Horus-Ra as the Archontic Alien Parasite: A follow-up interview with Maarit

[Ravenlocke]

𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 - 𝕱𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖈𝖊 ♱

Jul 29
Translated from French
The little Saint Bernard Chapel ✝️ in Cotignac (Var).
It marks the pilgrimage sites linked to the famous apparitions of the region.

Miraculously spared 👀 by the fire, here is its
story 👉http://randojp.free.fr/0-Diaporamas/...apelles15.html

https://x.com/Reine_Margot2/status/2082404353965465726

Also this,

Grégory Fiori

Translated from French
Cotignac Sanctuary: saved from the flames a second time

https://x.com/gregoryfiori/status/2082797311009194331

Agence France-Presse

Translated from French
⛪️ In the Var, a church located right in the heart of a fire that devastated the forested massif on the heights of Cotignac remains intact. It was saved by the firefighters' intervention

https://x.com/afpfr/status/2081062136071999642

The monument to Our Lady of Graces of Cotignac was also spared in the fire, see the below video.
The crucifix in Gironde was also spared.

https://x.com/La_dy_bird/status/2082903568575836172

[Ravenlocke]

PAT_SB Portail d’Informations & Conflits

Translated from French by
July 24, 2026
Facing the flames, the sanctuaries of Cotignac escape the worst

However, all danger is not ruled out: on July 23, fires reignited along the RD13, near Cotignac.

In the heart of Green Provence, nestled among wooded hills, two major pilgrimage sites stand facing each other: the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Graces and the Abbey of Saint Joseph of Bessillon, built on the site of the only recognized apparition of Saint Joseph in France. Both have survived the centuries despite the upheavals of history, the ravages of the Revolution, and long years of neglect. Yet, a new ordeal has befallen them in recent days. A violent fire ravaged the Bessillon massif and threatened to destroy both sanctuaries. Thanks to the exceptional intervention of the emergency services and a miracle, the buildings were ultimately spared, offering a striking image of these places of prayer remaining standing amidst a world blackened by flames.
A fire of rare intensity

On July 21, 2026, a major fire broke out near Pontevès, in the Var department. Fanned by strong winds and exacerbated by the exceptional drought affecting the region, like much of France, the fire spread rapidly towards the Bessillon massif and directly threatened the two major sanctuaries of Cotignac. More than 1,200 firefighters were mobilized, supported by two Canadair water bombers, two Dash 8 aircraft, and a water-bombing helicopter.
Faced with the advancing flames, the nuns of the Mater Dei community were evacuated from the Saint Joseph Monastery. The Brothers of Saint John also left the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Graces, while families who had come to participate in the summer sessions were taken to safety. For several hours, everyone feared the worst. The fire reached the immediate vicinity of both sites and consumed much of the surrounding vegetation.

Yet, the buildings remain intact. This result is primarily due to the courage of the rescue workers and the extensive brush clearing work carried out in recent years. "The two sanctuaries were preserved thanks to the work of the firefighters, and also thanks to the hand of God, because there were many prayers," declared Brother Vincent, prior of the community and rector of the sanctuary. Unfortunately, not all the residents of the surrounding area were so fortunate. The flames caused significant damage to the mountain range, and the fire continues to spread in the surrounding area.

Notre-Dame-de-Grâces, birthplace of Louis XIII's vow
The older of the two sanctuaries in Cotignac is that of Notre-Dame-de-Grâces, whose history began in 1519. That year, the Virgin Mary appeared several times to the woodcutter Jean de la Baume on the hill of Grâces, asking him to build a church there where she would be venerated. The Bishop of Fréjus quickly recognized the events, and a chapel was erected on the very site of the apparitions, attracting a large number of pilgrims.
The influence of Notre-Dame-de-Grâces reached national proportions in 1637. With Louis XIII and Anne of Austria still without an heir after more than twenty years of marriage, the Augustinian friar Fiacre de Sainte-Marguerite came to pray to the Queen of Heaven for the birth of this long-awaited prince. A few months later, on September 5, 1638, the future Louis XIV was born. Convinced that this birth was a grace from Heaven, Louis XIII solemnly consecrated the kingdom of France to the Virgin Mary. Since then, Cotignac has remained intimately linked to the history of the French monarchy.

Like many religious buildings, the sanctuary suffered during the French Revolution. The religious community was dispersed, the buildings were confiscated and then converted into a prison before finally being demolished. A new church was rebuilt at the beginning of the 19th century, housing several liturgical objects and statues that had narrowly escaped revolutionary destruction. Gradually, pilgrimages resumed, and in 1981, the sanctuary was entrusted to the Brothers of Saint John, who continue to this day the mission entrusted to them five centuries earlier by the Virgin Mary.

