Product Title

St. Benedict Standing Crucifix – 4.5" Antique Silver & Black Enamel Cross with Adhesive Base

Product Description

Keep the powerful protection of the Cross close wherever you are with this 4.5" St. Benedict Standing Crucifix. Beautifully finished in antique silver with elegant black enamel accents, this compact freestanding crucifix features the revered St. Benedict Medal behind the corpus of Christ, combining two of the Church's most treasured symbols of faith into one timeless devotional piece.

The crucifix reminds us of Jesus' ultimate sacrifice and His victory over sin and death. Behind Christ rests the St. Benedict Medal, one of the Church's most powerful sacramentals, bearing prayers that invoke God's protection through the intercession of St. Benedict. Catholics have long cherished the medal as a symbol of faith, asking God for protection from temptation, evil, and spiritual dangers while remaining steadfast in Christ.

Designed for versatility, this standing crucifix features an adhesive base, allowing it to be securely attached to a shelf, desk, dashboard, bedside table, or other smooth surface to help prevent it from sliding or tipping over. Its compact size makes it ideal for your home, office, vehicle, dorm room, or prayer corner, keeping Christ's presence close wherever you go.

A meaningful gift for Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA, graduations, housewarmings, or anyone devoted to St. Benedict, this standing crucifix is a beautiful reminder to place your trust in Christ every day.

Features:

• 4.5" H standing crucifix

• Antique silver finish with black enamel accents

• Features the St. Benedict Medal behind the corpus of Christ

• Adhesive base securely attaches to shelves, desks, dashboards, or other smooth surfaces

• Freestanding design for home, office, car, or prayer space

• A powerful symbol of Christ's sacrifice and God's protection

• A meaningful Catholic gift for any sacramental celebration or special occasion

"The Holy Cross be my light. Let not the dragon be my guide."
— Prayer from the St. Benedict Medal