Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, a 12th-century Cistercian monk, is a major figure in medieval spirituality, known for his deep devotion to Christ and the Virgin Mary, as well as for his influential writings and his role in the reform of the Cistercian order.
Bearer of a message of love, humility and ardent faith, he is also famous for having encouraged the Second Crusade.
To wear a Saint Bernard medal is to draw inspiration from his mystical wisdom and passionate commitment, asking for his protection and intercession in times of doubt and trial.