Saint Peregrine Medal – Patron Saint of Cancer Patients, Engraveable Catholic Pendant Healing Medal of Strength & Hope for the Sick, Pewter, No Chain, Pendant Only, Made in USA

Saint Peregrine Laziosi, a Servite priest of the 14th century, is known worldwide as the patron saint of cancer patients and those suffering from serious sickness. After enduring his own battle with cancer, he was miraculously healed through prayer. The Saint Peregrine Medal is a source of strength and hope for those facing medical trials, reminding them that God is present in their suffering and that healing—spiritual and physical—is always possible.

Families often purchase this medal for loved ones undergoing treatment, offering them encouragement and a tangible reminder of God’s mercy. Patients themselves wear it as a companion in times of pain, fear, and uncertainty. It is also a cherished gift for caregivers and healthcare workers, symbolizing compassion, courage, and faith in the face of sickness.

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, sacramentals are sacred signs instituted by the Church to prepare us to receive the fruit of the sacraments and to sanctify different circumstances of our lives (no. 1677). When blessed by a priest, the Saint Peregrine Medal becomes more than a token of comfort—it is a sign of the Church’s prayerful support, inviting the faithful to entrust their suffering to Christ and to find strength in His cross.

The Saint Peregrine Medal is a powerful expression of love and faith. Whether worn by the sick, carried by their families, or given as a gift of encouragement, it offers hope, courage, and peace in times of great trial.