St. Isaac Jogues Medal and Necklace

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St. Isaac Jogues Medal and Necklace
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St. Isaac Jogues Medal and Necklace
st isaac jogues medal

$54.99 – $1,254.00

St. Isaac Jogues Medal

  • St. Isaac Jogues is the patron saint of the Americas and Canada.

  • St. Isaac Jogues’s feast day is celebrated on October 18th.

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

St. Isaac Jogues Medal

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

  • The St. Isaac Jogues pendant features a small loop at the top to be worn as a necklace.
  • The St. Isaac Jogues 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. Isaac Jogues Medal and Necklace

  • This Sterling Silver St. Isaac Jogues 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. Isaac Jogues 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. Isaac Jogues Medal and Necklace

  • This 14KT Gold Filled St. Isaac Jogues Medal comes with a gold plated heavy curb (large size pendant) or gold filled lite curb (medium size pendant) chain.
  • This St. Isaac Jogues 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 Isaac Jogues Medal

  • This 14kt Gold https://christianapostles.com/images/bliss/7212SS.jpg Medal does not include a necklace.
  • The 14 karat gold https://christianapostles.com/images/bliss/7212SS.jpg is composed of 58.3 percent pure gold and is ideal for fine jewelry. 14kt Gold products are non-refundable.

     

    St. Isaac Jogues

    Saint Isaac Jogues was born in 1607 at Orleans, France. He was the fifth child of a family of nine, and was extremely modest and prayerful-prime requisites for sanctity. He entered the Jesuit novitiate in Rouen, and from there was sent to the college of La Fleche, where he made progress, without distinguishing himself. Convinced that he did not have a scholar’s make-up, when the time came for him to receive his assignment, he asked to be sent as a missionary to Constantinople. However, when his spiritual director informed him, with prophetic insight, that his vocation was to labor and die in the New World, he acquiesced with joy.

    Ministry in the Americas

    He was one of a group, which included Jean de Brebeuf, Charles Garnier, Gabriel Lalemant, Natalis Chabanel, Jean de Lalande, Anthony Daniel and Rene Goupil, that left France for North America. After a short stay at Quebec and Three Rivers, Isaac Jogues was appointed to the Huron missions. He labored among the Indians, enduring many trials, sufferings and hardships, with very few conversions. It was most difficult to overcome their superstition, paganism, lack of trust in the foreigners and interest in Christianity.

    After many years of work among the people, Isaac Jogues was journeying with two companions between Montreal and Three Rivers when they were ambushed and captured by the Iroquois. His two companions, after great torture, were finally martyred. Isaac managed to escape, and eventually got back to France, his body and features so changed from all he had undergone, that he was not recognized when he arrived at the Jesuit College of Rennes. Pope Clement VIII granted him permission to say Mass, which the mutilated state of his fingers would or ordinarily have made impermissible.

    After a period of rest and care, St. Isaac Jogues returned to Canada and the Indians. He suffered martyrdom for the Faith near the present site of Auriesville, New York, on September 16. 1646. He and his companions were beatified by Pope Pius XI on June 21, 1925, and on June 29, 1930, they were canonized by the same Pope.
    St. Isaac Jogues Rosary
    UPC: 617759351484
    Brand: Bliss

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