Saint Beatrice de Silva, a 15th-century Portuguese noblewoman, is known for her great beauty, deep piety, and devotion to the Virgin Mary, to whom she dedicated her life after miraculously escaping imprisonment. Founder of the Order of the Immaculate Conception, she embodied a luminous faith marked by purity, contemplation, and total abandonment to God.
A mystical saint and discreet reformer, she lived in humility and silence, carried by a radiant Marian vision. Wearing a medal of Saint Beatrice means choosing to walk under the gaze of Mary, in an inner quest for peace, purity, and absolute trust in Providence.