This extra-large devotional medal features Pope Francis giving his apostolic blessing on one side and Our Lady of Good Counsel tenderly embracing the Child Jesus on the other. Measuring approximately 1.5" inches, this powerful medal is Made in Italy.

A rare find due to its impressive size and detail, this medal is ideal for adding to your rosary, chaplet, or devotional display—but too large for most necklaces. It was originally blessed by Pope Francis and has since received an additional blessing by Pope Leo XIV, enhancing its spiritual richness and protective power.

Whether carried in prayer or displayed as a sign of faith and Marian devotion, this medal unites papal authority with the gentle counsel of Our Blessed Mother.

Spiritual Benefits and Uses:

• Features Pope Francis and Our Lady of Good Counsel

• Blessed by Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV in Rome

• Ideal for use with rosaries, chaplets, or sacred devotional spaces

• Made in Italy with non-tarnish finish and lifetime guarantee

• Symbol of papal unity and Marian protection

• Unique size makes it a standout spiritual item and collector’s piece

Pope Leo XIV, the first pontiff from the Augustinian Order, has a profound devotion to Our Lady of Good Counsel, a title of the Virgin Mary closely associated with the Augustinians and the miraculous icon housed in Genazzano, Italy

Just two days after his election in May 2025, Pope Leo XIV made his first pilgrimage outside the Vatican to the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Genazzano. There, he prayed before the revered image and expressed his lifelong trust in Mary's guidance, stating in the shrine's guestbook:

"Still in the first days of the pontificate, I felt the duty and a deep longing to approach Genazzano, the shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel, who, throughout my life, has accompanied me with her maternal presence, with her wisdom, and the example of her love for her son who is always the center of my faith. Way, truth and life. Thank you Mother, for your help - accompany me in this new mission."