CSSML Steel Bracelet

The Benedict's holy card has two sides, the front face is the image of Saint Benedict, and his right hand holds the cross with his left hand. On both sides of him are poisonous wine and poisonous bread. This is based on the legendary story about him. He is said to have been hated by his people and tried to murder him with poisonous bread, but he was cracked. The Latin “Eius in obitu nostro praesentia muniamur!” which is arranged in a circle on the edge of the edge means “May he help us to be strong before our death.” On the reverse side is a cross. Its bar reads "CSSML" is the abbreviation of Latin "Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux", which means "the sacred cross is my light." The "NDSMD" on the horizontal bar means "Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux" which means "The dragon will never be my master." The four letters "CSPB" in the four corners of the cross are "Crux sancti patris Benedicti" (Sacred Cross of Father Saint Benedict). On the edge of the holy card is the abbreviation for the Latin prayer (Vade retro Satana).