Orthodox St. Michael Archangel Silver Color · Stainless Steel Medallion
$49
A Symbol of Protection
This medallion holds sacred Orthodox imagery in a small, enduring form meant to be kept close. Whether worn, carried, or set in a place of honor, it serves as a quiet guardian and a reminder of the faith that guides you. A heartfelt gift for baptisms, name days, or any milestone worth remembering.
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- 30-day returns · consecrated items are final sale
Dimensions and materials
- Material
- stainless steel, silver color
Shipping
We pack every order within two business days and ship to all 50 states, DC and APO/FPO addresses. Shipping is free on orders of $99 or more, and $6.95 below that. Orders with Consecration ship in 3–8 business days. Shipping policy
Returns
Return any item within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Consecrated items are final sale. Metal items are guaranteed against defects for 1 year. Returns policy
What Consecration is
Our priest consecrates your item with holy water and the prayers of the Church, commemorating the person you name, so that it comes to you set apart for prayer. It arrives with a certificate signed by our priest and a vial of holy water. About Consecration
St Michael the Archangel medallion
“Who is like God?” The protector of all who stand between others and harm.
Orthodox and Catholic Christians pray to St Michael, the Archangel and Chief Commander of the heavenly hosts, for protection from enemies visible and invisible, for deliverance from fear, and for a peaceful death. Soldiers, police officers and first responders have carried him for centuries.
Why this saint
Michael’s name means “Who is like God?” He cast down the proud Lucifer, and the Church honors him as leader of the heavenly hosts. At Colossae his spring gave speech to a mute girl, and her whole family was baptized. When pagans turned two rivers on his church to destroy it, he split the rock with his staff and the water vanished into it. On Mount Athos he saved a youth thrown into the sea by robbers with a stone around his neck. He is the patron of Kyiv, and Russian priests call him the guardian of the souls of the departed.
Traditional patronage
- Prayed to for protection from enemies visible and invisible
- Prayed to for courage, and for deliverance from fear
- Prayed to for victory over evil spirits
- Prayed to for healing, as at his miraculous spring at Colossae
- Prayed to for a peaceful death and help for the soul after death
- Protector of soldiers and of all who defend others
- Protector from the devil and his attacks, and of churches from desecration
- Protector of the souls of the departed
- Patron of soldiers, of the dying, and of the city of Kyiv
- Patron of police officers by Catholic designation, a devotion many Orthodox in America share
- Feast days
Synaxis of the Archangel Michael and the Bodiless Powers, 8 November (21 November on the Old Calendar); the Miracle at Colossae, 6 September (19 September on the Old Calendar). Michaelmas on 29 September is the Western feast.
- Name-day names
Michael, Mikhail, Michail, Michalis; Angelos / Angeliki and Taxiarchis (Greek, 8 November).
- For whom
a police officer, a soldier, a firefighter or EMT, every Michael, and a family keeping vigil at a deathbed.
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