St. Brendan Sterling Round Medal

St. Brendan Sterling Round Medal 3/4in. diameter
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H x W:	0 3/4" (1.90 cm) x 0 3/4" (1.90 cm)

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This round sterling silver St. Brendan medal is 3/4in. in diameter. It depicts St. Brendan holding a cross and a ship. St. Brendan is the patron of boatmen, mariners and travelers, as well as whales. The medal comes with an 18in. stainless steel chain in a deluxe gift box.

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St. Brendan

Feast Day:
Roman Rite Calendar - 05/16
Tridentine Calendar - 05/16
Roman Rite Calendar - 05/16

Patron Of: Boatmen, Ireland, Mariners, Navigators, Sailors, Seafarers, Travelers, Yachtsmen

Brother of Saint Briga. Monk. Educated by Saint Ita of Killeedy and Saint Erc of Kerry. Friend of Saint Columba and Saint Brendan of Birr, Saint Brigid, and Saint Enda of Arran. Ordained in 512. Built monastic cells at Ardfert, Shankeel, Aleth, Plouaret, Inchquin Island, and Annaghdown. Founded Clonfert monastery and monastic school c.559. Legend says that this community had at least three thousand monks, and that their rule was dictated to Brendan by an angel.

Brendan and his brothers figure in Brendan's Voyage, a tale of monks travelingtravelling the high seas of the Atlantic, evangelizing to the islands, possibly reaching the Americas in the 6th century. At one point they stop on a small island, celebrate Easter Mass, light a fire - and then learn the island is an enormous whale!

Born - 460 at Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland
Died - c.577 at Annaghdown (Enach Duin); buried at Clonfert, Ireland

All information used with permission of the Patron Saint Index.

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