St. Michael the Archangel defends us in battle and protects us against evil. Here are his medals, medallions and pendants, sent from Rome.
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In Scripture Michael is the leader of the heavenly army who casts out the devil, and in the prayer written by Pope Leo XIII Catholics ask him to "defend us in battle". That is why his medal is worn for protection, and why police officers, soldiers and first responders take him as their patron.
Most pieces here are St. Michael medals in 925 sterling silver, plain or gold plated, made to be worn every day on a chain. There are also oxidized silver medals that pair St. Michael with the Guardian Angel, a vintage silver medal, a lapel pin, and a small stone from the cave sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo on the Gargano, where tradition places his apparition in Italy.
Items marked as blessed are taken from our shop in Rome to the Papal audience in St. Peter's Square, are blessed by Pope Leo XIV and ship with a holy card of the Papal blessing. For the medals chosen for officers see St. Michael for Police and First Responders, and for Raphael and Gabriel see the Archangels.
Frequently asked questions
What does the St. Michael medal protect against?
Catholics wear it asking St. Michael to guard them against evil and temptation, and to protect them in danger. It is a sacramental, a sign of prayer, not a charm.
Which St. Michael medal is best as a gift?
For daily wear the 925 sterling silver medals hold up well on a chain. The gold plated version is a good choice for a special occasion such as a graduation or an ordination.
When is the feast of St. Michael?
September 29, the feast of the archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael.
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