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St. Juan Diego Medal Necklace made from Pewter with a 24" Silvertone Chain compes with a Prayer Card a perfect collection or a gift to your parents family or friends during their birthdays holidays or any occasion

St. Juan Diego Medal Necklace Chain with Laminated Holy Card

$14.00 - $14.00
$14.00
$14.00 - $14.00
$14.00

Description:

An inspiring St. Juan Diego Medal Necklace creatively designed from Pewter that features a St. Juan Diego medal with a 24" Silvertone Chain. Comes with a Prayer card to help you commemorate for blessings. A perfect addition to your collection or a gift to be cherished by someone special. Highly recommended and perfect for all occasions.

Features:

  • St. Juan Diego Medal Necklace Chain with Laminated Holy Card
  • Patron Saint of Indigenous People
  • Medal with a 24" chain
  • Made from Pewter Silver
  • Holy Card:  "St. Juan Diego"
  • Holy Card is laminated in crystal clear for durability
  • A perfect gift, token, or favors.
  • Made in the USA.

 
Item No.

MV-PSD600JD

Product Information
  • St. Juan Diego Medal Necklace Chain with Laminated Holy Card
  • Patron Saint of Indigenous People
  • Medal with a 24" chain
  • Made from Pewter Silver
  • Holy Card: "St. Juan Diego"
  • Holy Card is laminated in crystal clear for durability
  • A perfect gift, token, or favors.
  • Made in the USA.
Story Behind the Product

Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin, also known as Juan Diego, a native of Mexico, is the first indigenous Catholic saint from the Americas. For the rest of his life, Juan Diego lived in a hut next to the church built in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary and took care of the pilgrims who came to the shrine. He was buried in the church, and it is still popular to see his tilma in Guadalupe's Basilica of Our Lady.