Home Blessing & Protection Kit

With this kit, bless your home and install a specially-blessed St. Benedict medal for protection throughout the year!

The Catholic Church offers a profound blessing liturgy for the home. In addition, the Catholic Church recommends the installation of a St. Benedict medal (which is blessed with a unique exorcism prayer since 1741!) in every home.  

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With our Holy Heroes Blessing and Protection Kit, you'll have everything you need conveniently packed into one place. We've got it all covered, allowing you to focus on the meaningful experience itself.

The complete kit contains:

• Complete step-by-step instructions for the head of household to celebrate the Catholic Home Blessing (the prayers and actions to accompany the blessing)
• Holy Water Bottle (Holy water NOT included--they don't like liquids in the US mail! Fill it at your parish.)
• Chalk for marking the doorway of your home
• St. Benedict Medal (standing) for a place of honor in your home
• Official St. Benedict Medal Blessing (English and Latin included)--NOTE: the blessing of the Saint Benedict medal includes a unique exorcism prayer first promulgated in 1741 by Pope Benedict XIV) so it may only be done legitimately by a priest or deacon. Simply bring this card and your medal to your parish priest to have him bless it!

Customers have raved about the wonderful experience they had with our kit. They were delighted to find that it contained everything necessary to fulfill the home blessing. The breakdown of roles for the head of the household and family participation was clear and easy to follow. It's an opportunity to involve the entire family, creating a memorable and uplifting experience. Start the new year with a blessed home!

We realized that more families need to be aware of the St. Benedict medal and utilize it to protect themselves (especially while their children are still young). Known as the “Devil Chasing Medal,” the St. Benedict medal has the power:

1. To destroy witchcraft and all other diabolical influences;
2. To keep away the influences of wicked and evil-minded persons;
3. To impart protection to persons tempted, deluded, or tormented by evil spirits;
4. To obtain the conversion of sinners into the Catholic Church, especially when they are in danger of death;
5. To serve as an armor against temptation, especially temptations again purity;
6. To destroy the effects of poison;
7. To secure a timely and healthy birth for children;
8. To afford protection against storms and lightning;
9. To serve as an efficacious remedy for bodily afflictions and a means of protection against contagious diseases.

This powerful (and little-known) sacramental is not “magic,” but rather a way of accepting graces due to our faith in Jesus Christ and the powerful intercessory prayers of St. Benedict.