St. Michael Pewter Badge

St. Michael Pewter Badge 1 x 3/4in.
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H x W:	1" (2.54 cm) x 0 3/4" (1.90 cm)

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This pewter badge of St. Michael measures 1in. x 3/4in. and comes with a 24in. endless curbed chain.

St. Michael the Archangel

Feast Day:
Roman Rite Calendar - 09/29

Patron Of: Against Temptations, Ambulance Drivers, Fencing, Knights, Artists, Bakers, Bankers, Battle, EMTs, Germany, Grocers, Hatters, Holy Death, Mariners, Paratroopers, Peril At Sea, Police Officers, Radiologists, Sailors, Seafarers, Temptation

Memorial
    29 September
    8 May - Apparition of Saint Michael and Protector of Cornwall
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    Archangel. Leader of the army of God during the Lucifer uprising. Devotion is common to Muslims, Christians and Jews with writings about him in all three cultures. Considered the guardian angel of Israel.

    The feast of the Apparition of Saint Michael commemorates the 6th century appearance of the archangel on Mount Gargano near Manfredonia in southern Italy. Michael requested a church built in his honor at the site. If you find medals or holy cards with 'relics' of Michael, they are probably rock chips from the cave, or pieces of cloth that have touched it.
Born
    not applicable
Died
    hasn't
Canonized
    Pre-Congregation
Name Meaning
    Who is like God? (the battle cry of the heaven forces during the uprising)
Patronage
    against temptations; ambulance drivers; artists; bakers; bankers; banking; Basey, Samar, Philippines; battle; boatmen; Brecht, Belgium; Brussels, Belgium; Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico; Caltanissett, Sicily; diocese of Coimbatore, India; Congregation of Saint Michael the Archangel; coopers; Cornwall, England; danger at sea; Dormagen, Germany; Dunakeszi, Hungary; dying people; emergency medical technicians; EMTs; England; fencing; Germany; Greek Air Force; greengrocers; grocers; haberdashers; hatmakers; hatters; holy death; diocese of Iligan, Philippines; knights; mariners; milleners; archdiocese of Mobile, Alabama; Naranjito, Puerto Rico; Papua, New Guinea; paramedics; paratroopers; diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee, Florida; police officers; Puebla, Mexico; radiologists; radiotherapists; sailors; diocese of San Angelo, Texas; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; archdiocese of Seattle, Washington; security forces; security guards; Sibenik, Croatia; sick people; Siegburg Abbey; soldiers; Spanish police officers; diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts; storms at sea; swordsmiths; Umbria, Italy; watermen; Zeitz, Germany

All information used with permission of the Patron Saint Index.

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