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SonOfCarmel
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I was blessed recently to receive second class relic badges of Saint Leopoldo Mandic. Also, of Ven. Cornelia Connelly.
When did you sent your request?? Thank you…Habemus Papam! POPE FRANCIS! :harp:
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This Morning, I received a package/parcel with some Ex Indumentis** relics and prayer cards of St. Mo. Geltrude Comensoli from the Sacramentine Sisters of Bergamo.
I mean, what date did you send your request?When did you sent your request?? Thank you…
Hello I would like to ask you the contacts to the first class relics thank you for your kindness God Bless Youi was also blessed to recieve yesterday a 1st class relic of st gemma galgani and a 1st class relic of st maria goretti ex corpore
First class relics are hard to find or obtain if you don’t have recomendation letter from your bishop. but some postulators give 1st classes without that kind of letter.Hello I would like to ask you the contacts to the first class relics thank you for your kindness God Bless You
Amen to this.I just want to say, for anyone interested in acquiring relics of Saints and other holy people, that really you don’t need a first class relic there to pray to a saint for their intercession, it gives no more blessing to your prayers than with no relic whatsoever. The relic is there so that when you are praying for a saints intercession, you remember their life here on earth. These relics are remnants of their life here on earth and it is a way of uniting yourself with them and not just observing them at a distance where they are glorified as greater than humans because they were humans and relics help us to realize this fact.
I also want to say that relics of Saints are just holy items that we use to unite ourselves closer to God as with sacramentals like the rosary. Therefore, you don’t need to have relics to honor the saints you just need a fervent heart to pray. So whenever you are on websites or even this thread and you see relics that you don’t have, its not necessary to keep hounding on postulators or sending multiple emails to them to send you relics. Take it as a blessing from God to receive a relic, and if you don’t receive a relic, just pray to the saints for blessing over you or pray to God for their canonization.
Above all, just pray. Venerate the saints and try to achieve great unity with God in fervent prayer and devotion towards Him. Venerate their relics as well to remember the holy lives they led and to attempt to achieve holiness in your own life as well.

I agree with you 100% totally and completely. Life is so brief, that if relics aid the devotion and holiness of a Catholic then why on earth would anyone think it appropriate to discourage this? You have to look at the spiritual side of this matter.There’s is nothing wrong with wanting to obtain a relic(s) as long as the veneration of the Saints does not supercede the worship that belongs to God alone. If a relic helps me to feel closer to God, then that’s a good thing.
We shouldn’t discourage others from obtaining a relic(s) if the intention behind their wanting a relic is valid. If someone were to obtain relics just to have them as part of a collection in order show them off or they think it is going to earn them extra spiritual points with God then that is not a valid reason to obtain a relic(s).
The veneration of relics whether for private or public devotion is a beautiful way that we as Catholic’s can demonstrate the communion of the saints. In my opinion the communion of the saints is something that is not understood enough by non-Catholic’s and unfortunately by some Catholic’s as well.
The topic of relic’s is wonderful teaching opportunity to enlighten others on the communion of the saints. I can understand the concern but discouraging others who want to obtain a relic without knowing the individual intention behind each heart in my eyes is a bit much.
Proper intention and understanding of relics is key. I have yet to see a post in this thread where the intention behind obtaining a relic is not centered on giving the Lord his proper due.
That’s my two cents on this matter.
God bless
Thank you and God bless you for pointing this out too TempleOfTheSoul.There’s is nothing wrong with wanting to obtain a relic(s) as long as the veneration of the Saints does not supercede the worship that belongs to God alone. If a relic helps me to feel closer to God, then that’s a good thing.
We shouldn’t discourage others from obtaining a relic(s) if the intention behind their wanting a relic is valid. If someone were to obtain relics just to have them as part of a collection in order show them off or they think it is going to earn them extra spiritual points with God then that is not a valid reason to obtain a relic(s).
The veneration of relics whether for private or public devotion is a beautiful way that we as Catholic’s can demonstrate the communion of the saints. In my opinion the communion of the saints is something that is not understood enough by non-Catholic’s and unfortunately by some Catholic’s as well.
The topic of relic’s is wonderful teaching opportunity to enlighten others on the communion of the saints. I can understand the concern but discouraging others who want to obtain a relic without knowing the individual intention behind each heart in my eyes is a bit much.
Proper intention and understanding of relics is key. I have yet to see a post in this thread where the intention behind obtaining a relic is not centered on giving the Lord his proper due.
That’s my two cents on this matter.
God bless
I am so glad to hear that you received the relics of St. Michael.Good evening my brothers and sisters. It gives me great joy to receive today in the mail, a first class relic of Saint Paola Cerioli, a second class relic of Marie Rose Durocher, and a relic of the stone on which the Archangel Michael stood in Italy. I’m so grateful to God for his blessings, and I would just like to say thank you to everyone on this thread and in Catholic Answers Forum for your love, prayers, and support. I have truly found friends of Faith here. The holy relics have helped me through some very tough times in my life. And I believe this thread has blessed the world and all of our different countries with the splendor of the Tradition of our Glorious Holy Mother Church. JMJ!
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