Revive Your Soul Goods is pleased to offer our St. Benedict Red & Gold Home Blessing Hanger. This is a super cool gift for the Season. This St. Benedict Medal is two-sided and can be hung on a wall, door knob, above your entry door, or even on the Christmas tree. The St. Benedict medal is gold and features red and black enamel. The hanger is made up of red and bronze faceted glass bead accents on an adjustable red cord. The Saint Benedict medal includes a large cross surrounded by the initial letters of a Latin prayer of exorcism against Satan. Throughout his lifetime, St. Benedict's love for the Holy Cross became a miraculous tool that he used to fight Satan and make him flee. The St. Benedict medal was first struck in 1800 to commemorate the 1400th anniversary of St. Benedict's birth. The Saint Benedict medal is used to invoke God's protection and blessing through the intercession of his faithful servant, Benedict.

St. Benedict Home Blessing Hanger

Name: St. Benedict Home Blessing Hanger
SKU: SBBM1

SKU: SBBM1

$14.95

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The front of the St. Benedict medal: words above the chalice and the raven in the center, on either side of Saint Benedict: Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti - Cross of the Holy Father Benedict

The inscription around the perimeter of the medal: Ejus in obitu nro praesentia muniamur - May we at our death be fortified by his presence.

The Back of the medal includes the Initials on the cross in the center are: C. S. S. M. L. - N. D. S. M. D.

They stand for : Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux- The Holy Cross be my light.

The Inscription Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux - Let not the dragon be my guide.

The Circles by the 4 corners of the cross include the letters:C S P B They stand for: Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti -Cross of the Holy Father Benedict.

The Initials around the perimeter are as follows: V R S N S M V - S M Q L I V B

This stands for: Vade Retro Satana, Nunquam Suade Mihi Vana—Sunt Mala Quae Libas, Ipse Venena Bibas -Step back, Satan, do not suggest to me thy vanities —evil are the things thou profferest, drink thou thy own poison.

The top of the medal says PAX -peace.
PRAYER OF SAINT BENEDICT

O Lord, I place myself in your hands and dedicate myself to you. I pledge myself to do your will in all things: To love the Lord God with all my heart, all my soul, all my strength.

Not to kill. Not to steal. Not to covet. Not to bear false witness. To honor all persons. Not to do to another what I would not wish done to myself. To chastise the body. Not to seek after pleasures. To love fasting. To relieve the poor. To clothe the naked. To visit the sick. To bury the dead. To help in trouble. To console the sorrowing. To hold myself aloof from worldly ways. To prefer nothing to the love of Christ.

Not to give way to anger. Not to foster a desire for revenge. Not to entertain deceit in the heart. Not to make a false peace. Not to forsake charity. Not to swear, lest I swear falsely. To speak the truth with heart and tongue. Not to return evil for evil. To do no injury: yea, even to bear patiently any injury done to me. To love my enemies. Not to curse those who curse me, but rather to bless them. To bear persecution for justice's sake.

Not to be proud. Not to be given to intoxicating drink. Not to be an over-eater. Not to be lazy. Not to be slothful. Not to be a murmurer. Not to be a detractor. To put my trust in God.

To refer the good I see in myself to God. To refer any evil in myself to myself. To fear the Day of Judgment. To be in dread of hell. To desire eternal life with spiritual longing. To keep death before my eyes daily. To keep constant watch over my actions. To remember that God sees me everywhere. To call upon Christ for defense against evil thoughts that arises in my heart.

To guard my tongue against wicked speech. To avoid much speaking. To avoid idle talk. To read only what is good to read. To look at only what is good to see. To pray often. To ask forgiveness daily for my sins, and to seek ways to amend my life. To obey my superiors in all things rightful. Not to desire to be thought holy, but to seek holiness.

To fulfill the commandments of God by good works. To love chastity. To hate no one. Not to be jealous or envious of anyone. Not to love strife. Not to love pride. To honor the aged. To pray for my enemies. To make peace after a quarrel, before the setting of the sun. Never to despair of your mercy, O God of Mercy. Amen.