Kateri Tekakwitha Pendant Dove this would not require too

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She was canonized in 1946 and is the Patroness of Immigrants

and warm reds

The Cross is ruggedly portrayed and the symbols of wheat and grapes flow in the midst of grape leaves to create a lovely foil for the Host and Chalice

who seemed to not even notice the storm

Kateri Tekakwitha Pendant Dove this would not require tooKnown as the Lily of the Mohawks, St Kateri was the daughter of a Christian Algonquin who was captured by Iroquois Indians and married to a pagan Mohawk chieftain. She was born in upstate New York and was orphaned at an early age when her parents and siblings died of smallpox. She was left with poor eyesight and a badly disfigured face. However, she was a beautiful soul consecrated to Christ with a vow of virginity. As a Catholic, she was persecuted