Handmade Holy Face of Jesus Chaplet: Wood Prayer Beads, Gift

Handmade Holy Face of Jesus Chaplet – Devotional Prayer for Reparation
Pray reparation to the Holy Face of Jesus with this handmade wooden chaplet—traditional Catholic prayer beads. A reverent, durable chaplet for home prayer or as a meaningful gift.

Includes:
- 33 olive-toned wooden beads (symbolizing the years of Christ’s earthly life)
- 6 contrasting cream marker beads
- Durable brown cord, hand-knotted
- Holy Face medal centerpiece ("Illumina Domine Vultum Tuum Super Nos")
- Italian-made Traditional Benedictine crucifix

Each chaplet is made with care and prayer. This devotional item is especially suited for praying the Holy Face Chaplet.  Perfect For:
- Devotion: Holy Face of Jesus (chaplet of reparation).
- Deepening your First-Saturday Devotions
- A Catholic Sacramental Gift for baptisms, confirmations, or milestone anniversaries
- Adding to a Devotional Prayer Room or Altar
- Encouraging loved ones in their Faith Journey
- Handcrafted in Kentucky; ships carefully packaged

What is the League of St. Martin?
The League of St. Martin assembles once a month as a group to pray for the reparation of blasphemy and profanation of Sundays and Holy Days to recoup Catholic Tradition with charity for the salvation of souls. Groups of faithful Catholics all over the world are committed to praying the Rosary and prayers from the Archconfraternity of the Holy Face manual monthly for the intentions of the group. The members desire the restoration of Catholic Culture and the ancient Roman Rite. Enrollment in the Archconfraternity of the Holy Face and the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary are encouraged.

Devotion Purpose:
“I have already told you that I hold you in My hands as an arrow. I now want to hurl this arrow against my enemies. To arm you for the battle ahead, I give you the weapons of my Passion, that is My Cross which these enemies dread, and also the other instruments of My tortures. Go forward to meet those foes with the artlessness of a child, and the bravery of a courageous soldier. Receive this mission the benediction of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.”

—Revelation to Sr. Mary of St. Peter, Carmelite in Tours, France from our Lord Jesus Christ on March 29, 1847