Large Saint Benedict Wall Medal – Spiritual Protection for the Home Ø13 cm

The Saint Benedict medal at the heart of your home

This large Saint Benedict wall medal transforms an important Christian symbol into a genuine decorative object of faith. Hung in a home, chapel, office or religious community, it creates a visible focus for prayer and recalls trust in God.

With its 12.7 cm diameter and antiqued silver-tone finish, it attracts attention without appearing ostentatious. The dark patina highlights the inscriptions and numerous details on both sides.

Traditional iconography rich in meaning

The front depicts Saint Benedict of Nursia, father of Western monasticism, holding a cross and the book of his Rule. The chalice and raven beside him refer to well-known events from his life.

Around the saint appears the Latin inscription “Eius in obitu nostro praesentia muniamur”, a prayer asking for his assistance at the hour of death.

The reverse displays the famous Cross of the Saint Benedict Medal. Its letters abbreviate Latin prayers expressing devotion to the Cross of Christ and the rejection of evil. They are not a magical formula: their meaning belongs to a Christian practice of faith and prayer.

Where can this wall medal be displayed?

Thanks to its integrated hanging loop, this Saint Benedict religious decoration can be installed:

• near the front door;
• in a living room or bedroom;
• above a prayer corner;
• in a chapel, office or shop;
• within a religious community or parish house.

It also makes a thoughtful gift for a house blessing, housewarming, First Communion, Confirmation or birthday.

Why choose this large medal?

• Decorative 12.7 cm diameter
• Two sides faithful to the traditional medal
• Clear, carefully contrasted reliefs
• Characterful antiqued vintage finish
• A lasting Christian gift with deep meaning

FAQ

Is this medal designed to be worn?

No. Its large size and integrated hanging loop make it a decorative medal intended for display.

Are both sides decorated?

Yes. The front depicts Saint Benedict, while the reverse displays the Benedictine Cross and its Latin initials.

Where can it be installed?

It can be hung in a home, entrance, bedroom, prayer space, chapel, office or business premises.