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St. Edmund Campion, a courageous Jesuit priest and martyr, bravely defended the Catholic faith during the Reformation. His dedication and sacrifice serve as a profound reminder of steadfast faith and conviction. Our St. Edmund Campion medals, available in 14K gold, Sterling Silver, and Gold-Filled options, are more than just beautiful pieces of Jewelry—they are symbols of courage and intercession. Crafted by skilled artisans in the USA, these medals can be personalized with an engraving, making them a meaningful gift for occasions like Confirmation or RCIA.
About St. Edmund Campion
1540 – 1581 · Feast December 1 · Priest / Jesuit / Martyr
English Jesuit priest and martyr (1540-1581), Oxford scholar who fled to the Continent and joined the Society of Jesus. Returned secretly to Elizabethan England, wrote the apologetic "Brag" and "Decem Rationes"; arrested, tortured on the rack, and hanged at Tyburn. Among the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales, canonized 1970 by Paul VI.
St. Edmund Campion is the patron saint of Wales, England, Converts, Jesuits and Martyrs.
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