Saint Delphine, a 13th-century Provençal noblewoman, led a life marked by chastity, prayer, and charity, living in spiritual union with her husband, Saint Elzear, in a marriage consecrated to God. After her widowhood, she chose evangelical poverty, devoting herself fully to works of mercy and a life of profound humility. To wear a medal of Saint Delphine is to be inspired by her purity of heart and her love detached from earthly goods, asking for the grace to live with faith, generosity, and simplicity.