St Irene's Chrysovalantou gift set 10191

St Irene's Chrysovalantou gift set Christian protection blessed holy water and oil

The Gift set box includes:
Holy water blessed at the monastery
Anointing oil blessed at the monastery
A wooden cross blessed at the monastery
A paper icon
A filahto blessed at the monastery (the colour depends from the stock)
*A blesed apple on Altar

Simple gift set box
Holy water blessed at the monastery
Anointing oil blessed at the monastery
A wooden cross blessed at the monastery
A paper icon
A blesed apple on Altar

*A blesed apple on Altar slice of an apple for those who have health problems and for woman that want to be pregnant. -->""This you are going to take it after 3 days fasting the third day in the morning with empty stomach. This is nesecarry""
This based on the tradition that the angel brought the apples from heaven to the saint and shortly before he died he had cut them into thin slices and fed only on them.
*The set includes the holy water and oil

You tie tie the rope to your belly you wear inside your clothes as belt. You wear it all the time. You drink every day holy water and a few drops of holy oil. You anoint yourself every day with the holy oil to the head and your belly in the sign of cross. You rinse your house every day so that to have the blessing of God and St Irene's and bad spirits to go away. You fast 3days (if you are ill your husband can) before eating the blessing slices of St Irene's apple.

St Irene Chrysovalantou

Our venerable mother Irene of Chrysovalantou was the abbess of the monastery of Chrysovalantou during the ninth century. Her feast day is on July 28.
Originally slated to wed the Emperor Michael, she went to the monastery of Chrysovalantou, and immediately engaged herself in vigils and prayer. She then replaced the Abbess very early on, and increased her spiritual struggles, with great trust in God to guide the community properly. She developed the gifts of foresight and exorcism. Her prayer through the night continued in the courtyard of the monastery, and caused herself to levitate and the cypress trees to bend towards her. She was granted three apples from St. John the Theologian, visions of angels, and appeared in a vision to the Emperor to release an unjustly convicted man. After her death at 102 years, she continued to be a wonderworker.