This is a medal-shaped keychain featuring a portrait of Guillaume-Joseph Chaminade. About Guillaume-Joseph Chaminade: Person: A French Catholic priest who lived from April 8, 1761, to January 22, 1850. Historical Background: He survived the persecution of the French Revolution and secretly carried out his duties as a priest. Achievements: He is known for founding the Society of Mary (Marianists) in 1817 and is currently known as "Blessed." The Latin inscription on the keychain, "QUODCUMQUE DIXERIT VOBIS FACITE," means "Do whatever he (Jesus) tells you." Detailed Information: Source: This phrase is a quote from the New Testament, John 2:5. Context: It was the words of Jesus' mother, Mary, to the servants at the wedding in Cana of Galilee when the wine ran out. Date: The inscription "ROME AHLIAD 2000" indicates that this commemorative medal was a souvenir or commemorative item made in Rome in the year 2000.