Miraculous Medal Medal of the Immaculate Conception - carefully carved wooden decoration for devout mothers and religious families

The Miraculous Medal, also known as the Lady Grace Medal, is a devotional medal whose design was inspired by Saint Catherine Lavoure's vision of the Virgin Mary. According to the teaching of the Catholic Church, the use of sacraments like this medal prepares people to receive grace and arranges them to cooperate with it. The medal depicts the Virgin Mary as the Daughter of All Grace, crushing the serpent, standing on top of the world, with the light of light, symbolizing grace, flowing from Mary's hands to the earth. The ring surrounding the virgin's head is engraved with the following words: "Holy Mary, without sin, pray for us who turn to you for help." Elements of the design encapsulate the main Marian doctrines and creeds. Ahead: Mother - with her open arms, the "help" devotees are upon her. Immaculate words, "without sin." Imagine entering heaven - she is standing on earth. The light on her hands symbolizes "elegance". " Amulet - Crushing Serpent (Genesis 3:15). Reverse: Big letter "M" - Mary as mother, media. Cross - the cross of Jesus' redemption. The M and the cross are intertwined, showing Mary's close relationship with Jesus and pointing to her role as media. Twelve Stars - The vision of the Twelve Apostles and St. John the Apostle, in Revelation 12:1: "And a great sign appeared in heaven: A woman was clothed with the sun, and the moon at her feet, and on her head With a crown of twelve stars." Left Heart - The Sacred Heart of Jesus who died for the sins of mankind. Right Heart - Mary's Immaculate Heart, which prayed for sinners. Jesus and Mary have a burning love for all people.