Product Description
Paten of the Immaculate Light – Engraved with Ave Maria Emblem
5-3⁄4˝ Diameter | 24k Bright Gold-Plated | Honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary
A tribute to purity, grace, and maternal love, the Paten of the Immaculate Light is a sacred vessel designed to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary in the heart of the Eucharistic celebration. Crafted with both spiritual significance and radiant beauty, this paten brings Marian devotion into the very act of worship.
Measuring 5-3⁄4 inches in diameter, the paten is plated in brilliant 24k gold, offering a warm, luminous finish that glows beneath the light of the sanctuary. Its smooth, reflective surface draws the heart toward the mystery of the Eucharist while subtly reflecting the glory of heaven’s Queen.
At its center, the paten bears a finely engraved Ave Maria emblem, a timeless symbol of reverence for the Mother of God. The simple yet powerful monogram evokes centuries of Marian devotion, reminding the faithful of Mary's role in salvation history and her enduring intercession for the Church.
This paten is an ideal choice for Marian feast days, Masses celebrated in honor of Our Lady, or any liturgical setting where her presence is especially cherished. It is equally meaningful as a devotional piece in Marian shrines, chapels, or religious communities, or as a heartfelt gift for clergy and those with a deep love for the Blessed Mother.
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Material: Premium metal base with 24k bright gold plating
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Design: Features an engraved Ave Maria emblem at the center
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Diameter: 5-3⁄4˝ – suitable for daily or solemn liturgical use
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Finish: Radiant, mirror-like gold for reverent presentation
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Symbolism: Honors the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Hail Mary prayer
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Use: Perfect for Marian feast days, devotional chapels, or clergy gifts
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Care: Durable and easy to maintain with gentle cleaning
This sacred vessel embodies the light, purity, and intercession of the Immaculate Virgin. Whether used on the altar or given as a gift of devotion, the Paten of the Immaculate Light serves as a radiant reminder of Mary’s maternal presence in the life of the Church.
