San Pasqual Bailon - Kitchen Saint 19th Century Mexican Retablo #144 ohm Used as Trade Beads and

Used as Trade Beads and Dowry Currency in Morocco

So simple and resounding was his teaching of the Catholic Faith

Its name comes from the so-called Mount Carmel in Israel

in verse 1:27 states

and the Serpent - was one of the first living creatures

San Pasqual Bailon - Kitchen Saint 19th Century Mexican Retablo #144 ohm Used as Trade Beads andSan Pasqual Bailon Kitchen Saint 19th Century Mexican Retablo San Pasqual is recognized as the Patron Saint of Cooks, Kitchens, and Shepherds. "I joyfully celebrate the food I am given. May it deeply nourish everyone I feed." Retablo dimensions are approx. 14 inches vertical x 10 inches horizontal. To help support his Family, Pasqual was hired out by his father to tend the flocks of others. Some of his companions were much inclined to cursing,