Madonna of the Streets Oval Medal – Gold-Tone Catholic Pendant | Catholically

Madonna of the Streets Oval Medal – Gold-Tone Catholic Pendant

$12.79
Sale price  $12.79 Regular price  $19.99
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Madonna of the Streets Oval Medal – Gold-Tone Catholic Pendant | Catholically

Madonna of the Streets Oval Medal – Gold-Tone Catholic Pendant

$12.79
Sale price  $12.79 Regular price  $19.99

This exquisite Madonna of the Streets Medal is a timeless tribute to Mary’s maternal love and divine protection. Crafted with a gold-tone oval frame, this double-sided medal features the beloved image of the Madonna and Child, inspired by Roberto Ferruzzi’s world-famous painting “Madonnina” (1897), also known as the Ferruzzi Madonna.

Though originally not intended as a depiction of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Ferruzzi’s masterpiece was quickly embraced by the faithful as a symbol of Mary’s tenderness, intercession, and purity. The artwork beautifully captures a young woman holding a sleeping child, radiating warmth, peace, and the comforting embrace of Our Lady.

This lightweight and elegant 3/4" (2 cm) medal is perfect for daily wear, serving as a constant reminder of Mary’s unfailing care and presence in our lives.

Blessing Available: This medal has already been blessed by Pope Francis during a public Mass at St. Peter’s Square during the Sunday Angelus. However, up

A Meaningful Catholic Gift: This devotional medal makes a perfect gift for mothers, expectant women, Marian devotees, or anyone seeking Mary’s guidance and protection. It is an ideal sacramental for Baptisms, First Communions, Confirmations, or any special occasion.

Product Features:

  • Gold-tone oval medal featuring the Madonna of the Streets
  • Double-sided design for added devotional value
  • Inspired by Roberto Ferruzzi’s famous "Madonnina" painting
  • A symbol of Mary’s love, maternal care, and intercession
  • Lightweight and suitable for everyday wear (approx. 7/8" (2 cm) in size)
  • Already originally blessed by Pope Francis, it is now also blessed by Pope Leo XIV during a public Mass in St. Peter’s Square
  • Can be blessed again up

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