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Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of
Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of

Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of Nursia Medal Pendant Adjustable Cord Necklace 16"

Product ID : 22192846
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Galleon Product ID 22192846
UPC / ISBN 795545733857
Shipping Weight 0.02 lbs
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Model Nl-NPD-07
Manufacturer Bijoux De Ja
Shipping Dimension 2.44 x 2.2 x 0.31 inches
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Bijoux de Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict of Features

  • Pendant made of bronze in sacred medal religious jewelry.

  • Extensible slide waxed cotton rope length 16 - 32 inches in black.

  • Pendant diameter 1.25 inches and weight 0.15 oz

  • Perfect gift for Christianity in all occasions.

  • Fit for casual wear in every day for protection against evil, danger or disease.


About Bijoux De Ja Antique Bronze Saint Benedict Of

Saint Benedict, Patron Saint of Europe, and Montecassino Abbey. Saint Benedict from Norcia, Patron Saint of Europe. Saint Benedict was the founder of western monasticism. He was born around 480 A.D. in Nursia, Umbria, in the center of Italy. The two sides of a Saint Benedict Medal The Saint Benedict Medal is a Christian sacramental medal containing symbols and text related to the life of Saint Benedict of Nursia, used by Roman Catholics, as well as Anglicans, Lutherans, Methodists, and the Western Orthodox, in the Benedictine Christian tradition, especially votarists, and oblates.[1][2] The medal is one of the oldest and most honored medals used by Christians and, due to the belief in its power against evil, is also known as the "devil-chasing medal".[3] As early as the 11th century, it may have initially had the form of Saint Benedict's cross and was used by Pope Leo IX.[3] The reverse side of the medal carries the Vade retro Satana ("Begone, Satan!")[4] formula which has been used by Christians to ward off evil since the 15th century.[5] Sometimes carried as part of the rosary, it is also found individually. In widespread use after its formal approval by Pope Benedict XIV in the 18th century, the medal is used by Roman Catholics to ward off spiritual and physical dangers, especially those related to evil, poison, and temptation.....WIKIPEDIA