✦ Paris · 1830 ✦

Our Lady of Grace Pouch

8 × 9 cm · Kiss-lock clasp

A place for the rosary, the medal, the scapular — instead of loose at the bottom of a bag.

The Our Lady of Grace Pouch

"He has filled the hungry with good things."

Luke 1:53 · The Magnificat

Hands open, rays falling — the image St. Catherine Labouré saw in a Paris chapel in 1830. The medal struck from that vision was first called the Medal of Our Lady of Grace.

Her hands have never closed.

Never in a drawer for long

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A handbag, a coat pocket, a bedside drawer. Small enough to go everywhere, closed firmly enough that nothing works its way out.

Size, closure and what the pouch holds
The pouch in a bag, at church, by the bedside and on the go

Holds a full rosary

Or two to three smaller pieces — bracelet, medals, scapular, holy cards.

8 × 9 cm

About the size of your palm. Fits a coat pocket.

Kiss-lock clasp

Durable fabric, her image on the front.

✦ Keep them together ✦

Somewhere to keep what you pray with.

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