The Miraculous Medal Pendant - Devotions for Our Lady

This beautiful Miraculous Medal Devotional Necklace is offered in collaboration with  Gabriel Castillo of the popular YouTube channel, Gabi After Hours.  Please definitely take time to go check out the videos there!

• Beautiful Blue Enameled Miraculous Medal
• Italian Medal is 1-3/4 inches tall. Very detailed.
• Super strong paracord is used and gutted for comfort on your neck.
• The loop is 27 inches around - comfortably wearable.
• Accent bead can be slid to the back knot and used to shorten the necklace if desired
  
  The accent bead can be slid all the way to the knot in the back. Then when you put on the necklace, you can slide that bead up to shorten the length if desired. Or, you can just leave it above the medal as an accent.                
     

Be sure to check out the St. Michael Paracord Pendant as well.

 

In 1830, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to St. Catherine Labouré, revealing the only sacred medal she personally designed and requested us to wear. In the vision, she stands upon a globe, signifying her dominion as Queen of Heaven and Earth, while her foot crushes the serpent’s head, fulfilling the prophecy in Genesis. Rays of light stream from her hands, symbolizing the many graces she bestows upon those who seek them. Some rays remain dark, representing graces left unclaimed because no one asks for them. The year inscribed on the globe beneath her feet marks the time of the apparition.

Encircling the image are the words: “O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.” This inscription affirmed the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, which was newly defined at the time.

The reverse side of the medal displays the flaming hearts of Jesus and Mary, burning with love for humanity. At the center, a cross stands above a horizontal bar, symbolizing the earth. Mary’s initial, “M,” is intertwined with the cross, signifying her deep participation in the work of redemption. Surrounding the image is a crown of twelve stars, as referenced in Revelation, traditionally associated with the Apostles and, by extension, the Church as a whole.

 

 

 

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