Anyone know where I can buy reliquary for a good price?

TempleofTheSoul · #1 May 10, '12, 2:57 pm

I had purchased in the past a reliquary for a relic some time ago on Autom for about 49 dollars and it was pretty fancy. Does anyone know of a stand-up reliquary that is not fancy and at an economical price? I have two first class relics and want to display them properly.

If any of you can recommend a place where I can purchase one at a low price I would really appreciate it.

Thanks and God bless

giuseppeTO · #2 May 10, '12, 6:46 pm

Autom has some of the simplest I've ever seen.

corsair · #3 May 10, '12, 7:26 pm

I have not a clue where you'll beat $49+ change for a Reliquary.

Here is some for a bunch more: http://catholicliturgicals.com/estore.php?catid=27

Autom has just about the cheapest stuff you can find. Just be careful some of it is junk.

TempleofTheSoul · #4 May 11, '12, 11:30 am

Thanks to both of you for your responses. I have seen reliquary containers that are at a reasonable price but I wanted a stand up reliquary. I guess I will have to continue searching.

God bless

CatholicLife · #5 May 11, '12, 4:56 pm

http://stores.ebay.com/ACC-Reliquaries
The seller I posted above sells reliquaries for a good price but she hasn't been selling none of the nice ones for a while.

CatholicLife · #6 May 11, '12, 5:01 pm

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=68687627286
I want to buy one of these, paint it gold, add a crucifix on top, and use it as a reliquary . I also know of a gentleman in Texas who uses baseball display cases to house his relics .

TempleofTheSoul · #7 May 12, '12, 8:50 am

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Originally Posted by CatholicLife

http://stores.ebay.com/ACC-Reliquaries
The seller I posted above sells reliquaries for a good price but she hasn't been selling none of the nice ones for a while.

There is one reliquary that is small in the link you provided that I may be interested in buying. Its being bid on so I will wait and see how it goes.

Thanks for posting the link to it.

God bless

CatholicLife · #8 May 12, '12, 9:23 am

Your welcome! Whose relics do you possess?

TempleofTheSoul · #9 May 12, '12, 3:56 pm

I have two first class relics...one of St. Teresa of Avila and the other of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos.

God bless

zab · #10 May 12, '12, 5:06 pm

Use the Search at top of Leaflet Missal Company page. They have some inexpensive ones, the lowest being $66.50
http://www.leafletonline.com

Megan7 · #11 May 17, '12, 5:40 am

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Originally Posted by corsair

I have not a clue where you'll beat $49+ change for a Reliquary.

Here is some for a bunch more: http://catholicliturgicals.com/estore.php?catid=27

Autom has just about the cheapest stuff you can find. Just be careful some of it is junk.

Thanks for the link!

PAX

paddysham · #12 Oct 10, '12, 4:53 am

it came in a thecca with a letter of authentication postulator general ofm stamp on letter.fr florius alexander tessari. ex panno stigmatibus cruentato. which when i googled means from the bandage that came from the bloody wound. i know it is very hard to get 1st class relics and i was refused a few times but i started praying to st pio and after coming back form a retreat i recieved it in post ,it has the wax seal and all at the back when u open the thecca. it reads all these letters we do believe and testify that we have recieved from authentic and legitimate places,recognice piece of bloody cloth the marks of a godly pietrecina could trust.
rverently placed it in the enclosed metals, crystal closed whose faith in the letter signed by our hand, our larger seal and strong with the case observed faithfully restored.

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