Experience the unique opportunity to own a piece of religious art with this official replica of Pope Francis' Pectoral Prayer Cross, created by sculptor Antonio Vedele and worn by Pope Francis. The artist's signature for authenticity is engraved on the back of the intricately detailed silver-oxidized cross, crafted in Italy by skilled Italian artisans.

The beauty of the cross lies in the meaning and simplicity it portrays: Christ, the Good Shepherd, leads the flock and carries the lost sheep on His shoulders. Depicted on the top of the cross is the Holy Spirit. This highly detailed silver oxidized die-cast cross is beautifully crafted in Italy by the finest Italian craftsmen. Thanks to our longstanding relationship with the sole authorized manufacturer of the Pope Francis cross, we can offer you this exquisite piece directly imported from Italy at the best prices.
 
The necklace adorned with a cross medal personally chosen by Pope Francis is complemented by a medal displaying the image of Lady Undoer of the Knots, a cherished favorite of the Pope with whom he shares a special devotion.
 
Available in 2 Sizes
4cm
Cross : 2.5 x 4 cm
Medal : 1.5 x 2.2 cm (Image Lady of Undoer the Knots & Pope Francis)
 
5cm
Cross : 3.5 x 5 cm
Medal : 1.5 x 2.5 cm (Image Lady of Undoer the Knots & Praying Hand)
 
Material 
Metal Zamak
 
Made in Italy
 
Fact About the Cross
 
The original Pope Francis Pectoral Cross, weighing approximately 80g, is crafted from sterling silver. This iconic ornamental cross is not the creation of a Vatican goldsmith but rather of Giuseppe Albrrizzi, a skilled artisan master craftsman from Pavia, Italy. Albrrizzi acknowledges that while he produced the cross, the design was originally conceived by his teacher, the late sculptor Antonio Vedele. Pope Francis has worn this significant cross since his time as Archbishop of Buenos Aires. (Source: UPA Federimpresa) Antonio Vedele passed away in 1997.
 
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