Agatha/Pray For Us Ox Medal 25-Pack
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Discover our Agatha/Pray For Us Ox Medal 25-Pack, featuring 25 beautifully crafted medals that serve as a powerful reminder of faith. Each medal is made of silver oxidized metal, ensuring durability and a timeless appeal. Perfect for personal devotion, these medals can be shared as inspiring gifts or used for group prayer, fostering a strong sense of community among believers.
Saint Agatha, the patron saint of breast cancer patients, is revered for her unwavering faith and courage. Wearing or gifting this medal encourages us to seek her intercession in times of need. Let these medals inspire you and those around you to embrace a life of prayer and devotion, inviting the heavenly protection of Saint Agatha into your daily life.
About St. Agatha · Feast February 5
Sicilian virgin martyr of the 3rd century who refused the advances of the Roman prefect Quintianus and suffered cruel tortures at Catania, including the cutting off of her breasts; died in prison c. 251.
St. Agatha is the patron saint of Nurses, Breast Cancer, Bell Founders, Palermo and Catania.
More St. Agatha: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Nurses and Breast Cancer
Product Details
Discover our Agatha/Pray For Us Ox Medal 25-Pack, featuring 25 beautifully crafted medals that serve as a powerful reminder of faith. Each medal is made of silver oxidized metal, ensuring durability and a timeless appeal. Perfect for personal devotion, these medals can be shared as inspiring gifts or used for group prayer, fostering a strong sense of community among believers.
Saint Agatha, the patron saint of breast cancer patients, is revered for her unwavering faith and courage. Wearing or gifting this medal encourages us to seek her intercession in times of need. Let these medals inspire you and those around you to embrace a life of prayer and devotion, inviting the heavenly protection of Saint Agatha into your daily life.
About St. Agatha · Feast February 5
Sicilian virgin martyr of the 3rd century who refused the advances of the Roman prefect Quintianus and suffered cruel tortures at Catania, including the cutting off of her breasts; died in prison c. 251.
St. Agatha is the patron saint of Nurses, Breast Cancer, Bell Founders, Palermo and Catania.
More St. Agatha: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Nurses and Breast Cancer
