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St. Rita
Code product: 4610
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4.72 "
7.87 "
11.81 "
15.75 "
23.62 "
31.5 "
39.37 "
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Description
Codice prodotto: L10339

Memorial Day: May 22

When did Saint Rita live: 14th and 15th century AD

BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Rita, born in Roccaporena (Italy), was married to Paolo Mancini against her will at the age of 12. He was very violent and unfaithful, but Rita managed to convert him and bring peace to the family. After 18 years of marriage, he was murdered in an act of revenge. Her sons swore revenge, but Rita prayed that they would die rather than commit sin. Both sons died of illness shortly afterwards. As a result of these losses, she joined the Augustinian monastery, where she had numerous mystical experiences. The most famous is the stigma of a thorn wound on her forehead, the wound of which festered for 15 years but never healed.

PATRONAGE:
St. Rita is the patron saint of abuse victims and protects against illness and wounds.

SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbols of San Rita are a crucifix as a sign of her strong faith and a crown of thorns, which indicates her participation in Christ's suffering.

PATRON SAINT OF:
Rita, Margarita, Margret, Margarete, Margit, Marga, Greta, Margot, Maggie, Maret, Margitta, Marika

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