Medals

Catholic medals from Rome: the Miraculous Medal, St. Benedict, St. Michael and many patron saints. Many are blessed by Pope Leo XIV.

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A medal is a small sacramental worn as a sign of faith and of trust in Our Lady or a saint. Here are medals in brass, enamel and 925 sterling silver, tiny medals for a rosary or a baby, and larger ones to carry or wear on a chain.

The most loved are the Miraculous Medal, the St. Benedict medal for protection and the St. Michael medal. Relic medals hold a second-class relic of the saint.

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.

Frequently asked questions

Can anyone wear a Catholic medal?

Yes. A medal is a sign of prayer, not a charm, and it is often given at Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation.

Which metal should I choose?

925 sterling silver lasts best for daily wear. Brass and enamel medals are lighter and good for a rosary or a pocket.

Should a medal be blessed?

It is good to have it blessed. Items marked as blessed come already blessed by Pope Leo XIV in Rome.

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