Pray for a cure. Pray for whatever is best for
those involved. Pray that the researchers and drug companies keep their f=
ocus
away from profit and on what’s best for those who are sick. Support: The heart shaped center shows
Mother Mary crying on the front, symbolic of the many tears shed by those
affected by this illness. She feels our pain and we need to use her as a =
part
of our support system. The back of the center features the Ecce Homo. It =
is a
reminder of Christ's suffering. If anyone knows what it's like to suffer,=
He
does!! He is another source for support and guidance when we need it the
most. Saints: The charm attached to the cen=
ter
is of St. Peregrine who is the patron saint of Cancer. The saints are an important reso=
urce
for us, especially when times get rough. 50% of the profit from every rosary goes to National
Foundation for Cancer Research. |
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