Showing posts with label Texas Relics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Relics. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Shrine of the True Cross in Dickenson, Texas

The Shrine of the True Cross is located in Dickinson, Texas.

Website:

http://www.truecrosschurch.org/future-of-the-shrine 

300 FM 517 East
Dickinson, Texas 77539
(281) 337-4112
info@truecrosschurch.org
To schedule a pilgrimage or to make a prayer request, email: pilgrims@truecrosschurch.org

The Shrine of the True Cross is one of only 3 shrines that are dedicated to the Holy Cross currently listed in The Official Catholic Directory of the United States. 

 It is located at the halfway point between Galveston and Houston.  A Relic of the Wood of the True Cross upon which Christ died was received from Rome and enshrined in the church.  Bishop Byrne secured a special blessing from the Holy See and obtained for the Shrine a spiritual affiliation with the ancient Roman Basilica of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem, where Relics of Christ’s Passion, including the Wood of the True Cross, have been venerated by countless pilgrims from the fourth century to today.  

  • Friday, November 6, 2015, 9:30 AM
    First Friday of every month, after the 8 a.m. Mass, in front of the Relic of the True Cross. Divine Mercy chaplet, Rosary, and a prayer to Our Sorrowful Mother.

 

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Saint Jude Oil, Shrine of Saint Jude Thaddeus, Patron Saint of the Hopeless - in Chicago, Illinois

Shrine of St. Jude Thaddeus
The Dominicans
1909 South Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60608
Website:  http://the-shrine.org/contact-us
For times of Shrine services call:  Ph:  (312) 226-0020

Our Relics 

The arm relic is permanently displayed at the Dominican Shrine of St. Jude Thaddeus located in St. Pius V Parish, 1909 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, IL. 60608.
It is reportedly the largest relic of an Apostle located outside of Rome.  From time to time the relic is taken on tour for special events like Solemn Novenas, healing, and prayer services across the United States.  The Shrine also boasts 3 much smaller relics of the Apostle.



The Shrine of St. Jude is located in the Church of St. Pius V on the corner of 19th Street and Ashland Avenue, on Chicago’s near southwest side. They have secure parking directly across from the church. You can access the lot by using the speaker box at the gate. Tell the person who answers that you are there to visit the Shrine. The St. Jude Gift Shop is located in the vestibule of the Church.
  • From I-290 (Eisenhower Expressway) take the Ashland Avenue exit and drive one mile south to 19th Street.
  • From I-55 (Stevenson Expressway) take the Ashland Avenue exit and drive 1 mile north to 19th Street.
  • From I-90/94 (Dan Ryan Expressway) take the 18th Street exit and drive 1 mile west to Ashland Avenue and then south 2 blocks to 19th Street.
  • By El train, take the Douglas (Cermak) “B” train to the 18th Street stop and walk 2 blocks east to Ashland and then 2 blocks south to 19th Street.

 


The Shrine of St. Jude Thaddeus is a ministry of the Dominican friars, Province of St. Albert the Great.
History Of The Relic Of St. Jude Thaddeus, Apostle And Patron Saint Of Hopeless Cases
After he was martyred, the body of St. Jude Thaddeus was buried temporarily in Mesopotamia and later given permanent interment in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome with the other Apostles. At some point, his forearm was encased in a silver reliquary and located for many centuries in Armenia. At the beginning of the 18th century, Armenian Dominican missionaries fled their country in the face of religious persecution and brought the relic to Smyrna, Turkey.

The relic was then given to the Provincial of the Dominican Province of St. Peter Martyr in Turin, Italy. In 1949, the relic was presented to the Dominican Province of St. Albert the Great for permanent display and veneration at the Dominican Shrine of St. Jude Thaddeus at St. Pius V Church in Chicago, where regular Novenas drew crowds of faithful and had since its founding at the start of the Great Depression. This devotion, once the response to the deep faith of a single Dominican continues today among the thousands who pray for the intercession of St. Jude Thaddeus at the Shrine, on line, on line and during Novenas.

http://the-shrine.org/relic-of-st-jude-patron-saint-of-the-hopeless-to-make-historic-appearance-at-denvers-st-dominics-catholic-church-during-novena-and-healing-mass

Also:

Saint Jude Oil:

You can make a donation to obtain a bottle or bottles of Saint Jude Oil at this link:

http://the-shrine.org/product/blessed-st-jude-oil

They accept payment via your bank account (one-time payment), your debit card (Visa, Mastercard or other) or a credit card (Visa, Mastercard, or other). 


