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Honor America\'s first native-born saint with this stunning 14kt gold filled St. Elizabeth Ann Seton patron saint medal necklace. Handcrafted in the USA by Bliss Manufacturing—trusted in Catholic religious jewelry since 1917—this medium-sized devotional pendant (3/4\" x 5/8\") arrives on an elegant 18-inch gold filled curb chain with secure lobster clasp, ready to wear or give as a treasured Catholic gift.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (1774-1821) is venerated as the patron saint of Catholic schools, widows, and the death of children. The first American-born citizen to be canonized, she founded the first Catholic school in America and established the Sisters of Charity. Her courageous conversion to Catholicism, her devoted motherhood through tragedy, and her pioneering work in Catholic education inspire faithful Catholics today. This medal serves as a powerful reminder of perseverance, faith, and service to others.
This St. Elizabeth Ann Seton medal necklace makes a cherished gift for Catholic school teachers, administrators, students, widows, grieving parents, RCIA candidates, Confirmation, First Communion, graduation, or any occasion celebrating education and faith. The warm gold filled design suits women and girls who seek the intercession of America\'s first native-born saint and pioneer of Catholic education.
Celebrate faith, education, and American Catholic heritage with a patron saint necklace that carries both historical significance and timeless beauty. Order your St. Elizabeth Ann Seton medal today.
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