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18 Kt Gold Religious Jesus
Medals.
Also featuring Saint Jude and Saint Michael the Archangel.
Most medals have two sizes. Click size noted to
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Saint Jude Thaddeus
medal. One of the
twelve apostles, known as the saint of the impossible.
Many people who find themselves in desperate
circumstances will ask St. Jude to intercede with God to
obtain help with their problem. Hospitals (October 28th)
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Sacred Heart of Jesus
medal. In 1664,
Jesus appeared to Sister (now St.) Margaret Mary Alocoque
while she was praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
He showed forth His Heart; surrounded by thorns, glowing
with flames and surmounted by a cross.
Pointing to his heart he said "Behold this heart
which has loved men so!..."
The Medal depicts the apparition. |
Saint Anthony of Padua Medal.
Also called the wonder worker. A Franciscan preacher who lived in the 13th century.
Widely known as the saint who helps people find lost objects.
(June 13) |
St. Joseph Medal.
Husband to Mary, foster father to Jesus. Scripture records little of him except to say that he was a "just man." He was privileged to receive four visits from angels & promptly acted on their commands. Dying, Workers, Universal Church
(March 19th) |
Saint Michael the Archangel.
Very popular patron saint of policemen. His name is Hebrew for the question "Who is like God?" Usually depicted in battle, defeating the devil, Lucifer, leader of the fallen angels who rebelled against God in the beginning.
Policeman saint, also Radiologists
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Interesting facts about
saints.
Saints are people who've lived lives of extraordinary holiness. God, in his eagerness to call attention to their way of life, often allows special favors to be obtained through their intercession. If the saint is a patron saint, the occupation or country is listed followed by the feast day.
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