Blessing with St. Jude Oil, or if you will oil blessed with the Arm Relic of St. Jude, is a common practice among the Friends of St. Jude. Since it is NOT the Sacramental of the Anointing of The Sick, any baptized Catholic can impart this blessing. Blessings with oil touched to a relic or the tomb of one our great Saints has been a practice in the Church for over 14 centuries. The formula we recommend for use with St. Jude Oil is:
“Through the powerful intercession of St. Jude, apostle and martyr, may you be delivered for all hopelessness and despair and may God grant you every healing of body and soul, in the name of the Father+, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
The proper gesture for making the sign of the Cross for lay people during a blessing like is to make a small Cross on the forehead of the person being blessed.

Saturday, April 18, 2015

For All the Saints - Relics - Diocese of El Paso, Texas

For All the Saints:

http://www.forallthesaints.info/list.htm

For All The Saints is a Catholic ministry located in the diocese of El Paso, Texas. Their mission is to make authentic holy relics available to local parishes for feast days and other special occasions. If your parish wishes to borrow a relic or even sponsor a major veneration of several relics, contact us. We currently have over 170 relics, available for loan to local parishes.


First and Second Class Relics in Sealed Thecas

These relics are for use by local parishes in this area only.

    With Authentication Documents
  1. St. Agatha of Sicily, Virgin and Martyr - ex ossibus
  2. St. Alphonsus Marie Liguori - ex ossibus
  3. St. Andrew, Apostle and Martyr - ex ossibus
  4. St. Anne, Mother of Mary - ex ossibus
  5. St. Anthony of Padua - ex ossibus
  6. St. Anthony of Padua - ex pulvinari lapideo
  7. St. Augustine of Hippo - ex ossibus
  8. St. Barbara of Cagliari, Virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  9. St. Barbara of Nicomedia, Virgin and martyr - ex ulna brachi deptri
  10. St. Begga of Brabant - ex ossibus
  11. St. Benedict of Norcia - ex ossibus
  12. St. Benedict II, Pope – ex ossibus
  13. St. Blaise, Bishop and martyr - ex ossibus
  14. St. Catherine of Alexandria Virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  15. St. Catherine of Siena - ex ossibus
  16. St. Cecilia - ex velo
  17. St. Charles Borromeo - ex ossibus
  18. St. Christopher, Martyr – ex ossibus
  19. St. Clare of Assisi, Virgin and Founder - ex ossibus
  20. St. Clare of Montefalco - ex velo
  21. St. Cornelius, Pope and martyr - ex ossibus
  22. St. Crispin of Viterbo - ex habitu
  23. St. Cyriacus, Child Martyr - ex ossibus
  24. St. Dominic de Guzman - ex ossibus
  25. St. Dominic Savio – ex ossibus
  26. St. Edward the Confessor – ex ossibus
  27. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton - ex corpore
  28. St. Elzear - ex ossibus
  29. Bl. Francesco Marta – ex capsa
  30. St. Francis of Assisi - ex cineribus
  31. St. Frances Xavier Cabrini - ex corpore
  32. Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos - ex ossibus
  33. St. Francis Xavier - ex indumentis
  34. St. Gabriel Possenti - ex corpore
  35. St. Gemma Calgani, Virgin, Mystic - ex corpore
  36. St. Generosus, Martyr - ex ossibus
  37. St. Gerard Majella - ex ossibus
  38. St. Helena, Empress - ex ossibus
  39. St. Inbenia, Virgin and Martyr - ex ossibus
  40. Bl. Jacinta Marta – ex capsa
  41. St. John Berchmans - ex tela imbuta cineribus
  42. Bl. John Baptist Scalabrini - ex corpore
  43. St. John Bosco – ex ossibus
  44. St. John Chrysostom – ex ossibus
  45. St. John Mary Vianney - ex carne
  46. St. John Neumann - ex ossibus
  47. Bl. Jose Luis Sanches del Rio - ex ossibus
  48. St. Joseph of Cupertino - ex pallio
  49. St. Joseph Marello - ex ossibus
  50. St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin - ex pallio
  51. St. Jude Thaddaeus, Apostle and Martyr - ex ossibus
  52. Bl. Junipero Serra – ex ossibus
  53. St. Justa, St. Justinia, St. Enedina, Virgins and Martyrs - ex ossibus - multi-relic theca.
  54. St. Kateri Tekawitha - ex ossibus
  55. St. Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr - ex ossibus
  56. St. Leo I, the Great, pope and doctor of the Church - ex ossibus
  57. St. Louis IX, confessor and king - ex ossibus
  58. St. Lucifer, bishop and martyr – ex ossibus
  59. St. Lucy of Syracuse, virgin and martyr- ex ossibus
  60. St. Luke, evangelist - ex ossibus
  61. St. Lutgardis - virgin - ex indumentis
  62. St. Mansuetus, bishop - ex ossibus
  63. Bl. Mark of Aviano – ex ossibus
  64. St. Margaret Mary Alacoque - ex tela imbuta cineribus
  65. St. Maria Goretti, child martyr - ex corpore
  66. Bl. Maria Vicenta de Sta. Dorotea - ex pulvere corporis
  67. St. Mary Magdalene - ex ossibus
  68. St. Martin de Porres - ex ossibus
  69. St. Matilda of Saxony - ex ossibus
  70. Martin, Bl. Louis and Bl. Zelie - ex ossibus – multi-relic theca
  71. Bl. Miguel Agustin Pro, martyr - ex capsa sepulchrali
  72. St. Paul, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  73. St. Paul of the Cross - ex praecordis
  74. St. Peter of Verona, priest and martyr - ex ossibus
  75. Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati - ex capsa sepulchrali
  76. St. Pio (Padre Pio) - ex tela imbuta sanguine
  77. St. Pius X (Pope Pius X) - ex corpore
