Delight your OCIA candidate or catechumen with a personalized keepsake marking their full communion with Christ and His Church. Each...
Delight your OCIA candidate or catechumen with a personalized keepsake marking their full communion with Christ and His Church.
Each devotional features intricate traditional Catholic symbols — including the Holy Spirit and the Seven Gifts strengthened in Confirmation — along with the sacred words of the Liturgy of the Eucharist: “This is My Body; this is My Blood.”
With gilded edges and a compact size (approximately 4" x 2¾" x ¾"), it fits easily in a pocket or purse as a lasting reminder of the Sacraments of Initiation. Handcrafted in the United States by Catholic artisans.
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Some of the symbols in this gift include:
Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit: The left pane features Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety, and Fear of the Lord radiating outward from the dove of the Holy Spirit.
Flames of Pentecost: Surrounding the dove, symbolizing the tongues of fire from Acts 2 and signifying empowerment for mission.
Eucharistic chalice and Host: Paired with the words of institution, “This is My Body; this is My Blood.” This grounds their entry into the Church not only in the Spirit’s strengthening gifts, but also in the Eucharistic mystery at the heart of Catholic life.
Catechetical message: The inscription “Strengthened in the Gifts of the Holy Spirit” ensures that catechumens and candidates recognize the life-changing reality of their reception into the Church.
Pastoral distinction: While Confirmation gifts emphasize spiritual battle and armor, OCIA/OCIC gifts focus on Eucharistic belonging — highlighting for converts that their initiation culminates in Communion with Christ and the Church.
Ordering for your parish or program? Bulk pricing (10% off) applies automatically on orders of 5 or more.
Orders up to 4 items typically ship next day and bulk orders (5 or more items) typically ship 5–7 business days after we receive your personalization details. For sacrament dates, we recommend ordering at least 2–3 weeks ahead — especially for parish bulk orders.
