Miraculous Medal - Our Miraculous Medal Is Breathtaking in Its Simplicity. This is a Scapular Medal featuring Our Lady of Mount Carmel on the reverse. The Sacred Heart is depicted at the top, Saint Christopher on the right, the Miraculous Medal at the bottom, and Saint Joseph on the left. Inscribed on the back are the words, "I am Catholic, Please Call a Priest," indicating the wearer’s wish to receive the Last Sacraments in times of emergency or near death. Premium Quality - Skilled Artisans Craft These Quality Four Way Cross Religious Medals in the US. You'll Be Able to Enjoy Wearing This Beautiful, Quality Piece of Jewelry for Years to Come. This Stunning Piece of Jewelry Is Crafted with .925 Sterling Silver. Chain Not Included. Perfect Size - This beautifully designed medal is crafted with the Utmost Quality in Mind. The pendant is available in a 3/4 Inch X 3/4 Inch of Sterling Silver, Making It a Substantial and Noticeable Piece. You'll Enjoy Wearing This Beautiful, Quality Piece of Jewelry for Years to Come. Chain Not Included. Perfect Gift - Our Medals Come with a Free Jewelry Gift Box, Making them Ideal for Religious Occasions, Protection, Confirmations, or Personal Milestones. This Piece of Catholic jewelry is a Perfect Gift for Men and Women. The pendant Bail Fits Up to a 4mm Chain. We Can Make the bail larger; just let us know in the Special Instructions Upon Ordering. Brand Trust - PicturesOnGold.com, Is Known for Its High-Quality and Inspirational Jewelry Pieces. Your Satisfaction Is Our Top Priority. This Medal Comes with an Elegant Package. If You Have Any Special Requests or Concerns About the Item, Don't Hesitate to Get in Touch with Us, and We Will Reply to You Within 24 Hours. 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 A guardian angel is a angel who protects and guides a particular person. The concept of tutelary angels and their hierarchy was extensively developed in Christianity in the 5th century by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite. The theology of angels, and tutelary spirits, has undergone many refinements since the 400s, and contemporary orthodox belief in both the eastern and western churches is that guardian angels protect the body and present prayers to God, protecting whichever person God assigns them to. The Roman Catholic Church calendar of saints includes a memorial for guardian angels on October 2.