Relic Collection of Blessed Daniel Brottier – French Holy Cards & Prayer Booklet

Relic Collection of Blessed Daniel Brottier – French Holy Cards & Prayer Booklet

£69.00
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Relic Collection of Blessed Daniel Brottier – French Holy Cards & Prayer Booklet

Relic Collection of Blessed Daniel Brottier – French Holy Cards & Prayer Booklet

£69.00

A rare vintage French devotional collection dedicated to Blessed Daniel Brottier (1876–1936), offered as a set of three historical pieces.

This collection brings together several original devotional documents connected with the memory and veneration of Father Daniel Brottier, the French Spiritan missionary and founder of the Orphelins-Apprentis d’Auteuil.

The set includes:

1. Vintage relic card of Père Daniel Brottier
A photographic holy card bearing a small piece of cloth identified as having touched Father Brottier. The card also includes a small devotional medal and original printed French text.

2. Memorial card with the funeral address of Cardinal Verdier
An original French devotional document containing excerpts from the address delivered by Cardinal Jean Verdier, Archbishop of Paris, at Father Brottier’s funeral on 2 March 1936.

3. Vintage devotional booklet
A small original booklet containing a biography of Father Brottier together with a prayer for his beatification, including historical handwritten ecclesiastical notation.

Together, these pieces form a particularly evocative glimpse into the early devotional history surrounding Father Daniel Brottier and the development of his cause for beatification.

A beautiful collection for collectors of Catholic history, French religious ephemera, holy cards, relic documentation and devotional artifacts.

Condition

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Condition: Vintage / Antique — see photographs carefully.

The pieces show visible signs of age, handling and storage, including discoloration, paper wear, creases and imperfections. The first relic card also has wear to its protective covering.

These imperfections are part of the age and character of the original historical objects.

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