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5.75" Cherry Celtic Crucifix

5.75" Cherry Celtic Crucifix

by McVan
$48.00 - $48.00
$48.00
$48.00 - $48.00
$48.00

Description:

This 5.75" Cherry Celtic Crucifix is crafted from high-quality cherry stained wood and showcases a stunning gold plated corpus and INRI. Measuring 5.50", it comes beautifully presented in a gift box. This crucifix is not only a beautiful addition to any home, but also serves as a powerful symbol of protection for you and your loved ones. Perfect for gift-giving, this item is sure to inspire and guide you through the power of the cross. Made in the USA!

 
Item No.

MV-79-42561

Product Information
  • 5.75" Cherry Celtic Crucifix
  • Made from the finest quality cherry stained wood featuring a gold plated corpus and INRI
  • Size: 5.50"
  • The item arrives gift-boxed
  • Perfect way to guide and keep you and your loved ones safe and protected through the power of the cross and gift-giving.
  • 1 Piece Per Package
  • Made in the USA
Story and Symbolism

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the crucifix is a sacramental, a "sacred sign" instituted by the church that prepares Catholics to receive God's grace. For example, Catholics believe that gazing at the crucifix during prayer will help stimulate feelings of hope, love and trust. According to the catechism, a sacramental draws its power from the paschal mystery which is central to the Catholic faith and refers to Jesus' suffering, death and resurrection.

Source:

1) Adams, A. Why Does the Catholic Church Use a Crucifix?
2) The Vatican: Catechism of the Catholic Church