{"product_id":"chaplet-of-st-patrick","title":"Chaplet of St.Patrick","description":"This St. Patrick chaplet is made with a St. Patrick medal finished with glass, beads shaped like trinity knots out of bronze and 550 military grade green paracord. The Saint Patrick chaplet helps to direct our prayer to the triune God; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. St. Patrick is a beloved patron saint whose feast day’s in March on the 17th.  He is often honored in conjunction with St. Bridget (St. Brigid) on a double sided medal.\n\nPatrick is one of the more commonly known male saints in the company of St. Cristopher, St. Jude, St. Joseph, St. George, St. Michael the Archangel, St. Gerard, St. Benedict, St. Francis, Padre Pio \u0026amp; St. Anthony.  You can find chaplets for many of these saints in our shop at www.thesocialcatholic.com along with other religious gifts and holy cards such as chaplets honoring the Sacred Heart, Divine Mercy and guardian angels, holy water fonts and other religious devotional items like statues. We also sell rosaries honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary through the mysteries of the rosary.  These devotional chaplets are usually about the size of single decade rosaries or a pocket rosary.  Prayer chaplets are an excellent way to develop a devotion to a saint. Chaplets of saints often include common prayers like the Apostles Creed, the Our Father, the Hail Mary and the Glory Be. \n\nThe Chaplet of Saint Patrick begins with the Apostles Creed and repeats the Glory Be 12 times.\n\nHow do you pray the Chaplet of St. Patrick?\n\nBegin with the Sign of the cross\n\nThen prayer on the medal pray the Apostle's Creed\n\nOn each bead say a Glory Be follow by:\nThrough the intercession of St. Patrick, may God Almighty strengthen my faith, and grant the grace of faith for others. Amen.\n\n\n\nWhat is the difference between a chaplet and a rosary?\nA chaplet is any beaded prayer where as a rosary is a specific chaplet that is why you often may encounter the phrase “rosary chaplet”.\n\nIs St. Patrick the Patron Saint of Ireland?\nYes, in fact other St. Patrick devotions like litanies and novenas are often written from the voice of the Irish people.\n\nDoes St. Patrick have a prayer?\nYes, the prayer of St. Patrick is called “The Breastplate of St. Patrick and it is as follows.\n\nShort form:\nChrist as a light, Illumine and guide me! Christ as a shield, overshadow and cover me! Christ be under me! Christ be over me! Christ be beside me, on the left hand and right! Christ be before me, behind me, about me; Christ this day, be within and without me!\n\nLong form:\nI arise today\nThrough a mighty strength, the invocation of the Trinity,\nThrough belief in the Threeness,\nThrough confession of the Oneness\nof the Creator of creation.\nI arise today\nThrough the strength of Christ's birth with His baptism,\nThrough the strength of His crucifixion with His burial,\nThrough the strength of His resurrection with His ascension,\nThrough the strength of His descent for the judgment of doom.\nI arise today\nThrough the strength of the love of cherubim,\nIn the obedience of angels,\nIn the service of archangels,\nIn the hope of resurrection to meet with reward,\nIn the prayers of patriarchs,\nIn the predictions of prophets,\nIn the preaching of apostles,\nIn the faith of confessors,\nIn the innocence of holy virgins,\nIn the deeds of righteous men.\nI arise today, through\nThe strength of heaven,\nThe light of the sun,\nThe radiance of the moon,\nThe splendor of fire,\nThe speed of lightning,\nThe swiftness of wind,\nThe depth of the sea,\nThe stability of the earth,\nThe firmness of rock.\nI arise today, through\nGod's strength to pilot me,\nGod's might to uphold me,\nGod's wisdom to guide me,\nGod's eye to look before me,\nGod's ear to hear me,\nGod's word to speak for me,\nGod's hand to guard me,\nGod's shield to protect me,\nGod's host to save me\nFrom snares of devils,\nFrom temptation of vices,\nFrom everyone who shall wish me ill,\nafar and near.\nI summon today\nAll these powers between me and those evils,\nAgainst every cruel and merciless power\nthat may oppose my body and soul,\nAgainst incantations of false prophets,\nAgainst black laws of pagandom,\nAgainst false laws of heretics,\nAgainst craft of idolatry,\nAgainst spells of witches and smiths and wizards,\nAgainst every knowledge that corrupts man's body and soul;\nChrist to shield me today\nAgainst poison, against burning,\nAgainst drowning, against wounding,\nSo that there may come to me an abundance of reward.\nChrist with me,\nChrist before me,\nChrist behind me,\nChrist in me,\nChrist beneath me,\nChrist above me,\nChrist on my right,\nChrist on my left,\nChrist when I lie down,\nChrist when I sit down,\nChrist when I arise,\nChrist in the heart of every man who thinks of me,\nChrist in the mouth of everyone who speaks of me,\nChrist in every eye that sees me,\nChrist in every ear that hears me.\n\nAmen.\n\n\nLet us know in our contact us form at www.thesocialcatholic.com or on our Facebook page if you have interest in an Irish rosary (Pray the rosary!).","brand":"The Social Catholic","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":44834978037853,"sku":"R0012","price":25.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0743\/0406\/1533\/files\/35e75f0e-il_fullxfull.5817912743_mut5.jpg?v=1782694305","url":"https:\/\/thesocialcatholic.com\/products\/chaplet-of-st-patrick","provider":"The Social Catholic","version":"1.0","type":"link"}