Product Description
The Sacred Healing Ministry Cherry and Ivory Cross with Candles and Holy Water Set
The Sacred Healing Ministry Cherry and Ivory Cross with Candles and Holy Water Set is a beautifully crafted, essential tool for ministers and caregivers who provide spiritual support and comfort during times of illness and distress. Designed with reverence and grace, this set features a stunning cherry wood cross with an ivory-sprayed corpus, standing at 13-1/4" in height. It is perfect for use in homes, hospitals, nursing homes, or anywhere sacramental care is needed.
This set includes everything required for a meaningful sick call, including beeswax candles and a holy water bottle, all of which are securely stored in a special compartment at the back of the cross. The candles are intended to be lit during sick calls or when the Blessed Sacrament is brought to the home, symbolizing the presence of light and prayer.
Features:
- Elegant Design: A beautifully crafted cherry wood cross with an ivory-sprayed corpus, standing at 13-1/4" in height, combining elegance and reverence.
- Complete Set: Includes beeswax candles and a holy water bottle, specially designed to fit in a storage area behind the cross for easy access during sick calls.
- Sacred Items: The candles and holy water bring the sacred presence of Christ into the home, symbolizing prayer, healing, and comfort.
- Portable and Convenient: Ideal for home visits, hospital calls, or private prayer, this set is designed for easy transport and storage.
- For Spiritual Care Providers: Perfect for clergy, chaplains, or caregivers who provide spiritual healing and comfort to those in need, whether in the home or at other locations.
The Sacred Healing Ministry Cherry and Ivory Cross with Candles and Holy Water Set serves as a beautiful and meaningful tool to offer God's presence, healing, and peace during times of sickness or distress. It is more than a set—it is a symbol of faith, love, and compassion, bringing light and hope to those in need of comfort and prayer.
