File:Saint Benedict Medal icon.svg

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Medal of St. Benedict obverse

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English: The logo of Saint Benedict Medal – Sacramental medal (colors based on File:Benediktusmedaille.jpg)
Date c. 1742 or 1880 at least more than 100 years[1][2]
Source St. Benedict Anglican
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  1. ↑ Medal of Saint Benedict. New Advent. Retrieved on November 12, 2023.
  2. ↑ What You Need to Know About St. Benedict and His Medal. National Catholic Register. Retrieved on November 12, 2023.

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