Description

This antique aluminium medal commemorates the 22nd International Eucharistic Congress held in Vienna from September 12th to 15th, 1912. Measuring 25 mm in diameter (approximately 0.98 inches), this medal features a beautifully detailed depiction of Jesus Christ on one side, holding a chalice and a host. The inscription highlights the Eucharistic theme of the congress: “INTERNATIONALIS EUCHARISTICUS CONGRESSUS.”

The reverse side presents the iconic Vienna Cathedral, radiating beams of light, symbolizing the spiritual significance of the event. The intricate details capture the essence of this historical and religious gathering, attended by dignitaries and faithful from across the globe.

Crafted from lightweight aluminium, the medal has withstood the test of time, showing a patina indicative of its age and use. A rare collector’s item, it offers both historical and devotional value.

• Event: 22nd International Eucharistic Congress, Vienna, 1912
• Material: Aluminium
• Diameter: 25 mm (0.98 inches)
• Obverse: Jesus Christ holding a chalice and host
• Reverse: Vienna Cathedral with radiating beams
• Condition: Antique, with patina from age and use

The 22nd International Eucharistic Congress was a landmark religious event that brought together clergy and laity to celebrate and reflect on the mystery of the Eucharist. Held in Vienna, it symbolized a deep commitment to faith and unity in the pre-war era.