A devotional prayer kit pairing 0.7 oz of the La Salette resin incense — myrrh, nard, and rose — with a terracotta ceramic burner stamped with the Cruz Saletina, 6 quick-light charcoal tablets, and mini tongs.
Each note in the blend ties back to the symbolism of the 1846 apparition: myrrh for the tears Mary wept on the mountain, nard for her plea for penance, and rose for the consolation she promised. The kit is dedicated to the Mothers Who Pray for Their Children movement, a Catholic prayer network founded in Brazil that gathers mothers to intercede for their sons and daughters under La Salette's patronage.
The Virgin appeared on September 19, 1846 to two shepherd children, Mélanie Calvat and Maximin Giraud, on a mountain pasture above the village of La Salette-Fallavaux in the French Alps. She wept throughout the encounter and entrusted both children with a secret message about prayer, penance, and the conversion of the world.
Resin: 0.7 oz La Salette liturgical incense (myrrh, nard, rose)
Scent notes: Rose, floral, herbal, oriental
Charcoal: 6 quick-light tablets (33 mm)
Hardware: Terracotta ceramic burner with Cruz Saletina, mini tongs
"Mães que oram pelos filhos" (Mothers who pray for their children).
