Sterling Silver 4-Way Medal Necklace - This Traditional Catholic 4 -Way Medal Features the Sacred Heart of Jesus, St. Joseph, St. Christopher and the Miraculous Medal and Comes With a 18" Rhodium Plated Chain and Packaged In a Deluxe Gift Box. The Back of the Medal States "I'm a Catholic, Please Call a Priest". The 4-Way Catholic Medal is a Perfect Gift for a Boys or Girls First Communion, High School or Teenagers Confirmation or Men's and Women's RCIA. 1" Size.
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Sterling Silver 4-Way Medal Necklace - This Traditional Catholic 4 -Way Medal Features the Sacred Heart of Jesus, St. Joseph, St. Christopher and the Miraculous Medal and Comes With a 18" Rhodium Plated Chain and Packaged In a Deluxe Gift Box. The Back of the Medal States "I'm a Catholic, Please Call a Priest". The 4-Way Catholic Medal is a Perfect Gift for a Boys or Girls First Communion, High School or Teenagers Confirmation or Men's and Women's RCIA. 1" Size.
- Sterling Silver
- 18" Rhodium Plated Chain
- A Four-Way Cross necklace is a single cross pendant that contains four different medals; a Sacred Heart of Jesus Medal (also called a Scapular Medal) at the top of the four way cross, a Miraculous Medal at the bottom of the four way cross, a St. Joseph medal on the left of the four way medal, and a St. Christopher medal on the right of the four way medal.
Wearing Catholic Jewelry, Patron Saint Medals, Crucifixes and Crosses is an Outward Sign of Faith and Hope. Once Blessed by the Church (Priest), the Article is Considered a Sacremental. A Sacramental is Anything Set Apart or Blessed by the Church to Excite Good Thoughts and to Increase Devotion, and Through These Movements of the Heart to Remit Venial Sin. Sacrementals Excite Good Thoughts and Increase Devotion by Recalling to Our Minds Some Special Reason for Doing Good and Avoiding Evil; Especially by Reminding Us of Some Holy Person, Event or Thing Through Which Blessings Have Come to Us. They Increase Devotion by Fixing Our Minds on Particular Virtues and by Helping Us to Understand and Desire Them. Sacramentals of Themselves Do Not Remit Venial Sins, but They Move Us to Truer Devotion, to Greater Love for God and Greater Sorrow for Our Sins, and This Devotion, Love and Sorrow Bring Us Grace, and the Grace Remits Venial Sins. The Church Uses Sacramentals to Teach the Faithful of Every Class the Truths of Religion, Which They May Learn as Well by Their Sight as by Their Hearing; for God Wishes Us to Learn His Laws by Every Possible Means, by Every Power of Soul and Body.







