Saint Benedict Medal – Gold, Red & Blue

Saint Benedict Medal – Gold, Red & Blue

Gold, red and blue medal – diameter approx. 3 cm – black cord included

The source recounts the devotional life story and miracles attributed to Saint Benedict of Nursia, founder of the Benedictine Order and Western monasticism.

It presents the Saint Benedict Medal as a Christian sacramental recognised by the Catholic Church and traditionally used by believers for spiritual protection. One side depicts Saint Benedict with a cross and the Rule; the other bears a cross and the initials C S P B, C S S M L, N D S M D, V R S N S M V and S M Q L I V B, corresponding in the source to Latin devotional formulas against evil and temptation.

The source says the medal may be worn around the neck, carried in a pocket or bag, or placed in a car, home or building. It attributes protection from evil, poison, temptation, storms, illness and danger, as well as healing, help in childbirth and benefits for animals.

These protective, healing and exorcistic effects belong to religious belief and devotional tradition. The medal does not prevent disease, poisoning, accidents or other physical dangers, does not guarantee healing or childbirth outcomes and does not replace medical or other appropriate professional care.