St. Roch (St. Rocco)

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Sterling Silver St. Roch Pendant

$114.95

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The Legend of Saint Rocco and His Dog

$12.99

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Adult 7" Oval Gold Plated Bangle Bracelet with St. Rocco Medal Charm

$142.95

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14kt Gold Filled St. Roch Pendant

$249.95

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St. Roch Purple February Rosary Bracelet 6mm

$80.95

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St. Roch Medal Necklace - 24" Chain

$15.95

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Sterling Silver St. Rocco Pendant w/ Chain

$117.95

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14kt Gold Filled St. Rocco Pendant w/ Chain

$265.95

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Sterling Silver St. Roch Pendant w/ Chain

$117.95

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14kt Gold Filled St. Roch Pendant w/ Chain

$265.95

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St. Roch Pendant, Bliss, Sterling Silver

$146.95

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St. Rocco Pendant with Chain, Bliss, Sterling Silver

$121.95

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St. Roch Pendant with Chain, Bliss, Sterling Silver

$121.95

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14kt Gold St. Rocco Medal

$683.95

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St. Rocco Crystal April Rosary Bracelet 6mm

$80.95

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14kt Gold Filled St. Roch Petite Pendant

$151.95

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Sterling Silver St. Roch Petite Pendant

$96.95

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St. Roch Yellow November Rosary Bracelet 6mm

$80.95

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St. Rocco Prayer Card

$0.99

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St. Roch - Mini Lives of the Saints Folded Prayer Card

$1.95

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Saint Roch (St. Rocco) is the patron of dogs, bachelors, diseased cattle, surgeons, and Balzola, Italy. He was orphaned at the age of twenty and responded by giving his noble fortune to the poor. St. Roch then devoted himself to ministering to the sick in a plague afflicted area. This activity resulted in numerous miraculous cures, usually by the sign of the cross, as well as Saint Roch's eventual acquisition of the plague. In response to the sickness he moved to the forest to die but a stray dog befriended him and stole food for him to eat which eventually nursed him back to health. St. Roch's feast day is August 16th.