Blessed Louis-Marie de Montfort Relic – Cloth Touched to His Bones | Antique Sealed Relic Packet

Blessed Louis-Marie de Montfort Relic – Cloth Touched to His Bones | Antique Sealed Relic Packet

£99.00
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Blessed Louis-Marie de Montfort Relic – Cloth Touched to His Bones | Antique Sealed Relic Packet

Blessed Louis-Marie de Montfort Relic – Cloth Touched to His Bones | Antique Sealed Relic Packet

£99.00

A rare antique Catholic relic associated with Blessed Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, preserved in its original folded paper enclosure.

The small internal relic packet bears a printed Dutch inscription:

“Stof dat aangestreken werd aan het gebeente van den Zaligen L.M. de Montfort.”

Translated:

“Cloth that was touched to the bones of Blessed L.M. de Montfort.”

The relic is preserved together with its original aged paper enclosure, featuring an ecclesiastical red seal. The photographs also show the original small printed relic label and additional paper elements belonging to the historical presentation.

The use of the title “Blessed” rather than “Saint” is particularly significant, as Louis-Marie de Montfort was canonized in 1947. The exact date of this individual relic packet has not been established, but its terminology and original presentation suggest an early historical devotional object.

A fascinating piece for collectors of Catholic relics, Marian devotion, French Catholic history and historical devotional ephemera.

Details

  • Religious figure: Blessed Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort
  • Relic: Cloth stated to have been touched to his bones
  • Relic classification: Traditionally considered a third-class/contact relic
  • Original language: Dutch
  • Original inscription: “Stof dat aangestreken werd aan het gebeente van den Zaligen L.M. de Montfort.”
  • Enclosure: Original folded paper packet
  • Seal: Large original red wax/ecclesiastical seal
  • Condition: Antique condition with visible age, discoloration and handling marks
  • Approx. size of outer packet: approximately 5 × 5 cm
  • Date: Exact date unknown; terminology indicates it predates the 1947 canonization, but no exact year is claimed
  • Authenticity wording: Sold according to the surviving historical inscription, relic presentation and seal visible in the photographs

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