  78. St. Raphael (Joseph) Kalinowski - ex ossibus
  79. St. Rose of Lima - ex ossibus
  80. St. Sebastian, Martyr – ex ossibus
  81. St. Simon, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  82. Spanish Amigonian Martyrs - ex tegumentis
  83. St. Stephen, Deacon and martyr - ex ossibus
  84. St. Teresa of Avila - ex veste
  85. St. Teresa of Jesus de los Andes - ex ossibus
  86. St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) - ex indumentis
  87. St. Thomas, apostle and martyr - ex domo
  88. St. Thomas Aquinas - ex ossibus
  89. St. Vincent de Paul - ex carne
  90. St. Vincent of Zaragoza, deacon and martyr - ex ossibus
  91. St. William the Abbot – ex ossibus
  92. St. William of Monte Vergine - ex ossibus Relics of Our Lord
  93. Splinters from the True Cross
  94. Stone from the Cenacle (Upper Room) Without Authentication Documents
  95. St. Agnes, virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  96. St. Ambrose – ex ossibus
  97. St. Anastasia of Sirmium, martyr - ex ossibus
  98. St. Anthony of Egypt - ex ossibus
  99. St. Barnabas, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  100. St. Bartholomew, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  101. St. Basil, Doctor of the Church - ex ossibus
  102. St. Blaise, bishop and Martyr - ex ossibus
  103. St. Boniface, martyr - ex ossibus
  104. St. Camillo of Lellis - ex corde
  105. St. Caspar, St. Melchior, St. Balthazar – ex ossibus - multi-relic theca
  106. St. Cecilia, virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  107. St. Clement, pope and martyr - ex ossibus
  108. St. Conrad of Parzahm - ex capillis
  109. St. Cosmas and St. Damien, martyrs - ex ossibus - multi-relic theca
  110. St. Dismas - ex lignum crucis
  111. St. Donatius, martyr - ex ossibus
  112. St. Dorothy, virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  113. St. Dymphna, virgin and martyr – ex ossibus
  114. Bl. Francois de Laval, bishop - ex indumentis
  115. Bl. P. Enrico Rebuschini - ex indumentis
  116. St. Geltrude - ex indumentis
  117. St. Genesius - martyr - ex ossibus
  118. St. George - soldier and martyr - ex ossibus
  119. St. Germain Cousin, virgin - ex ossibus
  120. St. Gervase and St. Protase, martyrs – ossibus - multi-relic theca
  121. St. Gummarus (St. Gomer) - ex ossibus
  122. Bl. Giacomo Cusmano - ex indumentis
  123. Holy Innocents, martyrs – ex ossibus
  124. Bl. Imelda Lambertini, virgin – ex ossibus
  125. St. James Minor - apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  126. St. James Major - apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  127. St. Joachim, father of BVM – ex ossibus
  128. St. John - apostle and evangelist - ex ossibus
  129. St. John Baptist - ex ossibus
  130. St. John Baptist de la Salle - ex indumentis
  131. St. John Baptist de la Salle - ex ossibus
  132. St. John Gabriel Perboyre - martyr - ex ossibus
  133. St. Joseph, spouse of BVM – ex bacula
  134. St. Joseph of Cupertino - ex ossibus
  135. St. Leonard of Port Maurice - ex precordis
  136. St. Longinus the Centurion - martyr - ex ossibus
  137. St. Monica - widow - ex ossibus
  138. St. Mark the Evangelist - ex ossibus
  139. St. Martha of Bethany, virgin - ex ossibus
  140. St. Martin de Porres - ex ossibus
  141. St. Mary Euphrasia Peltier - ex ossibus
  142. Blessed Virgin Mary - ex velo
  143. Blessed Virgin Mary - ex sepulchro
  144. Blessed Virgin Mary - ex loco Annunciationis Beatae Mariae Virginis
  145. St. Matthew, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  146. St. Matthias, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  147. St. Monica – ex ossibus
  148. St. Nereus, martyr - ex ossibus
  149. St. Nicholas of Myra - ex ossibus
  150. St. Numinanda - martyr - ex ossibus
  151. St. Patrick of Ireland - bishop - ex ossibus
  152. St. Paul - in theca with St. Peter - apostles and martyrs - ex ossibus
  153. St. Pedro Maldonado - ex tela imbuta sanguine
  154. St. Peter, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  155. St. Philip, apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  156. St. Philip Neri - ex tela imbuta sanguine
  157. St. Philomena, virgin and martyr - ex ossibus
  158. St. Pius V, pope - ex ossibus
  159. Ven. Pius XII, pope - ex capillis
  160. Ven. Pius XII, pope – zucchetto
  161. St. Scholastica – ex ossibus
  162. St. Sixtus II, pope and martyr - ex ossibus
  163. Bl. Teresa of Calcutta - ex sanguine
  164. St. Therese of Lisieux - ex ossibus
  165. St. Thomas - apostle and martyr - ex ossibus
  166. St. Thomas Becket, martyr – ex ossibus
  167. St. Titus - bishop - ex ossibus
  168. St. Valentine, bishop and martyr - ex ossibus Relics of Our Lord
  169. Multi relic theca with relics of Christ - ex cuna, ex praesepis , ex crucis, ex flagellis, ex columna, ex clavo, ex sepulcro
  170. ex Praesepis
  171. ex Crucis
  172. ex Coronae Spinae
  173. ex Purpurae
  174. Large reliquary containing the following relics of Our Lord: S.Purpurae, S.Crucis, S.Tunicae Treverensis, S.Inncunabuli Aachen, S.Clavi, S.Lanceae, S.Col.Flag., S.Coronae Spinae, S.Spongiae, S.Funi Flag., S.Scal.Pilati, S.Tituli Crucis, S.Sindone, S.Sudarii
We also have numerous second class relic cards, too many to list here, that could, as with the relics above, be used for public veneration with permission of the ordinary. 

