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Gold Plated Saint Benedict Small Pendant Necklace 17.5 Inches Chain
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Gold Plated Saint Benedict Small Pendant Necklace Features
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Details: Necklace length: 17.2" / 45 cm. Medal pendant diameter: 0.27" / 0.7 cm. 1mm bead chain.
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Plating: Our gold plated jewelry is created by pressure bonding on a layer of 18K solid gold to brass metal, has the same look as solid gold, and has a more affordable price for everyone. The layer of gold used is significantly thicker than other existing marketplace plating pieces.
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Design: The medal is a prayer of exorcism against Satan, for strength in times of temptation, for peace among ourselves and the nations of the world, a blessing that the Cross of Christ is our light and guide, a prayer of firm rejection of all that is evil, a prayer of petition that we may with Christian courage "walk in God's ways, with the Gospel as our guide," as St. Benedict urges us.
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Each item is carefully shipped in an organza pouch, bubble wrapped and well protected.
About Gold Plated Saint Benedict Small Pendant Necklace
Delicate beaded gold plated chain, with a tiny gold plated St. Benedict Medal. A delicate, everyday necklace that goes with anything, This necklace is designed to be worn all day. DETAILS: Necklace length: 17.2" / 45 cm. St. Benedict Medal pendant diameter: 0.27" / 0.7 cm. 18k gold plated tiny bead chain 1mm ***St. Benedict's life: He'd been living as a hermit in a cave for three years, famous for his holiness, when a religious community came to him after the death of their abbot and asked Benedict to take over. Some of the "monks" didn't like this plan and attempted to kill him with poisoned bread and wine. Just as St. John the Divine was miraculously saved from being poisoned, when St. Benedict made the sign of the Cross over these things, he came to know they were poisoned, so he toppled the cup and commanded a raven to carry off the bread. The Medal Wards Against 1. To destroy witchcraft and all other diabolical and haunting influences; 2. To impart protection to persons tempted, deluded, or tormented by evil spirits; 3. To obtain the conversion of sinners into the Catholic Church, especially when they are in danger of death; 4. To serve as an armor against temptation; 5. To destroy the effects of poison; 6. To secure a timely and healthy birth for children; 7. To afford protection against storms and lightning; 8. To serve as an efficacious remedy for bodily afflictions and a means of protection against contagious diseases.
