Sterling Silver Godchild St. John Neumann Baby Badge - Engravable
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Sterling Silver Baby Badge with St. John Neumann Charm and Godchild Badge Pin
Sterling Silver St. John Neumann charm measures 1/2 x 1/4 inches Sterling Silver Godchild Badge Pin measures 3/4 x 3/8 inches Presented in a deluxe gift box
Baby Badges are like holy medals without the chain! Our baby badges are made in the USA. These badges make wonderful gifts for Baptisms, new births, and early birthdays. The baby badge features a safety pin on the back, making it easy to attach to a baby's clothes.
To personalize this for the ultimate keepsake, we can engrave this baby badge with a name, date, and/or special message.
About St. John Neumann · Feast January 5
Bohemian-American Redemptorist bishop (1811-1860), emigrated alone to New York for ordination in 1836; bishop of Philadelphia from 1852, where he organized the first diocesan parochial school system in the United States and built nearly 100 churches.
St. John Neumann is the patron saint of Catholic Education, Immigrants, Sick Children and Philadelphia.
More St. John Neumann: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Catholic Education
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Product Details
Sterling Silver Baby Badge with St. John Neumann Charm and Godchild Badge Pin
Sterling Silver St. John Neumann charm measures 1/2 x 1/4 inches Sterling Silver Godchild Badge Pin measures 3/4 x 3/8 inches Presented in a deluxe gift box
Baby Badges are like holy medals without the chain! Our baby badges are made in the USA. These badges make wonderful gifts for Baptisms, new births, and early birthdays. The baby badge features a safety pin on the back, making it easy to attach to a baby's clothes.
To personalize this for the ultimate keepsake, we can engrave this baby badge with a name, date, and/or special message.
About St. John Neumann · Feast January 5
Bohemian-American Redemptorist bishop (1811-1860), emigrated alone to New York for ordination in 1836; bishop of Philadelphia from 1852, where he organized the first diocesan parochial school system in the United States and built nearly 100 churches.
St. John Neumann is the patron saint of Catholic Education, Immigrants, Sick Children and Philadelphia.
More St. John Neumann: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Catholic Education
Read the life of St. John Neumann → · Shop all St. John Neumann gifts →
