• Blessed Mother Image card with 1-inch Miraculous Medal, Christian religious collectible from Japan, by Bob and Penny Lord.
  • Blessed Mother image card with 1-inch Miraculous Medal, Christian religious collectible from Japan, by Bob and Penny Lord.
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Blessed Mother Image Card with 1 Inch Miraculous Medal from Japan

Blessed Mother Image Card with 1 Inch Miraculous Medal from Japan

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ITEM #GFTSHP-1 This devotional set includes a full-color Blessed Mother image card and a 1 inch silver-tone medal of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, sourced new from Japan. The back of the medal is blank, and the piece does not include a bail or jump ring, which makes it especially suited for carrying in a wallet, prayer book, keepsake box, or pocket altar.

  • Includes 1 Blessed Mother image card and 1 Miraculous Medal
  • Medal measures approximately 1 inch
  • Silver-tone finish with blank reverse side
  • New from Japan
  • No bail or jump ring attached

Keep this image and medal close as a daily reminder to pray to Our Blessed Mother and ask for her intercession. Compared to wearable medals with attached bails, this style is better for collectors, devotional displays, sacramental keepsakes, and placement inside greeting cards, missals, or prayer corners.

If you would like to learn more about the apparitions of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, we also offer separate listings for related Catholic books and media, including "The Many Faces of Mary, a Love Story" by Bob and Penny Lord, a 30-minute documentary recorded at her shrine, and a 24-page pamphlet based on the same chapter. Please see our other listings for additional Catholic gifts, prayer cards, books, and DVDs. If you have any questions, please let us know. We will combine shipping if you buy more than 1 item. God bless you. Listed with ExportYourStore.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Miraculous Medal is a Catholic sacramental associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary and the apparitions received by Saint Catherine Labouré in 1830. Catholics commonly carry or wear it as a reminder to pray, ask for Mary's intercession, and stay close to Christ. It is not a lucky charm or superstition. Its purpose is devotional and spiritual. This particular item combines a full-color Blessed Mother image card with a 1-inch silver-tone Miraculous Medal, making it especially useful for people who want a compact prayer aid rather than jewelry. It works well for slipping into a wallet, prayer book, Bible, or small keepsake box. The back of the medal is blank, and the medal does not include a bail or jump ring, so it is better suited for carrying or display than immediate wear on a chain. It is a good choice for Catholics seeking a simple Marian devotional item, a small gift, or a prayer companion tied to the Miraculous Medal tradition.
There are no strict universal rules that say a Miraculous Medal must be worn in one exact way. In Catholic practice, the important point is reverence and faith, not a technical dress code. Many people wear it on a chain, pin it, carry it in a pocket, or keep it with prayer cards. The medal is a sacramental meant to encourage prayer and trust in God through Mary's intercession. For this specific item, the main practical limitation is that the medal does not have a bail or jump ring. That means it is not ready to place directly on a necklace or bracelet without adding hardware. As sold, it is especially suitable for carrying with the included Blessed Mother card, keeping in a wallet, or using during prayer time. This format benefits people who want a devotional keepsake rather than a finished piece of jewelry. If your goal is daily wear on a chain, you may need to add a ring or choose a medal that already includes one.
A Miraculous Medal can be purchased and owned without being blessed, but many Catholics prefer to have it blessed by a priest before using it devotionally. A blessing does not change the medal's appearance or material, but it sets the item apart for sacred use as a sacramental in Catholic life. This product can still be meaningful before a blessing because it includes both a Marian image card and a Miraculous Medal that can already support prayer and reflection. Many people buy devotional items first and then bring them to church later for a blessing. That makes this a practical option for gift-giving, personal prayer, or adding to a religious collection. It is especially helpful for those who want a small Marian keepsake that can be tucked into a missal, wallet, or prayer corner. If someone is specifically seeking a pre-blessed item, they should confirm that separately, because this listing describes the medal and image card but does not state that it arrives blessed.
The main difference is how the item is intended to be used. A Miraculous Medal necklace is designed for immediate wear, while a small medal with a prayer card is often chosen for carrying, prayer, gifting, or collecting. Both can support devotion to Our Lady, but they serve different practical needs. This item includes a 1-inch silver-tone Miraculous Medal and a color image card of the Blessed Mother. Because the medal does not have a bail or jump ring, it is not set up as ready-to-wear jewelry. That makes it a better fit for someone who wants a compact devotional keepsake to place in a wallet, prayer book, or special box. The included image card also adds visual devotional value that a standalone necklace usually does not provide. This format is ideal for prayer companions, small Catholic gifts, and religious collections. If a shopper wants something to wear every day without modification, a necklace or medal with a built-in hanging loop would be the more practical choice.
