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White Pearl Crystal Heart and Cross Bracelet with Crystal Cross Earring

White Pearl Crystal Heart and Cross Bracelet with Crystal Cross Earring

by McVan
$26.00 - $26.00
$26.00
$26.00 - $26.00
$26.00

Description:

An absolutely divine White Pearl Crystal Heart and Cross Bracelet with Crystal Cross Earring is specially made to celebrate your child's first communion. This stunning jewelry set will be a perfect representation of our faith and will definitely catch everyone's heart. It's a lovely gift for a First Communicant and perfectly captures the joyful spirit of Communion Day! 

Item No.: MV-PND16

Features:

  • White Pearl Crystal Heart and Cross Bracelet with Crystal Cross Earring
  • The bracelet features a crystal heart and cross charm.
  • Includes a for someone special card
  • The necklace will surely capture the joyful spirit of their Communion.
  • Arrives in a carefully packaged clear top gift box.
  • Made in the USA.

Story & Symbolism: 

The First Holy Communion is an important sacrament that every Catholic child must receive because it unites us to Christ, who shares His Body and Blood with us to form a single body (CCC 1331). Catholic Christians partake in Holy Communion to recognize the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ during the Eucharist through the power of the Holy Spirit and the priest's intercession. Under the appearances of bread and wine — Christ's body, blood, soul, and divinity — the glorified Christ, who rose from the dead, is truly present.
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