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Saint Gerard of Majella medal
Item # R16326-12
Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $80.00
12mm
diameter
Saint Gerard Item
# R16326-15 Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $120.00
S. silver $40.00
15mm
diameter
Saint Gerard Item
# R16326-18 Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $200.00
S. silver $42.00
18mm
diameter
Saint Gerard Item
# R16326-22 Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $300.00
S. silver $58.00
22mm
diameter
Saint Gerard Item
# R16326-25 Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $375.00
25mm
diameter
Saint Gerard Item
# R16326-22 Large image to the left is 2x, Small image is actual size
14k Y gold $300.00
S. silver $58.00
22mm
diameter
St. Gerard Majella Medal
Item # B8042
This medal comes in 3 sizes Engraveable
12mm
.5 inches long
14k Y gold $135.00
Sterling
silver $36.00 w chain
19mm
.75 inches long
14k Y gold $273.00
Sterling
silver $39.00 w chain
25mm
1.0 inch long
14k Y gold $484.00
Sterling
silver $42.00 w chain
Saint Gerard —
Patron Saint of Expectant Mothers
"St.
Gerard was born at Muro, Italy, in 1726 and joined the Redemptorists at the age
of 23, becoming a professed lay brother in 1752. He served as sacristan, gardener,
porter, infirmarian, and tailor.
However,
because of his great piety, extraordinary wisdom, and his gift of reading consciences,
he was permitted to counsel communities of religious women. This humble servant
of God was reputed to have the abilities of levitation and bi-location associated
with certain mystics. His charity, obedience, and selfless service as well as
his ceaseless mortification for Christ, made him the perfect model of lay brothers.
St. Gerard was afflicted with tuberculosis
and died in 1755 at the age of twenty-nine. His last will consisted of the following
small note on the door of his cell: Here the will of God is done, as God wills,
and as long as God wills."
12mm
diameter 
