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Discover the serene beauty and spiritual significance of our St. Zita medals, available in 14K gold, sterling silver, and gold-filled options. St. Zita, the humble patroness of domestic workers and the poor, embodies a life devoted to service and faith. Her story reminds us of the profound holiness found in everyday duties, making these medals a cherished emblem of devotion and protection. The medals are lovingly crafted in the USA, allowing you to feel a deep connection to your faith with each wear.
About St. Zita
c. 1212 – 27 April 1272 · Feast April 27 · Laywoman / Servant
Italian housemaid (c. 1212-1272), of Monsagrati near Lucca, in service to the wealthy Fatinelli family from age 12 for forty-eight years. Renowned for charity to the poor (legend: bread she carried for the poor turned to flowers when her mistress demanded to see it) and constancy in domestic prayer.
St. Zita is the patron saint of Servers, Waiters, Domestic Workers, Maids, Household Servants and Lost Keys.
More St. Zita: Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Servers and Waiters
