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Our Lady of La Leche Patroness of Mothers and Breasfeeding Handcrafted Scarlett Red Crystal Rosary with All Capped Beads Gold Plated Findings a Cabochon Bezel Center with Color Image and Gold Includes a Prayer Card IN ENGLISH

Our Lady of La Leche Patroness of Mothers and Breasfeeding Handcrafted Scarlett Red Crystal Rosary with All Capped Beads Gold Plated Findings a Cabochon Bezel Center with Color Image and Gold Includes a Prayer Card IN ENGLISH

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Prayer Card
  • Elegant capped cristal beads - gold plated findings and traditional crucifix imported from Italy
  • Gold plated cabochon bezel centerpiece with color image -
  • Durable craftmanship
  • Includes a matching prayer card imported from Italy

Our Lady of La Leche (Spanish: Nuestra Señora de la Leche y Buen Parto, meaning “Our Lady of the Milk and Happy Delivery”) is a title of the Virgin Mary that depicts her nursing the infant Jesus. The devotion is especially associated with pregnancy, childbirth, fertility, motherhood, and family life.

 Historical Background

  • The devotion is considered one of the oldest Marian devotions, with imagery of Mary nursing Jesus appearing in early Christian art, including the Roman catacombs. 
  • Its popularity grew in Spain, particularly during the late 16th century, before being brought to the Americas by Spanish settlers.  

In the United States

  • Spanish settlers established a shrine to Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios in St. Augustine, Florida, in the early 1600s.  
  • The National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche in St. Augustine is regarded as the oldest Marian shrine in the United States.  
  • Pilgrims visit the shrine to pray for fertility, healthy pregnancies, safe childbirth, healing after pregnancy loss, and blessings for families. 

Feast Day

  • The Diocese of St. Augustine celebrates a local feast day for Our Lady of La Leche on October 11. 

Why the Devotion Matters

Many Catholics are drawn to this devotion because it emphasizes Mary's role as a loving mother and highlights the humanity of Jesus as an infant cared for by his mother. The image has long been a source of comfort and hope for expectant parents and families. 

Elegant capped cristal beads - gold plated findings and traditional crucifix imported from Italy
Gold plated cabochon bezel centerpiece with color image -
Durable craftmanship
Includes a matching prayer card imported from Italy in English or in Español



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