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  • Dimensions: 3.38" x 2.13"
  • 30 mil thickness
  • Made of Laminated Teslin
  • Durable, won't fade or tear
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St. Tarcisius Receiving the Eucharist (BL 02) Badge

St. Tarcisius Receiving the Eucharist (BL 02) Badge

Variously identified as a layman, a deacon, or—most often--a young acolyte (accounts vary), St. Tarcisius of Rome (mid 3rd century) is venerated for his devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. + Here, St. Tarcisius is depicted down in the catacombs of St. Callixtus in Rome receiving the Eucharist for distribution to imprisoned Christians during the Valerian persecutions. On his way to the prison, he was set upon by a pagan mob or gang of ruffian boys and stoned or beaten to death for refusing to surrender the hosts he was carrying. + St. Tarcisius is patron saint of First Communicants—especially boys making their First Holy Communion, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHCs), and altar servers. + Feast: August 15 + Image Credit (BL 02): Antique image of San Tarsicio, Mártir de la Eucaristia, [Saint Tarcisius, Martyr of the Eucharist], originally published by the Maison Bouasse-Lebel—Lecéne & Cie, Paris, France, No. 5445, late 19th-early 20th century, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera. This is just one in the publisher’s series of devotional prints illustrating St. Tarcisius’s story. Interest in this saint was rekindled and popularized with the publication of Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman’s internationally best-selling novel ‘Fabiola: A Tale of the Church of the Catacombs' (1854). See especially: Chapter XXII (The Viaticum).

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By Lisa S.August 20, 2025Verified Purchase
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Awesome job! Great work plus skills on this beauty for my business!! Thx Zazzle for always hooking me up! Very nice badge!
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By Chananya S.January 24, 2022Verified Purchase
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When I need anything like a personal card or a keychain with a picture from me on it, the picture comes out really good always. The printing was always good, I never had issues with it
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By Carolyn B.December 21, 2020Verified Purchase
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it feels great to have badges that provide our clients with identification and titles so they feel more secure when they meet us. I can't believe the quality ofvthecorinting. The colors and edges are perfect

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Created on: 5/8/2020, 6:49 AM
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