There are moments when faith asks to be remembered not only by words,
but by touch.

A Cross Made for the Quiet Journey of the Soul

A Double-Sided Sacred Heart Cross with the Communion of Saints

When the church grows silent after prayer.
When Scripture rests open on your lap.
When the weight of the day feels heavier than words.

This cross exists for those moments.

Not as ornament.
Not as display.
But as a visible assurance of presence.

The Sacred Heart — Love That Remains Open

At the center rests the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Open.
Offered.
Never withdrawn.

“One of the soldiers pierced His side, and at once there came out blood and water.”
— John 19:34

Surrounding Him are those who walked before you:

St. Nicholas, whispering of mercy that arrives quietly.
St. Peter, reminding you that faith has a foundation.
St. Paul, standing firm that the Word still speaks.
St. Andrew, carrying the cross when strength feels thin.

This side is not meant to be explained.
It is meant to be touched.

Turn the Cross — Enter the Quiet of Protection

Here, the saints stand not as figures of the past, but as guardians of daily faith.

St. Benedict — peace found in holy order.
St. Martin — charity lived, not spoken.
St. Joan of Arc — courage under questioning.
St. Francis — reverence for all life.

At the center rests the Saint Benedict Medal.

Not superstition.
Not fear.
But a prayer cast into metal:

“Protect us, Lord, in our coming and going.”

Form, Weight, and Worthy Presence

Crafted from S925 sterling silver, with warm gold-toned details made of copper, this cross carries both purity and mercy in its material language.

Measuring 4.9 × 3.6 × 0.4 cm, it rests close to the heart without drawing attention — present, but never imposing.

At 18 grams, its weight is intentional: enough to be felt, never heavy enough to burden.

The pendant opening allows chains up to 5 mm in diameter, so it may be worn on the chain you already trust — no need to change what has already walked with you.

This is not something you buy.
It is something you receive.

A reminder — in silver and prayer —
that you are seen,
accompanied,
and never alone on the path of faith.