This medal depicts the Blessed Sacrament displayed within the decorative vessel of the monstrance. It’s the perfect gift for anyone making their First Communion, young or old! All medals are unique and one of a kind. Colorway will vary.

The Parable of the Good Shepherd is found in John’s Gospel. In the story, Jesus uses the symbolism of a shepherd taking care of his sheep to illustrate God’s love and care for us. Wear the Good Shepherd medal to remind you of Christ’s...

John the Baptist, a cousin of Jesus, was a clear-headed thinker who vowed to “make straight the way” to Christ. He is the patron of highway workers and anyone seeking the clearest path on any journey, be it physical or mental. Look to Saint...

Saints Cosmas and Damian were twin martyrs known for their medical and veterinary practices. They are the patrons of twins, barbers, stylists, doctors and transplant surgeons. Pray to Cosmas and Damian for help with twins, for safe surgeries, and good hair days! All medals...

Our patron of friendship and loyalty, Saint John the Apostle, is also known as “The Beloved Disciple,” and was one of Jesus’s best friends. He was the only one of the Twelve Apostles who did not forsake Jesus at the cross. Jesus gave Saint...

Saint Veronica met Jesus as he was carrying His cross to crucifixion. She used her veil to wipe the blood and dirt from his face, and after Jesus continued on his path, she miraculously found that the imprint of his face had been left...

The “Saint Valentine’s Day” that we celebrate today seems to be less and less related to any religious event or celebration. In truth, the tradition of Valentine’s Day as the day of lovers stems more from medieval legends than from  Christian tradition. It used...

We recall “Doubting Thomas,” Saint Thomas, as the Apostle who didn’t believe in Jesus’s Resurrection until he touched his wounds. Jesus forgave Thomas for his doubt, and after Jesus’s Ascension, Thomas became an active Christian missionary who was instrumental in spreading the Gospel throughout...

Saint Raymond’s birth was quite miraculous—his mother died before he was born and yet Saint Raymond survived. Saint Raymond is now recognized as the Patron Saint of the Unborn and has been granted the name “Nonnatus,” which literally means “unborn” in Latin. Saint Raymond...

Saint Teresa of Avila was a Spanish mystic known for her profound, holy visions. She was the founder of the reformed convent of Saint John of Avila and she established multiple religious houses. She is famous for her mystical writings and is one of...

Saint Nicholas is better known by his Danish name, the generous “Santa Claus.” He was famous for working miracles and taking care of the poor of his community. Saint Nicholas had a nifty trick of getting people out of sticky situations. Pray to Saint...

Saint Rose of Lima was born Isabel de Santa Maria de Flores y del Oliva, but her confirmation name was Rose and that’s the name she liked best. She was the first person born in the “New World” to be declared a Catholic Saint....

  After losing his parents at a young age, Saint Rocco gave away everything he owned and abandoned his privileged life to go on a Pilgrimage to Rome. While on the journey, Rocco became gravely ill and believed he was going to die. While awaiting...

Paulina was born in the 19th Century in Italy with the birth name of Amabelle Lucia Visintainer.  In 1875, she emigrated to Brazil  with her family, and soon began taking care of sick children and the elderly. Along with one of her faithful companions,...

Saint Peter was a fisherman and the brother of Saint Andrew the Apostle. He was renamed “Peter” by Jesus as a symbol of his role as the first Pope—the “Rock” and foundation of the Church. Saint Peter, patron of locksmiths, holds the keys to...