Picturesongold.Com Saint Medard Religious Medal Necklace Pendants Female-1 in Quarter 14K White Gold

Picturesongold.Com Saint Medard Religious Medal Necklace Pendants Unisex Female -1 in Quarter 14K White Gold CHAIN IS NOT INCLUDED Available in Solid 14K Yellow or White Gold, or in Sterling Silver Size Reference: 17mm is the size of a US dime 21mm is the size of a US nickel 24mm is the size of a US quarter St Medard (French Mdard or Mard; c. 457 - c. 545) was the Bishop of is who removed the seat of the diocese to Noyon. St was born at Oise), in Picardy. His father, was of Frankish origin, while his mother was Gallo-Roman. The Roman Martyrology includes the fanciful tale that Saint Bishop of Rouen, was his brother, "born on the same day, consecrated bishops on the same day, and on the same day withdrawn from this life." A pious fiction links his childhood to his future bishoprics: "He often accompanied his father on business to Vermand and Tournai, where he frequented the schools, carefully avoiding all worldly dissipation". As a child, St Medardus was said to have once been sheltered from rain by an eagle which hovered over him. This is how he was most commonly depicted, and is why he is associated with weather, good or bad, and why he is held to protect those who work in the open air.