Who was St. Benedict of Nursia?

St. Benedict of Nursia was a 6th-century monk widely recognized as the father of Western monasticism. He founded the Benedictine order and authored the Rule of Saint Benedict, which became a foundational text for monastic living.

What is the Rule of Saint Benedict?

The Rule of Saint Benedict is a guidebook written by St. Benedict outlining principles of humility, prayer, work, and communal living. It continues to influence Christian spirituality and monastic life today.

Why is St. Benedict considered a spiritual reformer?

St. Benedict introduced a balanced approach to spiritual life, emphasizing ora et labora (prayer and work). His practices provided a new, sustainable path to holiness through disciplined yet humane monasticism.

When is St. Benedict celebrated in the Catholic Church?

The Feast of St. Benedict is celebrated on July 11th in the Roman Catholic Church. He is honored with special prayers, Masses, and the blessing of Benedictine medals and crucifixes.

What spiritual protection is associated with St. Benedict?

St. Benedict is often invoked for protection against evil, temptation, and spiritual harm. His medal is believed to carry powerful exorcistic blessings and is used as a sacramental of protection.

What does the St. Benedict Medal symbolize?

The St. Benedict Medal features powerful symbols and Latin inscriptions, including the cross of Christ, prayers of exorcism, and invocations for peace and protection from evil.

How do you use the St. Benedict Medal for protection?

The medal can be worn, carried, or placed in homes, cars, or on keychains. Many choose to have it blessed using the specific rite of exorcism and blessing approved by the Church.

What are the inscriptions on the St. Benedict Medal?

The inscriptions include Latin initials representing prayers like "Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux" (May the Holy Cross be my light) and "Vade Retro Satana" (Begone Satan), among others, for spiritual defense.

Should the St Benedict medal be blessed before use?

Absolutely. A proper blessing by a priest, especially one using the Benedictine formula, enhances the sacramental value and spiritual efficacy of the medal.

Where can I buy an authentic St. Benedict Medal?

You can purchase genuine St. Benedict Medals directly from Savelli Religious, the Vatican’s premier religious store offering spiritually enriched items.

Where can I buy an St. Benedict cross?

You can purchase St. Benedict cross directly from Savelli Religious, the Vatican’s premier religious store offering spiritually enriched items.

Where can I buy an St. Benedict crucifix?

You can purchase St. Benedict crucifix directly from Savelli Religious, the Vatican’s premier religious store offering spiritually enriched items.

Can I buy St. Benedict statues at Savelli Religious?

Indeed. You’ll find high quality St. Benedict statues perfect for personal devotion or as meaningful gifts, all available at Savelli Religious.

What does St. Benedict protect you from?

St. Benedict is traditionally invoked for protection against evil, demonic influences, temptations, illness, and all forms of spiritual danger. His medal is especially powerful in warding off harm and is used as a safeguard for both physical and spiritual well-being.

Who is St. Benedict the patron saint of?

St. Benedict is the patron saint of Europe, monks, engineers, students, and exorcists. He is honored for his profound spiritual wisdom and his role in founding Western monasticism, making him a guiding figure for those seeking discipline, protection, and faith.

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Patronage: Agronomists, Architects, Cavers, Chemists, Coppersmiths, Engineers, Farmers, Heraldry, Monks, Officers of Arms, Schoolchildren, Speleologists, Students, Dying People, Europe.
Invoked against: Poison, Witchcraft, Devil, Erysipelas, Fever, Gall Stones, Infiammatory diseases, chronic Kidney disease, nettle rash, temptations.
Feast: 11 July.

The obverse of St Benedict medal depicts the Abbot holding his Rule and the cross as the tool he used to work his miracles. The reverse of the medal displays the legendary "Vade retro, Satana" exorcism that wards off the devil, featuring the St Benedict cross. Use this medallion to invoke protection against evil forces and illnesses.

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