Sterling Silver 4-Way with 18" Chain

3/4 x 5/8-inch solid 14K gold St. Florian Medal. Made of solid 14-Karat Gold. Our Catholic jewelry will arrive to you or the recipient in a deluxe jewelry box, ready to wear or give as a gift. This jewelry piece was proudly made in the USA. It features our Satisfaction Guarantee.3/4 x 5/8-inches. The back of the medal can be engraved for an extra charge of only $25, up to 3 lines and up to 12 characters on each line. When will it ship? This Catholic medal usually ships the next business day. Click here for our Jewelry Materials and Sizing Guide

3/4 x 1/2-inch 14kt Gold St. Helen Medal.

This Catholic medal comes in a jewelry box.

For an additional charge, CatholicShop.com can engrave the back of this Christian pendant with a message of up to 3 lines of text, with 12 characters on each line.

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Chain: This medal does not come with a chain, but it does come with an attached bale to fit any chain. See our 14K gold chains. 

 

 

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1/2 x 1/4-inch 14kt Gold St. Athanasius Medal.

This Catholic medal comes in a jewelry box.

The back of the medal can be engraved with up to 2 lines of 6 or less characters each, for a $25 extra charge.

When will it ship? Ships the next business day.

 

Chain: This medal does not come with a chain, but it does come with an attached bale to fit any chain. See our 14K gold chains. 

 

 

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6mm Tin Cut Light Amethyst Crystal Beads. Sterling Silver Miraculous Medal and Sterling Silver Crucifix with Rhodium Plated Brass Findings. Deluxe Velour Gift Box Included.

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Choose the bracelet length in the Options box below. This Tin Cut Light Amethyst Rosary Bracelet is made in the USA.

SKU: 34444

6 Piece Deluxe Communion Gift Set Includes: Deluxe Missal, Deluxe Rosary, Leatherette Rosary Case, Bookmark, Scapular and Pin. This Blessed Trinity Missal with Symbol Communion Set features the CatholicShop.com money-back guarantee.

SKU: 43420

The poor will always be with you, Jesus said - but that doesn’t mean Christians have ever figured out how to be with the poor. Pope Francis has emphasized a vision of a “Church that is poor and for the poor.” But growing economic inequality continues to spread across the globe. This book takes a fresh look at the role of churches, and individual Christians, in relating to poverty and the poor among them. A strong focus is placed on the biblical and theological roots of the Church’s commitment to care for the poor. At times praised as a virtue and blessed as a condition, poverty easily confuses us, and we are often left doing little to nothing to make a difference with and for the poor. As a social evil and a burden, poverty has elicited many kinds of reactions among the followers of Christ. It is time for Christians to figure out what to do about it. Contributors include Pope Francis, Pheme Perkins, Sandra M. Schneider, and Thomas Massaro SJ. “This book provides a wonderful, provocative theological framework for those of us who minister among our most vulnerable sisters and brothers. For anyone who regularly looks into the eyes of suffering, this book offers context, hope, and inspiration.” —DONNA MARKHAM, OP, President and CEO, Catholic Charities USA “The authors challenge us to see, hear, and think differently about the meanings of poverty, and to love passionately those whom Jesus loved—the poor.” —PROFESSOR M. SHAWN COPELAND, author of Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being “As a good Franciscan, Ken Himes knows poverty from the inside and has taught well his student Conor Kelly. Here they draw together rich resources that call all of us to the poverty we need, and to resist needless poverty. This book is an ideal resource for conversation.” —THOMAS H. GROOME, author of What Makes Us Catholic, Sharing Faith, and many other books Published in cooperation with the Church in the 21st Century Center, Boston College