They have a relic chapel:

http://www.forallthesaints.info/chapel.wmv 

They also have a sacred relics forum if you wish to discuss relics of saints with others online:

http://relic-forum.heavenforum.org 

Monday, September 8, 2014

Shroud of Turin Center - Texas


The Garden Tomb Shroud Center - San Antonio, Texas:


http://www.gardentombshroud.org/home.htm

Visitor Information:

http://www.gardentombshroud.org/visitinfo.htm

Hours: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Admission is Free, but a suggested contribution of $5.00 per adult is appreciated to cover expenses. 
Special Groups should be a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 120. Advance reservations and scheduling may be obtained by calling the Garden Tomb Shroud Center, at Believers. (830) 885-2224.

Location: Believers is located in the Smithson Valley area, across the street from GVTC (the Guadalupe Valley Telephone Co-op) just north of Hwy 46 on FM 3159 heading north towards Canyon Lake.

Directions: From San Antonio:
  • Take Hwy 281 North (20 minutes) to Hwy 46
  • Turn Right onto Hwy 46
  • Travel East on Hwy 46
  • Stop at the first Stoplight and Turn Left onto FM 3159 towards Canyon Lake and travel ½ mile to Believers

    GVTC will be on your Left, Believers will be on your Right.

    If you get to Hwy 3009, you have gone too far East on Hwy 46.

Directions:
From New Braunfels:
  • Take I-35 and Hwy 46 (Walnut Ave.) West to Hwy 46
    or Take Hwy 3009 North to Hwy 46
  • Travel West on Hwy 46 to FM 3159 (Canyon Lake exit)
  • Turn Right at the Stoplight onto FM 3159 and travel ½ mile to Believers

    GVTC will be on your Left, Believers will be on your Right.

    If you get to Hwy 281, you have gone too far West on Hwy 46.
 

The original Shroud of Turin is maintained by the Roman Catholic Church in Turin, Italy and is believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ.
The Shroud Display is the main feature of Garden Tomb Shroud Center at Believers, and offers an opportunity to view life-sized black & white transparencies taken of the original Shroud that depict, in amazing clarity, details of the crucified man found on the famous Shroud of Turin.
These 4’x 8’ images were made from the original negatives from the photos taken by the 1978 STURP (Shroud of Turin Research Project) team member, Barrie Schwortz.
There are fewer than 10 Shroud Centers in the United States and the Garden Tomb Shroud Center at Believers is the only Shroud Center in Texas.
Come see the incredible and very detailed images of the Shroud, close up at the Garden Tomb Shroud Center, at Believers.
For Hours, Location, Maps, and Admission Information see the Visitor Information page. 

Believers Christian Fellowship, home of the Garden Tomb Shroud Center, is a non-denominational Christian Church, located in the beautiful Hill Country, north of San Antonio, Texas.

For the most reliable and up to date Shroud of Turin information, visit www.shroud.com which is maintained by Barrie M. Schwortz of the 1978 STURP team.