St. Benedict Medal – Cross Blessed By Pope Francis – Pendant – San Benito HQ
22St. Benedict White and Silver Pendant Cross – Compact Yet Powerful, Handcrafted with Enamel, Blessed by Pope Francis
Deepen your faith with this beautifully crafted St. Benedict White and Silver Pendant Cross. Measuring just 7/8″, this small but significant pendant features a striking white enamel finish contrasted by a polished silver-tone metal. This pendant is not just a piece of religious jewelry; it’s a powerful sacramental designed to offer spiritual protection and serve as a constant reminder of your faith.
Why This St. Benedict Cross is Essential for Devotion:
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Small Yet Mighty: At 7/8″, this pendant may be small, but it carries the full protective power of the St. Benedict Medal. It’s the perfect size for daily wear, keeping the strength of your faith close to your heart.
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Handcrafted with Care: This pendant is meticulously made with a silver-tone finish and accented by pure white enamel, ensuring it stands out as a symbol of purity and protection.
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Spiritual Protection: The St. Benedict Medal is known for its protective qualities, warding off evil, temptation, and other dangers. This cross serves as a spiritual armor, providing comfort and strength in your daily life.
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Blessed by Pope Francis: This pendant can be blessed by Pope Francis before shipping upon request, adding an additional layer of spiritual significance to an already sacred item.
Product Specifications:
- Material: High-quality silver-tone metal with white enamel accents
- Size: 7/8″
- Origin: Handcrafted in Italy
- Blessing: Can be blessed by Pope Francis before shipping (upon request)
- Spiritual Benefits: Offers protection against evil, temptation, and physical dangers
Order Now to receive your blessed St. Benedict White and Silver Pendant Cross, a powerful symbol of faith and protection that you can carry with you every day. Whether for personal devotion or as a meaningful gift, this pendant is a lasting reminder of the strength and purity of your faith.
