Four-Way Medal in Cross Sterling Silver Pendant

A truly unique take on the classic 4-way devotional, this pendant sets four sacred medallions within the arms of an equal-sided cross creating a piece that is as striking in design as it is rich in meaning. At the center, the Holy Spirit unites Scapular Jesus, Miraculous Mary, St. Christopher, and St. Joseph in one powerful expression of Catholic faith.

Flip it over and the reverse is equally impressive, bearing the inscriptions and images of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Miraculous symbol, “St. Christopher Be My Guide,” “St. Joseph Patron Saint of a Happy Death,” and “Holy Ghost Source of Wisdom and Father of the Poor Have Mercy on Us.” A pendant that prays on both sides.

Whether worn as a daily devotional or given as a meaningful gift for Confirmation, graduation, or a loved one in need of protection, this cross pendant carries the intercession of the saints wherever you go.

Pendant Specifications

Material Solid .925 Sterling SilverDimensions 1″ x 1″ (32mm x 27mm)Weight 5.8 gramsFront Scapular Jesus, Miraculous Mary, St. Christopher, St. Joseph; Holy Spirit at center set within an equal-sided crossBack Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Miraculous symbol, St. Christopher Be My Guide, St. Joseph Patron Saint of a Happy Death, Holy Ghost Source of Wisdom and Father of the Poor Have Mercy on UsChain 18″ Surgical Stainless Steel Fine Curb Chain with Clasp

Sizing Guidance

Consider the size of your head and width of your neck when selecting chain length. For more help, see our necklace length guide.

Why Choose This Pendant?

Five Devotions in One
Scapular Jesus, Miraculous Mary, St. Christopher, St. Joseph, and the Holy Spirit all united in a single cross pendant. Unique Cross Design
Four oval medallions set within the arms of an equal-sided cross a distinctive look unlike any standard 4-way pendant. Solid .925 Sterling Silver
Crafted for lasting quality with a brilliant finish that holds up to daily wear. A Meaningful Gift
Perfect for Confirmation, graduation, or anyone who could use the protection and intercession of the saints.