RCIA Sacrament Certificate of Initiation Unframed

RCIA Sacrament Certificate of Initiation Unframed

RCIA
SKU:
PRI-CERT-RCIA1
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(2 reviews)

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Width:
11.00 (in)
Height:
12.00 (in)
Depth:
0.05 (in)
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Description

Celebrate and share blessings of remembrance with a loved one going through the process of RCIA with our RCIA Sacrament Certificate! On the certificate, the symbols of Christian initiation adorn the top and sides: the waters of Baptism, the Holy Spirit as a dove and a shield to represent Confirmation, and the chalice with wheat and grapes to represent the feast partaken of in First Communion. Below these is a place to personalize the certificate with dates, names, places, and more for Baptism, Confirmation, and First Communion!

Remind yourself and the new adult partaker of the Body of Christ of the beauty and great responsibility that it is to be a follower of Christ.

Certificates come in 8x10 or 11x14 inch sizes and are printed on #100 cardstock for sturdiness and durability. They can be bought as singles or in packs of 50 for some extra savings. It adds the perfect touch to a RCIA gift so that the glorious and initiating day(s) can be remembered for years to come!

 

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Additional Information
Source:
This item is American-made by hand in our Steubenville workshop, not imported.

Reviews

  • 5
    Beautiful Depictions

    Posted by Marie on 17th Mar 2022

    We are anxious to use this Easter.

  • 5
    RCIA Certificates

    Posted by Sister Catherine T McConnell, HM on 23rd May 2019

    These are the nicest certificates I have ever seen. For years I looked for certifiacates that were clear and not generic. They distinguish between neophytes and candidates who completed their Sacraments. Because each Sacrament is spelled out, it is clear as to entered the Church from another Christian communion. I hope you never stop making these!