Saint Joseph of Bessillon, a unique apparition in France

Just a few kilometers from Notre-Dame-de-Grâces stands the Sanctuary of Saint Joseph of Bessillon, whose origins date back to June 7, 1660. On that day, a young shepherd named Gaspard Ricard was tending his flock on the slopes of Mount Bessillon when a man appeared to him. The man simply said, "I am Joseph. Lift this rock and you will drink." Despite the stone's imposing size, the shepherd easily moved it and discovered an abundant spring, which still flows today. The Bishop of Fréjus quickly launched an investigation before recognizing the authenticity of the events and this apparition of the foster father of Christ, the only one in France to have been officially recognized by the Church. A chapel was built in 1660, and later a monastery was constructed to house the religious figures responsible for caring for this new pilgrimage site. Over the decades, devotion to Saint Joseph has continued to grow and Bessillon has become a major place of prayer for families, craftsmen and all those who place their trust under the protection of the Messiah's adoptive father.

However, once again, the French Revolution abruptly interrupted this growth. The religious order was expelled, the buildings were sold as national property, and the convent gradually fell into ruin. Only the chapel was preserved, and a few celebrations continued to be held there, notably for the Feast of Saint Joseph. It wasn't until 1975 that a true renaissance occurred, when Benedictine nuns returning from Algeria decided to revive the sanctuary. The buildings were restored, and the site gradually regained its vocation as a place of hospitality and spiritual retreat. Since 2019, the nuns of the Argentinian Mater Dei community have taken over, continuing this mission of prayer and welcoming pilgrims.

Today, Notre-Dame-de-Grâces and Saint-Joseph du Bessillon, saved from the flames, form a unique spiritual ensemble in France: that of witnesses to this deep link which unites France with its Christian roots.

https://x.com/PAT_SB79/status/2080562588820103195

[Ravenlocke]

Universitarios Católicos

Translated from Spanish
90th Anniversary of the Bombing of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza by the Popular Front on August 3, 1936.

An airplane dropped three bombs on the basilica, two of which penetrated the temple, damaging Goya's painting in front of the Holy Chapel. The third struck the square. Miraculously, none exploded.

Nothing could prevail against the Mother of God

https://x.com/UniCatolicos_es/status...80753349267905

Eduardo López

Translated from Spanish
90 YEARS AGO:
On 8/3/1936, during the #GuerraCivil, three #bombas were dropped over the #basílicadelPilar; one fell in front of the temple without causing damage, the other two on the Santa Capilla, without exploding. They are on display inside. This miracle is attributed to the #VirgendelPilar.

https://x.com/Eduard_Lpz/status/2084170315886661984

𝔊𝔯á𝔦𝔫𝔫𝔢 🕊️☘️

Jul 25
Our Lady of the Pillar & St. James the Greater 🧵

Our Lady of the Pillar is recognised as the first Marian apparition in the history of Christianity and is the only one that happened while the Virgin Mary was still alive.

Although it was technically a bilocation of Our Lady, because she was living with John the Apostle in Jerusalem, it is still regarded as an apparition by the tradition of the Church.

https://x.com/GrainneMcD92925/status...26247636083018

The Virgin Mary, with the Child Jesus in her arms and standing on a pillar, asked Saint James and his eight disciples to build a church on the site, promising that “it will stand from that moment until the end of time in order that God may work miracles and wonders through my intercession for all those who place themselves under my patronage.”

The church of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, is the first church dedicated to Mary in history and it remains standing to this day, having survived invasions and wars.

Our Lady is also said to have given the small wooden statue of the apparition to Saint James, which now stands on the pillar she arrived on.

The wooden statue is a relatively simple image 15 inches high, standing on a jasper pillar 5.9 feet tall. But the crown adorning her head is a masterpiece. It was made in 44 days by 33 workmen.
The sun-like crown is made of 2,836 diamonds cut triangularly, 2725 roses, 145 pearls, 74 emeralds, 62 rubies and
46 sapphires. The crown of the baby Jesus is identical in shape although not in size.

https://x.com/GrainneMcD92925/status...27207179620841

[Vicus]

How to Create a Clown World (in Ten Easy Steps).
It's not your imagination: the world is going insane.

I’m sure this video will inspire plenty of discussion and debate, but do be advised it’s a bit intense. Nothing graphic or anything like that, but just steel yourself before watching.

