St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace

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St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace
st edward the confessor medal
St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace
st edward the confessor medal

$54.99 – $1,254.00

St. Edward The Confessor Medal

  • St. Edward the Confessor is the patron saint of kings.

  • St. Edward the Confessor’s feast day is celebrated on October 13th.

This St. Edward The Confessor medal has been proudly hand-made for over a century by Bliss’ team of artists in Rhode Island. The St. Edward The Confessor medal is crafted to last a lifetime.

St. Edward The Confessor Medal

This St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace features a pendant with a hand pressed image of St. Edward the Confessor surrounded by the words ‘St. Edward The Confessor Pray for Us’.

  • The St. Edward The Confessor pendant features a small loop at the top to be worn as a necklace.
  • The St. Edward The Confessor pendant is available in three sizes: Large (approximately quarter size) which is the ideal size for men, Medium (approximately dime size) which is the ideal size for teenagers and women, and Small (charm size).
  • The medal comes in Sterling Silver, Gold Filled, or 14kt Gold.

     

    Sterling Silver St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace

  • This Sterling Silver St. Edward the Confessor Medal comes with a high quality rhodium necklace chain that is coated with a silver plated finish that improves the brilliance and strength of the necklace in addition to providing anti-tarnish protections.
  • The sterling silver St. Edward The Confessor medal is made of 92.5 percent pure silver combined with 7.5 percent copper to improve the metalÂ’s hardness and durability without compromising the quality and look of the silver.

     

    14KT Gold Filled St. Edward The Confessor Medal and Necklace

  • This 14KT Gold Filled St. Edward the Confessor Medal comes with a gold plated heavy curb (large size pendant) or gold filled lite curb (medium size pendant) chain.
  • This St. Edward The Confessor gold filled medal, is made up of a solid layer of 14 karat gold bonded over a base metal of brass, on both the front and back of the medal. Total content of Gold is 1/20 of the weight of the medal.

     

    14KT Gold St Edward The Confessor Medal

  • This 14kt Gold https://christianapostles.com/images/bliss/7026SS.jpg Medal does not include a necklace.
  • The 14 karat gold https://christianapostles.com/images/bliss/7026SS.jpg is composed of 58.3 percent pure gold and is ideal for fine jewelry. 14kt Gold products are non-refundable.

     

    ST. EDWARD

    Saint Edward, son of Ethelred the Unready by his second wife, Emma, daughter of Duke Richard I of Normandy, was born about the year 1003, during a most difficult period in English history. He was brought up in exile and educated in the palace of the Duke of Normandy, on account of the Danish occupation of England. Upon the death of King Ethelred, Emma married King Canute, who reigned for nineteen years.

    King of England

    According to the terms of his marriage settlement with Emma, their son Harthacanute should have succeeded to the throne on the death of the King in 1035. But this prince was in Denmark, and his illegitimate brother Harold, supported by the Danish nobles and the entire population of Northern England, seized and held the kingdom. In 1042, on the restoration of the Anglo-Saxon line, Edward was crowned King of England by Archbishop Edsy.

    The most influential nobles, headed by Earl Godwin, soon humbly urged the King to complete the happiness of the nation by taking to himself a royal consort. But Edward had made a vow of virginity in his early youth. After much prayerful deliberation he was inspired to the decision that if he could find a lady “like-minded with himself”, armed with the same heroic virtue, and aiming at the same super natural ideals, he would ask her to share his throne. Two years after his accession to the throne, King Edward asked Edgitha, daughter of the powerful Earl Godwin, a Norman, to be his Queen and to unite herself with him in a purely spiritual companionship.

    Edgitha accepted the Saint’s proposal, and on January 23, 1045, amidst the rejoicings of the people, the marriage was solemnized. They led truly virtuous, holy lives. The laws framed by St. Edward were the fruit of his wisdom and endeared him to his people. The only foreign war in which he engaged, and which ended speedily and victoriously, was to restore Malcolm as King of Scotland. St. Edward died at the age of sixty-three on January 5, 1066, having reigned twenty-three years, six months and twenty-seven days. He became a Saint in the midst of courtly life and in a degenerate age.
    St. Edward the Confessor Rosary
    UPC: 617759546224
    Brand: Bliss

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