The Saint Benedict Medal is one of the most recognized devotional medals in Christian tradition. It is often worn as a reminder to pray, resist temptation, seek peace, and remain close to Christ.

This necklace is not made to feel loud or decorative. It is made to be personal — a small, steady reminder of faith that can be worn near the heart, kept in a prayer space, or given to someone you want to bless.

• Saint Benedict
  Shown holding the Cross and the Rule, reminding believers of prayer, discipline, and trust in God.
• The Surrounding Prayer
  The inscription asks for Saint Benedict’s presence and intercession, especially at the hour of death.
• The Cup and Raven
  Traditional symbols from the life of Saint Benedict, recalling God’s protection and the victory of faith over harm.

The back of the medal bears the Cross of Saint Benedict, surrounded by initials of ancient Latin prayers. These words have long been associated with asking God for light, peace, and protection against evil.

• C S S M L · N D S M D
  “May the holy cross be my light. May the dragon never be my guide.”
• C S P B
  “The Cross of our Holy Father Benedict.”
• V R S N S M V · S M Q L I V B
  A traditional prayer of rejection against evil, temptation, and false promises.
• PAX
  Peace — the word often associated with Benedictine tradition.

Both versions carry the same double-sided Saint Benedict design and the same devotional meaning. Please choose the material option before checkout.

The medallion arrives with a keepsake box featuring the Last Supper in an antique pewter finish. When the necklace is not being worn, the box gives it a meaningful place to rest.

• Wear it close to the heart
  As a quiet daily reminder to pray, seek peace, and stay rooted in Christ.
• Keep it in a prayer space
  Place it near a Bible, rosary, candle, or family prayer corner.
• Carry it through difficult seasons
  A devotional reminder for times of uncertainty, illness, worry, or spiritual struggle.
• Give it as a meaningful Christian gift
  Suitable for a parent, spouse, child, pastor, church brother or sister, or someone you pray for.

To help preserve the appearance of the medallion and chain, avoid harsh chemicals, salt water, perfume, and abrasive cleaners.

Remove before swimming, showering, or heavy work. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wear and store separately in a dry place.