Silver Chalice First Communion Pendant

Name: Silver Chalice First Communion Pendant
Brand: Isabelle's Dreams
SKU: 012-28738
Price: 35.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

$35.00

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Suitable for First Communion Girls

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SKU:012-28738 Categories: First Communion, Occasions Tags: Austrian, Chalice, Crystal, crystals, First Communion, First Holy Communion, Keepsake, Pendant, Silver, Sliver Product Class: ship-canada-usa

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Silver Chalice First Communion Pendant

Silver-plated First Communion Chalice is surrounded with clear Austrian Crystals in a circle. In addition it comes with a 18″ chain and represented in a velvet jewel box. Excellent quality! Together with one of our nice cards it will surely be impressive.

Item Info

Medal size: 9/16″ High

Material: silver plated

Isabelle’s Dreams Shipping Guarantee

Before shipping we inspect each item carefully for any defects. Usually our products come in craft box. To safeguard the shipping process all items are packaged securely.

Signature Isabelle’s Dreams Presentation

Exclusive from Isabelle’s Dreams, we ship each gift in our signature gift bag with tissue paper. Further, a courtesy gift card with your greeting will accompany your gift.

Presentation Upgrade for Sliver Chalice First Communion Pendant

In case of gifting we offer gift wrapping to elevate more suitable presentation. You can upgrade our gift card to a full size greeting card to further uplift the presence of your gift.

Further we are listing a few suitable pairings with our Sliver Chalice First Communion Pendant:

Gina Freehill Collection Keepsake Box First Communion

Silver Chalice Bracelet First Holy Communion

The Story of First Holy Communion

First Communion is a service in Christian custom during which a child first receives the Eucharist. It is truly common in the Latin Church custom of the Catholic Church. It is also common at Lutheran Church and Anglican Communion. In churches that revel First Communion, it typically occurs between the ages of 7 and 13, often acting as a rite of passage.

Truly the sacrament of First Communion is a big custom for Catholic families and friends. For Catholics, Holy Communion is the third of seven sacraments to take. It occurs only after receiving Baptism, and once the person has reached the age of reason. First confession must precede the welcome of the Eucharist. All Latin-rite Catholics, whereas Byzantine Catholics practice this order of the service chiefly.

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