Sacraments, Liturgical Celebrations and Services

For parishes preparing for events such as First Holy Communion, Confirmation and Baptisms administered throughout the liturgical year, we recommend our souvenirs in the form of diplomas, Confirmation candidate's indexes, as well as a wide selection of gifts for those receiving the sacrament. In addition, we offer communion or primacy pictures for newly ordained priests. For those preparing to receive the sacrament and their families, we offer devotional booklets, as well as such items as invitations or unique silver gifts as a beautiful memento of the event.

First Communion Souvenir

The First Communion souvenir is something extraordinary, a kind of piggy bank of memories, emotions associated with the first Eucharist. It also reminds us of the importance of the Sacrament, of full participation in the Mass. With the First Communion Souvenir, it makes us remember the people closest to us at that moment - parents, godparents, uncles, grandparents, the priest administering this Sacrament. The First Communion Souvenir will be a wonderful honor of that moment, will give a lot of joy to the person entering the Sacrament.

Souvenir of First Holy Communion engraving

First Communion souvenirs often occupy a place of honor in a child's room. They will always remind you of the importance of the Eucharist and also of the people who gave them. A dedication or a sentence engraved on the keepsake will further emphasize the nature of the relationship between you and your child. The engraving of the name, date, wishes or maxim will make the First Communion souvenir take on an individual and unique meaning. That is why engraving for a First Communion souvenir is very popular, not only among godparents.

Holy Baptism Souvenir Engraving

Engraving on Christening souvenirs is a very good way to emphasize the importance of the ceremony, further enhancing the sense of uniqueness. As a souvenir of Holy Baptism, the engraving can be enclosed in just a few symbolic letters, words, sentences or lines, and years later the baptized person is sure to read the sentence addressed to his person with great interest.