3 Religious Blessed Medals St Benedict, PATRE BENEDICTA & J Paul Card Gold Color

Religious Medals ​There are three medals visible: ​Two Silver-Colored Medals 1 /4" about (Left): ​These appear to be St. Benedict Medals . They are characterized by a cross superimposed over an oval design that includes two wreaths or vines. ​The inscription visible on the medals is an abbreviated Latin phrase: "A S. S. PATRE BENEDICTA" which translates to "From the Holy Father Benedict." This is part of the traditional St. Benedict Medal design, which is a powerful sacramental, often worn by Catholics for protection against evil. The full medal usually includes other inscriptions, such as the initial letters of a specific exorcism prayer. ​One Small Gold-Toned Oval Pendant (Right): ​This is a small, oval pendant with a gold-tone border. ​It features a colorful enamel or painted depiction of what appears to be a religious scene, possibly the Virgin Mary holding or interacting with a child (perhaps the Infant Jesus). The art style suggests a devotional image, possibly from the Art Nouveau or a similar period, or a modern reproduction in that style. ​Prayer Card ​The central item is a small card, seemingly a slip of paper placed within a clear plastic holder, with a printed prayer and handwritten notation