Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Medal – Catholic Patron Saint of Educators & Healthcare Workers – Faith-Filled Gift for Nurses & Teachers, Sterling Silver, , Made in USA

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first native-born American saint, is celebrated as the patroness of Catholic schools, teachers, and students. A convert to the Catholic faith, widowed mother, and tireless educator, she founded the first Catholic school in the United States and laid the foundation for the Catholic parochial school system. Her devotion to children, education, and the formation of young hearts in faith continues to inspire teachers and families today.

The Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Medal makes a treasured gift for educators, parents, and students alike. Teachers wear it as a prayer for wisdom, patience, and perseverance in their vocation, while students keep it as a reminder of God’s guidance in their studies. Families often present it during milestones such as graduations, confirmations, or the start of a new school year, invoking her intercession for protection, focus, and growth in faith.

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, this medal becomes a sacred support for educators and students, lifting daily labors into opportunities of grace.

Wearing the Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Medal is both a devotion and an encouragement. It reminds us that education is not only the pursuit of knowledge but also the nurturing of souls, guided by Christ’s love and the intercession of His saints.