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Gold-Filled St. Pio of Pietrelcina Pendant
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1 x 5/8-inch Gold-Filled (14K) St. Pio of Pietrelcina Medal, expertly crafted in the USA for a lifetime of use.
★ Made in the USA
This 14K gold-filled medal offers the luster and beauty of solid 14 Karat Gold at a much lower price. Gold-Filled medals are made by a special process that infuses gold with other medals to create a durable pendant with the look, feel and weight of solid gold. Unlike gold-plated medals, it won't chip easily. We also carry thousands of solid 14 Karat gold medals if you're looking for something even more special.
This religious medal will arrive with an 24-inch gold-filled chain and a premium keepsake jewelry box.
About St. Padre Pio · Feast September 23
Italian Capuchin priest (1887-1968), Francesco Forgione of Pietrelcina; received the visible stigmata in 1918 at the friary of San Giovanni Rotondo, where he lived for fifty years and from which he founded the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza hospital (1956).
St. Padre Pio is the patron saint of General Healing, Confessors, Civil Defense Volunteers, Stress Relief and Adolescents.
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Product Details
1 x 5/8-inch Gold-Filled (14K) St. Pio of Pietrelcina Medal, expertly crafted in the USA for a lifetime of use.
★ Made in the USA
This 14K gold-filled medal offers the luster and beauty of solid 14 Karat Gold at a much lower price. Gold-Filled medals are made by a special process that infuses gold with other medals to create a durable pendant with the look, feel and weight of solid gold. Unlike gold-plated medals, it won't chip easily. We also carry thousands of solid 14 Karat gold medals if you're looking for something even more special.
This religious medal will arrive with an 24-inch gold-filled chain and a premium keepsake jewelry box.
About St. Padre Pio · Feast September 23
Italian Capuchin priest (1887-1968), Francesco Forgione of Pietrelcina; received the visible stigmata in 1918 at the friary of San Giovanni Rotondo, where he lived for fifty years and from which he founded the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza hospital (1956).
St. Padre Pio is the patron saint of General Healing, Confessors, Civil Defense Volunteers, Stress Relief and Adolescents.
More St. Padre Pio: Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets
Read the life of St. Padre Pio → · Shop all St. Padre Pio gifts →
