Infant of Prague, Hand-Painted Saint Medal, Invoked for Good Finances, Health, Family

    The Infant of Prague is a statue given to Marie Manrique on her wedding day in 1587 and which was then given to the Order of the Carmelites in Prague. When an invasion caused the Carmelites to leave the city, the Infant of Prague was left behind, though he remained largely intact after the invasion, despite the ruin of the Church. The Infant of Prague became famous for the many miracles associated with it and for its status as a conduit for the voice of Jesus.

    Your order includes  our vibrant one-of-a-kind hand-painted saint medal, a silver necklace, keychain clasp, or Sterling Silver necklace (your choice!), the story of the Infant of Prague in greeting card format, a felt pouch for safekeeping, unique prayer cards from Rome, Italy, an extra envelope for easy mailing or gifting and a money back guarantee, “No Questions Asked.”  Rob and SaintsforSinners.com stand by their work product. The stories are sometimes embellished, paraphrased, or updated, but overall, they retain the theme presented at canonization or veneration.

A 3mm, 18" unisex Sterling Silver chain may be purchased for an additional cost. Each Sterling Silver chain will be 18" in length unless otherwise specified.