Our Lady Undercroft Canterbury Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition Statue Subject_St. Martin Saint Francis phrase Pax et

Saint Francis phrase Pax et Bonum translates into English ‘Peace and Goodness’

They were carved there during restoration work as a tongue in cheek comment about the Stone Masons' boss who seldom took any notice of the fine work being carried out there

What can it contribute to the life of the Church here and now

with the hare apparently hiding in the one place that the hound cannot see it

Philadelphia and Laodicea

Our Lady Undercroft Canterbury Pilgrim Badge, Boxed With Brief Historical Descripition Statue Subject_St. Martin Saint Francis phrase Pax etOur Lady Undercroft Canterbury. This type of badge is most often associated with the shrine of Our Lady Undercroft, a secondary Canterbury cult. They were designed to be used with a pewter S link, as a suspender for the various pendants that were produced at the time. The badge is supplied with the leaf pendant as shown. Origin and Date: Sailsbury. Mid 15th Century. A circular beaded frame within which is a fleur de lys. Size: Width 15mm x Height 49mm