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Discover the spiritual legacy of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the "Lily of the Mohawks," with our exquisite collection of medals in 14K gold, Sterling Silver, and Gold-Filled. Known for her deep faith and gentle spirit, St. Kateri is a beacon of hope and intercession for those seeking purity and strength in their own journeys. Wearing a St. Kateri medal serves as a reminder of her steadfast dedication to God, making it a cherished gift for occasions like First Communions, Confirmations, or feast days.
About St. Kateri Tekakwitha
1656 – 17 April 1680 · Feast July 14 · Laywoman / Convert
Mohawk-Algonquin convert (1656-1680), "Lily of the Mohawks," born at Ossernenon (modern Auriesville, NY) where the Jesuit martyrs had died; orphaned by smallpox at four, baptized at twenty by Jesuit missionaries, fled persecution to the Christian Iroquois settlement at Kahnawake near Montreal. Died at 24 in penitential austerity. First North American Indigenous saint; canonized 2012 by Benedict XVI.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha is the patron saint of Environment, Indigenous Peoples, Ecology, Loss of Parents and People Ridiculed for Piety.
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