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Saint Lucy's name means light. In the foruth century, a young woman of Syracuse by that name kept her body and soul consecrated to Christ and was martyred for it under the Diocletian persecution. The Church celebrates her feast on the 13th of December ever since, in the deep of winter, when the days are shortest.
This camp mug carries an icon of Saint Lucy set against a starry night sky, with the words of the O Antiphon for the 21st of December:
"O Radiant Dawn, splendor of eternal light, sun of justice: come and shine on those who dwell in darkness and in the shadow of death."
It one of the seven O Antiphons, sung at vespers in the last days of Advent since at least the eighth century, and on the coldest mornings it is the one that rings most true. +AMDG+
Made for the kitchen, the prayer spot, and on the road. The cold-rolled steel body and enamel glaze carry hot or cold bevages, durable for your littles, through the long dark season and out the other side.
.: Material: cold-rolled steel plate, with enamel glazed surface
.: One size: 12oz (0.35 l)
.: Anti-alkali and acid proof
.: Glossy finish
.: BPA and lead free
.: NB! Do not microwave
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