Yes, this type of item is a good Catholic gift when the goal is prayer, encouragement, or a small devotional reminder. A Marian image card paired with a Miraculous Medal gives the recipient both a visual focus for prayer and a physical sacramental to keep close. It is especially suitable for someone going through a difficult time, building a prayer life, or deepening devotion to the Blessed Mother. This product is modest in size, with an approximately 1-inch medal, so it works well as a thoughtful keepsake rather than a large presentation gift. The blank back and lack of a bail or jump ring mean it is not a personalized or ready-to-wear piece, which is worth knowing before choosing it for someone expecting jewelry. It benefits Catholics who appreciate simple devotional objects, pocket-sized prayer aids, and Marian sacramentals. For occasions like First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA, or sympathy support, it can be a meaningful addition to a card, book, or prayer gift set.
Yes, this item is well suited for carrying in a wallet, purse, missal, or prayer book. Its design makes it more of a devotional keepsake than a piece of finished jewelry. The included Blessed Mother image card gives you a visual prayer reminder, and the approximately 1-inch medal is small enough to keep close during the day. This is a practical choice for people who want a discreet Catholic sacramental they can take to Mass, Adoration, travel, work, or personal prayer time. Because the medal does not include a bail or jump ring, it is especially convenient for carrying flat with other devotional items instead of hanging on a chain right away. The main tradeoff is that loose medals should be stored carefully to avoid scratches or misplacement. If your priority is a wearable item, another style may be better. If your priority is a compact Marian prayer companion, this format is a strong fit.
A blank back usually means the medal is simpler in design and has no added engraving, inscription space, or decorative reverse beyond the basic medal form. No loop, bail, or jump ring means the medal is not ready to hang on a necklace or bracelet as sold. These details matter because they affect how the medal can be used right away. For this product, the blank back and missing bail make it best suited for carrying with the included image card, using in prayer, placing in a devotional space, or keeping as a collectible religious item. It can still be adapted for wear later if someone adds the proper hardware, but that is not part of the item as described. This setup benefits buyers who want a simple, low-profile sacramental and do not need a finished jewelry piece. It may be less convenient for shoppers specifically looking for a ready-to-wear Miraculous Medal necklace or charm.
This type of Marian medal is best for Catholics who want a small devotional item centered on prayer and remembrance rather than fashion. It suits people devoted to the Blessed Mother, those who pray for Mary's intercession, and anyone who appreciates sacramentals that can be kept close throughout the day. Because this item includes both a color image card of Our Blessed Mother and a 1-inch silver-tone Miraculous Medal, it is especially useful for individuals who like pocket devotionals, prayer cards, and small keepsakes. It can be meaningful for home prayer, hospital visits, travel, bereavement support, RCIA gifts, or simple encouragement. It also has appeal for religious collectors, since it is described as new from Japan. The main limitation is that it is not a ready-to-wear medal because there is no bail or jump ring. So it is best for people who want to carry, display, or pray with it, rather than those wanting immediate necklace use.
It can serve all three purposes, but it is most naturally suited to everyday devotional use and small Catholic gifting. The combination of a Blessed Mother image card and a Miraculous Medal makes it easy to carry during daily life, place in a prayer space, or include in a thoughtful religious gift. As a collectible, it also has value for those interested in Marian items or devotional pieces sourced from different countries, since it is described as new from Japan. As a gift, it works well when you want something simple, prayer-focused, and personal without choosing a large or formal item. Its strongest use case is for people who want a compact reminder to turn to Our Lady in prayer. The tradeoff is that it is not a display-heavy statue, not a book with extended teaching, and not wearable jewelry out of the package because the medal has no bail or jump ring. Buyers should choose it for devotion and simplicity rather than for ornament.
A good place to start is with reliable Catholic resources on Saint Catherine Labouré and the 1830 apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary associated with the Miraculous Medal. Many shoppers look for books, pamphlets, or documentaries that explain the history, symbolism, and spiritual significance of the medal in a clear way. For buyers interested in this item, the product description notes that additional resources may be available separately, including a book titled "The Many Faces of Mary, a Love Story," a documentary recorded on the site of the shrine, and a shorter pamphlet or minibook focused on this Marian apparition. That can be helpful for someone who wants both a devotional object and educational material. This is especially beneficial for Catholics, converts, teachers, and gift buyers who want context, not just the item itself. If you are comparing options, a medal plus a book or DVD often makes a stronger learning and prayer set than a medal alone.