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Poetic Prayer to Philomena Plus Items for Sale in her Honour


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Giuseppe Bezzuoli - St. Philomena


Peace be to you, Filumena
By Cara E. Ruegg


Peace be to you, Philomena,
Little martyr dressed in white
Anchored to the heart of Christ
Just a child when they tried
To take away your glowing light

Just a girl who was in love 
With the God, creator above, 
Who made your valiant heart 
So generous and strong,
Make me love Him too 

Peace be to you, Philomena,
Little princess with lilies in your hair
Little virgin all so fair
Pray His blood takes away
All that’s stained, that’s sullied me.

May He alone be that arrow of love
That strikes me to my very core
Alone may He be for whom I live and die
For whom I lay down my life
As a little lamb, on a slab of wood
For love like you.

Peace be to you, Philomena.




Here are some of my items for sale in honor of St. Philomena:

Philomena Prayer and Symbol on wooden canvas



St. Philomena Cup





Here are some clothing designs I made in her honor:

She is the patron saint of fertility and babies, so these would make great gifts for new mothers and those little ones in your life.

Baby Onesie in honor of St. Philomena  available on my Zazzle Shop





Baby onesie   available on my Zazzle Shop



 These above designs are available through my Amazon Merch CaraRuegg Designs





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