VIDEO: https://thesecretsun.substack.com/p/...n-world-in-ten


Mod note from Bill:

Here's the audio: (there's no video to see)

The Collins Elite: Demonology and Disinformation

Talking with Nick Redfern about his landmark book, Final Events

https://avalonlibrary.net/Bill/Nick_...nformation.mp3



Do also see this fascinating thread:

• The COLLINS ELITE: Nick Redfern, Ray Boeche, and interdimensional, demonic 'aliens' - that the deep insiders may know all about

[Houman]

In this episode of Mother and Refuge of the End Times, Ron interviews a friend, Dave Dionisi. Dave is a former intelligence officer, financial services leader, and the founder of Liberia Mission. Liberia Mission was started in 2003 to help war orphans in Liberia end the cycle of poverty. His efforts have helped educate thousands of children in Africa to become Catholic. Together, they discuss the message of Our Lady of Akita, the spiritual and geopolitical forces behind 9/11 and the Iran War, the Mystery of Iniquity, and the spiritual tools needed to mitigate a piecemeal World War III. On a related note, Pope Francis used the term "piecemeal World War III" in September 2014 to describe how multiple independent regional conflicts, local massacres, and acts of destruction would combine to form a global state of war against Christ. In this episode you will learn you have free access to books with information that often only people with Top Secret security clearances can access to help clarify your understanding of the world. You will learn that after 9/11 Dave interviewed people in the Middle East to learn the Mossad, not Osama bin Laden, orchestrated the 9/11 terrorism to advance their goal for the United States to destroy 7 nations with the last on the list being Iran. Anyone claiming there is no evidence to support 9/11 was a false flag operation is either uninformed or wants to mislead you. The reason is Dave's Vigilant Christian III and IV books have been in print for many years. Dave also explains in this episode how the use of atomic weapons in 1945 were part the secret war against Christ. Dave's book Atomic Bomb Secrets was published by the company founded in Nagasaki by Saint Maximilian Kolbe. This book is also available to read online at www.daviddionisi.com.

The people leading the Mossad during the 9/11 false-flag operation and leading the United States government when the atomic bombs were used share the same Mystery of Iniquity religious belief system. Mystery of Iniquity leaders do not seek what is good for Israel or the United States but do seek a global New World Order. Be careful to not blame Jews or Christians for horrific mass murders in the past and now increasingly occuring in Iran. If you find yourself supporting war with Iran, you are being successfully deceived to reject being the peacemaker that Christ calls us to be. We are to love people, not start wars.

Dave Dionisi shared with Ron to please communicate to viewers that he made two mistakes. The first is he said Jimmy Carter signed the the Algiers Accords. Dave clarified the Algiers Accords were signed by Warren Christopher, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State under President Jimmy Carter on January 19, 1981. The second is Dave said the Intelligence Identities Protection Act which was proposed during the 97th Congress in 1981 was passed in 1981 but the correct date for Public Law 97-200 is June 1982.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nhcBDBp7V0c

[Houman]

Former Green Beret: "I got attacked by a Demon at Dr Steven Greer's House & invoked the name JESUS" 👽😱

“Something jumped on me in bed. Crushing pressure on my chest. Two sets of hands covering my mouth. I fought for 15 to 20 seconds just to get the name of Jesus out.”

This is the firsthand account from Green Beret Paul Bock describing a physical demonic attack while staying at Steven Greer’s house. He woke to an unseen force pinning him down with intense weight on his chest and multiple hands silencing him. For nearly 20 seconds he struggled against it until he could speak the name of Jesus and the attack ended.

The trained special forces operator told LA Marzulli of the pure physical combat against non human entities tied to Greer’s work. The details are specific, the struggle is personal, and the outcome hinged on one word.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Vicus (here)
How to Create a Clown World (in Ten Easy Steps).
It's not your imagination: the world is going insane.

I’m sure this video will inspire plenty of discussion and debate, but do be advised it’s a bit intense. Nothing graphic or anything like that, but just steel yourself before watching.

