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Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross Pewter Meda with Plated Chain, St. Juan Diego, St. Francis Xavier, St. Nino de Atocha, St. Pio and Our Lady of Guadalupe in the center.

Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross Pewter Medal | Bliss USA
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Bliss Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross Sterling Silver Medal with a Plated Chain, Measures 1 1/4-inch tall by 1-inch wide, Saints; St. Juan Diego, St. Francis Xavier, St. Nino de Atocha, St. Pio and Our Lady of Guadalupe

Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross Sterling Silver Medal | Bliss
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Bliss Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross 14kt Gold-filled Medal with a Gold-plated Chain, Measures 1 1/4-inch tall by 1-inch wide, Saints; St. Juan Diego, St. Francis Xavier, St. Nino de Atocha, St. Pio and Our Lady of Guadalupe

Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross Gold-filled Medal | Bliss
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Bliss Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross 14kt Gold Medal, Measures 1 1/4-inch tall by 1-inch wide, Saints; St. Juan Diego, St. Francis Xavier, St. Nino de Atocha, St. Pio and Our Lady of Guadalupe

Our Lady of Guadalupe 5-Way Cross 14kt Gold Medal | Bliss
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St. Nino de Atocha Engravable Silver Rosary Centerpiece, Measures 1-inch tall by 3/4-inch wide

St. Nino de Atocha Engravable Rosary Centerpiece | Bliss USA
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Bliss Manufacturing St Nino de Atocha 6mm Faux Pearl Bead Rosary,

Bliss St Nino de Atocha 6mm Faux Pearl Bead Rosary
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Bliss St Nino de Atocha Catholic Saint Medal

Bliss St Nino de Atocha Catholic Saint Medal
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Bliss Spanish Santo Nino de Atocha Catholic Patron Saint Medal

Bliss Spanish Santo Nino de Atocha Catholic Patron Saint Medal
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Bliss Nino de Atocha Pewter Medal 3/4-inch and Prayer Holy Card Gift Set,

Nino de Atocha Medal & Holy Card Gift Set | Bliss USA
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The Sacred Child of Atocha, also known as Nino de Atocha and Holy Infant of Atocha is revered in Spain and the New World for performing miracles and helping the helpless. He is depicted as a young male pilgrim wearing a brimmed hat and cape, holding a basket of roses or food and a staff. He is the patron of pilgrims and has been worshipped since the 1200s, when Spanish King Alphonse the Wise revealed his devotion to Our Lady of Atocha. This devotion stems from a legend about the Child bringing food to prisoners of faith as he roamed the land. Nino de Atocha became a symbol for Spain during the expulsion of the Moors and Spanish explorers brought his statues to the New World. St Nino de Atocha is recognized as the Patron Saint for Pilgrims Mexico, Travelers, Prisoners, and Protection from Danger. His memorial feast day is celebrated in 25th of December.