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Saint Philip Neri Relic Reliquary Ex Praecordiis + Document 1863 & wax seal

Saint Philip Neri Relic Reliquary Ex Praecordiis + Document 1863 & wax seal

Devotional reliquary containing an important relic of:

 

Saint Philip Neri - Ex Praecordiis

 

Biography: Born in Florence in 1515, Saint Philip Neri became a beloved priest in Rome and founded the Congregation of the Oratory. Remembered for joyful humility, charity and spiritual counsel, he encouraged prayer through music and fellowship. Catholic tradition associates him with extraordinary mystical experiences, particularly a profound encounter with the Holy Spirit in 1544. He died in Rome on 26 May 1595 and was canonized in 1622.


 

Reliquary guarantee 

 

The reverse retains a red ecclesiastical wax seal over the securing threads, consistent with the sealing method described in the certificate. The seal corresponds with the accompanying original Certificate of Authenticity (COA), issued and signed by His Eminence Costantino Patrizi Naro, Dean of the College of Cardinals, documenting the relic’s authenticity and sacred provenance


 

Condition

 

Good overall, with age-related surface wear and patina. The document has historic folds and scattered marks.


 

Provenance 

Italy private collection

 

 

 

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-We ship this item in a professionally packed manner and we provide tracking numbers.

-Any custom duties requested by the buyer´s country are to be paid by the buyer.

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Please note that we only sell the containers of our relics, the Holy Relics are given free in accordance with canon law.

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    €600.00Price

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