VIDEO: https://thesecretsun.substack.com/p/...n-world-in-ten


Mod note from Bill:

Here's the audio: (there's no video to see)

The Collins Elite: Demonology and Disinformation

Talking with Nick Redfern about his landmark book, Final Events

https://avalonlibrary.net/Bill/Nick_...nformation.mp3



Do also see this fascinating thread:

• The COLLINS ELITE: Nick Redfern, Ray Boeche, and interdimensional, demonic 'aliens' - that the deep insiders may know all about

This is 4 minutes of Vicus' 13 minutes version of "How to Create a Clown World, in Ten Easy Steps." I skimmed it. It was too creepy to spend more than a minute or two on.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7A924ESs_Ek

[DNA]

Posted by Houman (here)

Former Green Beret: "I got attacked by a Demon at Dr Steven Greer's House & invoked the name JESUS" 👽😱

“Something jumped on me in bed. Crushing pressure on my chest. Two sets of hands covering my mouth. I fought for 15 to 20 seconds just to get the name of Jesus out.”

This is the firsthand account from Green Beret Paul Bock describing a physical demonic attack while staying at Steven Greer’s house. He woke to an unseen force pinning him down with intense weight on his chest and multiple hands silencing him. For nearly 20 seconds he struggled against it until he could speak the name of Jesus and the attack ended.

The trained special forces operator told LA Marzulli of the pure physical combat against non human entities tied to Greer’s work. The details are specific, the struggle is personal, and the outcome hinged on one word.

This sounds like chamelio.
DOD invisibility technology used as a Harry Potter invisibility cloak for a soldier.
Also used for intelligence gang stalking, for rendering a potential whistle blower as incompetent/crazy and to further muddy the narrative by furthering the message of the Collins elite that all aliens are actually demons.

Although,,, it was Greer's house, so it could have been Greer with that invisibility cloak looking to get a piece of a$$.
Just saying...

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by DNA (here)

Posted by Houman (here)

Former Green Beret: "I got attacked by a Demon at Dr Steven Greer's House & invoked the name JESUS" 👽😱

“Something jumped on me in bed. Crushing pressure on my chest. Two sets of hands covering my mouth. I fought for 15 to 20 seconds just to get the name of Jesus out.”

This is the firsthand account from Green Beret Paul Bock describing a physical demonic attack while staying at Steven Greer’s house. He woke to an unseen force pinning him down with intense weight on his chest and multiple hands silencing him. For nearly 20 seconds he struggled against it until he could speak the name of Jesus and the attack ended.

The trained special forces operator told LA Marzulli of the pure physical combat against non human entities tied to Greer’s work. The details are specific, the struggle is personal, and the outcome hinged on one word.

This sounds like chamelio.
DOD invisibility technology used as a Harry Potter invisibility cloak for a soldier.
Also used for intelligence gang stalking, for rendering a potential whistle blower as incompetent/crazy and to further muddy the narrative by furthering the message of the Collins elite that all aliens are actually demons.

Although,,, it was Greer's house, so it could have been Greer with that invisibility cloak looking to get a piece of a$$.
Just saying...

Here's the extremely interesting thread:

• CHAMELEO -- SAIC's classified (and operational) invisibility program

[Mike Gorman]

This might sound Bonkers to rational people, I have encountered hostile and mischievous 'entities' that have bothered me in my bedroom, one even messed with my feet and I have been having problems with my left foot/leg over the past months - a doctor was puzzled by the ultrasound "have you wrenched your foot"? I saw the black shape of a figure near my bed - I told it to pzzz off, not been back since. I have also invoked the name of Our Lord and felt the help of an Angelic presence. Amen.

[Ravenlocke]

I recently found out about the St Benedict medal after reading about tge rise of excorcism in the US. So I am sharing some information about it here for what it’s worth. There is also the St Michael’s prayer which is also on this thread.

St Benedict’s medal is a sacramental of the Catholic Church that is used for protection against evil. You don’t have to be Catholic to have one.

A couple of articles here,

https://www.ncregister.com/commentar...r-against-evil

St. Benedict and His Medal: Defense Against Demonic Attacks

COMMENTARY: St. Benedict has come to be recognized for the power of his actions against the enemy, alongside St. Michael, as a major protector against evil, particularly through the medal that bears his image.

R. Jared Staudt July 11, 2024

Temptations in a fallen city, memories of a beautiful woman, a poisoned chalice, the attacks of an envious priest, curses from a pagan priest, a rock that won’t budge, another that falls on a young monk, a kitchen in flames, a dragon that lurks to devour a fleeing monk, threats from Gothic warlords, and the prospect of a destroyed monastery.

St. Benedict, whose feast the Catholic Church celebrates on July 11, endured constant attacks from the enemy throughout his life. The life of a monk only heightens the constant spiritual warfare we all face in the Christian life.

