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Patron Saint Medals - E
Saints Edith, Edward, Elizabeth, Elmo, Emily, and Eugene
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Also known as Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Saint Edith was a child from a Jewish family. She converted to Catholicism when she realized her lack of faith in Judaism. During Hitler's reign, she fled to Holland with her sister. Both were captured and died in the concentration camp at Auschwitz. She a patron of martyrs and loss of parents. Feast day August 9.
7/8" Oval Sterling Silver St. Edith Stein Medal on Stainless Chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #12641
$37.00
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Saint Edward became King of England and was well liked by his citizens. He was known for his generosity and his love for God. He married for his people but remained celibate for his God. He built many churches, including Westminster Abbey. He is a patron saint of separated spouses and difficult marriages. Feast day October 13.
Sterling Silver St. Edward medal with raised figure on Stainless chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #9822
$25.95
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Saint Edward became King of England and was well liked by his citizens. He was known for his generosity and his love for God. He married for his people but remained celibate for his God. He built many churches, including Westminster Abbey. He is a patron saint of separated spouses and difficult marriages. Feast day October 13.
7/8" Oval Sterling Silver St. Edward Medal on Stainless chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #31954
$37.00
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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, first American-born saint and foundress of the Sisters of Charity. A patron of widows, departed children, young brides, converts and teachers. Feast day January 4.
3/4 inch round Sterling Silver medal on Stainless Chain. Velvet Box.
Item #14278
$28.50
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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, first American-born saint and foundress of the Sisters of Charity. A patron of widows, departed children, young brides, converts and teachers. Feast day January 4.
7/8" Oval Sterling Silver St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Medal on Stainless chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #31835
$37.00
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Elizabeth was the daughter of the King of Hungary and was involved in an arranged marriage at 13. She frequently tended to the sick and was not approved of by the family of her husband, King Ludwig of Thuringia. When she was banished from the castle after the death of her husband, she gave gifts of bread to the poor. She is a patron saint of the homeless and bakers. Feast day November 17.
7/8" Oval Sterling Silver St. Elizabeth of Hungary Medal on Stainless chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #12776
$37.00
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Elizabeth was the daughter of the King of Hungary and was involved in an arranged marriage at 13. She frequently tended to the sick and was not approved of by the family of her husband, King Ludwig of Thuringia. When she was banished from the castle after the death of her husband, she gave gifts of bread to the poor. She is a patron saint of the homeless and bakers. Feast day November 17.
3/4 inch round Sterling Silver medal on Stainless Chain.Velvet Box.
Item #14484
$28.50
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Also known as Erasmus, Saint Elmo is venerated as the patron saint of sailors. Elmo is also one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. Elmo once continued preaching even after a thunderbolt struck the ground beside him. This prompted sailors, who were in danger from sudden storms and lightning to claim his prayers. The electrical discharges at the mastheads of ships are a sign of his protection and came to be called "Saint Elmo's Fire." Besides mariners, Elmo is invoked against colic in children, intestinal ailments and diseases, cramps, and the pain of women in labor.
7/8" Oval Sterling Silver St. Elmo Medal on Stainless Chain. Velvet Boxed.
Item #31796
$37.00
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