The Benedictine medal is a devotional medal honoring Saint Benedict and the Holy Scapular. to wear a satanic pentacle with it would be very evil and would do you great harm spiritually.
Roman Catholic AnswerA pentacle and a pentagram are different words for a five pointed star. The pentagram usually refers to an inverted pentacle, often with a goat's head in the center of it. Unfortunately, although the pentagram is specifically a Satanic symbol, the pentacle is pagan and all pagan rites, even those not specifically Satanic, are based on spirits that are opposed to Christian worship, in other words, demons. Although the most successful demonic influences have divorced themselves from "demonic" and "Satan" at least in their face to the world. Avoid all of it, it is not of God.Pentacle before 1600 was used among Roman Catholics as a symbol of protection, that they believed to represent the five wounds of Christ. Still in some Roman Catholic churches built before 1600, you may find a pentacle engraved or as a window decoration. As an example, In Sri Lanka, you can still find a pentacle on the front top window of the St Mary's church dehiwala. After 1600 's the Vatican rejected the use of pentacle in any connection of the Roman catholic church. Since then the followers believed it is associated with the demons.
Pentacle now, is the official religious symbol of Wicca. Wiccans use the upright pentacle (inside a circle) as a symbol of protection. On the alter, Pentacle represents the element of Earth.
In the Wiccan point of view, wearing a medal that represents Gnosticism along with a pentacle does no harm.
No, the Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal cannot be worn with the Army Active Duty Good Conduct Medal. Each medal is earned for different accomplishments and periods of service, and they are not meant to be worn together.
It is widely worn and is frequently listed not as a comemorative medal but as a campaign or service medal. Worn also in Berkshire and Hampshire Fire Services where, in Hampshire, it is worn on the left ( like the St Johns medal) not with the Hampshire medal which is worn on the right.
what was the army comadition medal given for in viet nam
if you go to your virtual and click awards and decs....anything that has the word medal in it is worn on the mess dress. Good conduct medal, army accomedation medal, national defense medal, air force achievement medal, etc.
On any appropriate uniform, the Medal of Honor is a medal worn only around the neck.
A medal is always going to have a medal attached. However, for most working uniforms, ribbons representing the medal are worn. They have the same design as the drape of the medal.
On the Army Good Conduct Medal, three knots are worn on the suspension ribbon to denote each award of the medal.
Mask, makeup, medal, mittens and muffler are things that can be worn. They begin with the letter m.
Yes they can.
The Congressional Medal of Honor is not located in a specific physical place. Instead, it is awarded to individuals for acts of valor in the name of the United States. Recipients and their families typically keep the medal and display it in their homes or donate it to museums for public view.
People wear the Miraculous Medal, also known as the Medal of the Immaculate Conception, to receive blessings through the Blessed Virgin Mary. Stories of cures and conversions by those who have worn the medal have been reported throughout the years.
In the US Military, a "ribbon" is worn on the informal dress uniform, representing the medal. It is of the same color as the medal. There are also ribbons authorized for which no medal is used. In a dress uniform they are typically worn on the right side, while the medals are worn over the heart. You would never wear the medal and the ribbon representing the medal at the same time. Examples would be various unit citations or skill awards. The Navy issues marksmanship ribbons rather than badges. Sea Service Deployment ribbons are awarded for spending long periods of time deployed on ships or with Marine units.