In fact, Benedict even had to use force to manifest his authority as abbot over his monks oppressed by the enemy, as related in Father Robert Nixon’s newly compiled and translated book The Cross and Medal of Saint Benedict: A Mystical Sign of Divine Power (TAN, 2024):

“Benedict found this monk outside wandering around aimlessly when he should have been in the oratory in prayer. With a certain degree of paternal severity and charitable discipline, he reprimanded him for his lack of wisdom and discernment and struck him with his staff. At this, the monk fell down, motionless. And after that, the devil ... never troubled him again. It was as if the staff of Benedict had not struck the hapless monk but had rather driven away the wicked tempter himself!” (14).
St. Benedict has come to be recognized for the power of his actions against the enemy, alongside St. Michael, as a major protector against evil, particularly through the medal that bears his image. Father Nixon’s book offers an overview of how the medal rose to prominence as a Catholic devotion and received papal approval, couching it within the story of St. Benedict’s life and the rise of his order of monks.

If you’ve seen the back of a St. Benedict Medal, you may have noticed a series of letters. The first set is arranged in and around the shape of the Cross: C S P B C S S M L N D S M D. The next set is arranged in a circle around the Cross: V R S N S M V S M Q L I V B.

This arrangement first came to serious attention in the year 1647 in relation to the Benedictine Abbey of Metten in Bavaria, when it prevented a series of diabolic attacks. Although some of the laity already had medals with these letters engraved, no one at the time understood their meaning. It was only in researching the library’s manuscripts that a 15th-century illustration of St. Benedict pointed to the full prayer they abbreviated:

“Cross of our Holy Father Benedict. May the Cross be light to me. May the dragon not be a leader to me. Get behind me, Satan: Never persuade me to vain things. What you like is evil; may you yourself drink your venom!”

Due to a widespread story of the medal preventing the effect of curses and bringing about exorcisms and healings, which Father Nixon details in his book, its use spread across Europe, with Pope Benedict XIV approving an official blessing for it and granting it indulgences in 1741.

The great father of modern Benedictine monasticism, Dom Prosper Guéranger, speculated why God would grant so many favors to those who invoke his help through St. Benedict’s medal. In an age when “rationalism is so rife,” God has deigned to offer help to those “who put their confidence in the sacred signs marked on the medal” with “strong and simple” faith (Guéranger, The Medal or Cross of St. Benedict, author’s preface). It’s as if to laugh at the devil and his plans to pull people away from God through the alleged sophistication of the modern world, overcoming them with simple signs pointing us to the cross and the protection of a holy monk.

Of course, the medal should not be used in a superstitious way. It expresses our faith and confidence in God, which conquers the power of the enemy through the Blood of Christ. Within God’s plan of salvation, there are certain key defenders of God’s people. St. Benedict proved himself as one over his own monks in spiritual combat. Through the efficacy of his medal, he has manifested himself as a fatherly defender of all who invoke his help.

Throughout history, the monastic life has served as a constant beacon calling us to greater conversion of life and prayer. Turning to St. Benedict can lead us to embrace some of his spiritual principles, such as humility, obedience, stability, hospitality, the prayerful reading of Scripture in lectio divina and viewing our work as a means of honoring God.

WEAR THE MEDAL

If you would like to purchase a St. Benedict Medal or a rosary with the medal affixed, crafted by Benedictine monks, please see the gift shop at Clear Creek Abbey in Hulbert, Oklahoma. The monks can bless the medal with the approved blessing after purchase, if you request it in the order notes.

Medals are also available at EWTNRC.com.

R. Jared Staudt R. Jared Staudt is the Director of Content at Exodus 90. He earned his BA and MA in Catholic Studies at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, and his PhD in Systematic Theology from Ave Maria University in Florida. Staudt served previously as a director of religious education in two parishes and Director of Formation for the Offices of Evangelization and Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, taught at the University of Mary and the Augustine Insitute and served as co-editor of the theological journal Nova et Vetera. He is a Benedictine oblate and author of The Beer Option (Angelico Press). He and his wife Anne have six children.

The second article,

https://www.catholically.com/blogs/n...kWh8EeldrbgMRQ

Saint Benedict Medal for Protection
June 18, 2025

If you're looking for a sacramental that can protect you from evil, the Saint Benedict Medal may be just what you need. This medal, named after Saint Benedict of Nursia, is imprinted with an image of the saint and a cross. The reverse side usually contains the Vade Retro Satana ("Begone, Satan!") formula.

The Saint Benedict Medal is named after Saint Benedict of Nursia, the founder of the Benedictine Order of monks. He is also the patron saint of Europe and of students. The use of the Saint Benedict Medal is based on the belief that Saint Benedict had the power to protect people from evil.

