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St. Christopher Football Medal Leather Cord Necklace with Prayer Card for Boys & Men

SKU: PSD570FT
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Color: Silver tone
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St. Christopher Football Medal Leather Cord Necklace with Prayer Card for Boys & Men

For the young athlete who leaves it all on the field and carries his faith into every play, this pewter St. Christopher football medal necklace is a bold statement of devotion and determination. The front of the oval medal features an engraved image of a football player running down the field, encircled by the words "Saint Christopher Protect Us"; the reverse bears St. Christopher holding the Christ Child β€” patron of travelers and protector of those who journey far. Worn on a 24" black leather cord with lobster clasp and paired with a laminated prayer card, it's a gift that goes beyond the final whistle. Made in the USA.

🏈 Two-Sided Medal
Football player & "Saint Christopher Protect Us" on front; St. Christopher holding the Christ Child on reverse.
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Made in USA
Non-tarnishing pewter with silver-tone finish on a 24" black leather cord with lobster clasp closure.
πŸ™ Includes Prayer Card
Laminated prayer card featuring two hands grasping a football, Matthew 28:20, and the "Always With You" athlete's prayer.
🎁 Gift-Ready
A meaningful gift for Catholic football players β€” ideal for birthdays, First Communion, Confirmation, or end-of-season recognition.

Specifications

Medal Size 1"H Γ— 5/8"W
Material Pewter, silver-tone finish (non-tarnishing)
Cord 24" black leather cord with lobster clasp
Prayer Card Laminated; football imagery & Matthew 28:20
Packaging Clear laminate plastic hang tag
SKU PSD570FT
Sold by Catholic Faith Store
Origin Made in USA

Consider the size of your head and width of your neck when selecting cord length. For more help, see our necklace length guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is St. Christopher and why is he associated with athletes?

St. Christopher is the patron saint of travelers, venerated for protection during all journeys β€” physical and spiritual. His name means "Christ-bearer," and he is widely invoked by athletes who travel for competition and those seeking strength and safe passage. The image of St. Christopher holding the Christ Child is one of the most recognized in Catholic devotional art.

What age range is this necklace appropriate for?

The 24" leather cord fits boys, teens, and adult men comfortably. The oval medal's size (1" high) gives it a bold, visible presence that works well for youth through adult wearers.

Does the leather cord have a clasp?

Yes β€” unlike some cord styles, this necklace features a lobster clasp closure, making it easy to put on and take off independently. It's a practical choice for younger athletes.

Is this a good gift for a football player?

It's an ideal gift for any Catholic football player β€” whether for a birthday, First Communion, Confirmation, end-of-season banquet, or team gift. The sport-specific medal design and included prayer card make it both personal and faith-filled.

Will the pewter medal tarnish over time?

No β€” this medal is made from non-tarnishing pewter, so it maintains its silver-tone finish with minimal care. Simply wipe clean with a soft cloth as needed.

Prayer on the back of the card reads:
Always With You
Dear God Our Father,
help me to wisely use the gifts and talents that You have so graciously bestowed upon me.
Create in me Dear Lord: The right attitude with which to excel in any endeavor. A firm belief in You, Our Savior, that through You I can do great things. A strong desire to never quit, no matter what the odds. A willingness to give 100% of myself to You and to others at all times.
Dear Lord, bestow in me a true understanding that, with You beside me, there is no end to what I can achieve.
Amen.


"Know that I am with you always." β€” Matthew 28:20