Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain

Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain
Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain
Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain
Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain

Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain

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Miraculous Medal with 20 inch chain

Expertly crafted in France, this Miraculous Medal pendant features a stunning image of Our Lady enclosed in raised Silver plating and lettering. Paired with a 20 inch chain and velvet pouch, this Silver Plated pendant pays homage to the origin of the Miraculous Medal. Indulge in the elegant craftsmanship of this French-made piece.

Médaille miraculeuse avec chaîne 20"

Plaqué Argent fabriqué en France

The Miraculous Medal was originally called the Medal of the Immaculate Conception, but, because of the numerous accounts of miracles by those who wore it, people began to call it the Miraculous Medal, and the name stuck. The Medal is a visual reminder of our salvation through Jesus Christ.

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The front side of the Miraculous Medal depicts Mary Immaculate, her hands open, full of light. St. Catherine Labouré saw Our Lady appear like this and heard her say, “Have a medal made according to this model. Everyone who wears it around their neck will receive great graces.” Mary stands upon the globe as the Queen of Heaven and Earth. Her feet crush the serpent to proclaim that Satan and all his followers are helpless before her (Gn. 3:15). The year 1830 on the Miraculous Medal is the year the Blessed Mother gave the design of the Miraculous Medal to St. Catherine. The reference to “Mary conceived without sin” supports the dogma of the Immaculate Conception of Mary — referring to Mary being sinless, “full of grace,” and “blessed among women” (Lk. 1:28). The dogma of the Immaculate Conception was proclaimed 24 years later in 1854, and then confirmed when Mary appeared to St. Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes, France, in 1858.

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