This belief is based on a story in which Saint Benedict was attacked by a group of robbers. He made the Sign of the Cross and they were miraculously repelled.

The medal first became popular in the Middle Ages and it continues to be used by Catholics today.

How to Use the Saint Benedict Medal

The Saint Benedict Medal is a sacramental of the Catholic Church that is used for protection against evil. It can be used to protect your house, your pet, or yourself from evil forces.

To use the Saint Benedict Medal, simply hold it in your hand and say a prayer asking for Saint Benedict's intercession. You can also place the medal in a strategic location in your house, such as near the front door, to ward off evil.

The Saint Benedict Medal is a powerful sacramental that can be used to protect you and your loved ones from harm. Use it with faith and trust in God's protection.

Whether you are facing a specific challenge or simply seeking protection from harm, the Saint Benedict Medal can be a powerful ally.

PRAYER TO SAINT BENEDICT FOR PROTECTION

Dear Saint Benedict, I thank God for showering you with His grace to love Him above all else and to establish a monastic rule that has helped so many of His children live full and holy lives. Through the cross of Jesus Christ, I ask you to please intercede that God might protect me, my loved ones, my home, property, possessions, and workplace today and always by your holy blessing, that we may never be separated from Jesus, Mary, and the company of all the blessed. Through your intercession may we be delivered from temptation, spiritual oppression, physical ills, and disease. Protect us from drug and alcohol abuse, impurity and immorality, objectionable companions, and negative attitudes. In Jesus' Name. Amen.

FAQs about The Saint Benedict Medal

-What is the Saint Benedict Medal?

The Saint Benedict Medal is a sacramental used primarily by Catholics. It is named after Saint Benedict of Nursia, the founder of the Benedictine Order of monks.

-What does the Saint Benedict Medal look like?

The medal usually has an image of Saint Benedict on one side and a cross on the other. The reverse side often contains the Vade Retro Satana ("Begone, Satan!") formula.

-How do you use the Saint Benedict Medal?

The medal is usually given to someone who is about to embark on a journey or who is facing a difficult situation. The recipient is supposed to wear the medal as a sign of their faith and trust in Saint Benedict's power to protect them.

-What are the benefits of wearing the Saint Benedict Medal?

There are many benefits to wearing the Saint Benedict Medal. For one, it is a sign of faith and trust in Saint Benedict's power to protect from evil. It can also serve as a reminder to live a good and holy life, in accordance with Saint Benedict's teachings. Additionally, the medal can be a source of strength and comfort in times of trouble. And finally, wearing the Saint Benedict Medal is a way to show support for the Catholic Church.

-Do I have to be Catholic to wear the Saint Benedict Medal?

No, you do not have to be Catholic to wear the Saint Benedict Medal. Anyone can wear it as a sign of their faith.

If you are looking for a way to keep your family and pets safe, consider purchasing a St. Benedict medal. The medals can be worn or placed in strategic locations around your home to provide protection from harm. Check out our selection of St. Benedict Medals and find the perfect one for you and your loved ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Saint Benedict Medal protect you from?+

The Saint Benedict Medal is a sacramental used by Catholics for protection against evil and harmful forces, based on the powerful intercession of Saint Benedict of Nursia. The medal features the saint's image and a cross, with the Latin formula "Vade Retro Satana" ("Begone, Satan!") on the reverse side, reflecting its spiritual purpose of warding off evil influences from your home, family, and workplace.

How do you use a Saint Benedict Medal for protection?+

To use the Saint Benedict Medal effectively, hold it in your hand and pray for Saint Benedict's intercession and God's protection over yourself and your loved ones. You can also place the medal in a strategic location in your home, such as near the front door or in your workspace, to create a spiritual shield of protection for your household and possessions.

What is the history and meaning behind the Saint Benedict Medal?+

The Saint Benedict Medal is named after Saint Benedict of Nursia, the founder of the Benedictine Order and patron saint of Europe and students, whose faith miraculously protected him from robbers through the Sign of the Cross. This sacramental became popular during the Middle Ages and continues to be cherished by Catholics today as a powerful tool for spiritual protection, available through Catholic religious retailers like Catholically.com.

Can you use a Saint Benedict Medal to protect your home and pets?+

The Saint Benedict Medal is specifically designed as a sacramental to protect your house, pets, and loved ones from evil forces and harm. By placing the medal in your home and combining its use with faithful prayer and trust in God's protection, you create a spiritual safeguard for your entire household and all within it.