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Laminated cardstock First Communion keepsake cross with bracelet – 9 cm

Laminated cardstock First Communion keepsake cross with bracelet – 9 cm

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Colorful and meaningful First Communion keepsake cross made of laminated cardboard with a decade bracelet, designed as a symbolic gift to accompany children on the day of their first encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist. This original First Communion keepsake combines the significance of the cross with the main Eucharistic symbols, making it a thoughtful gift highly appreciated by catechists, parishes, and families.

The cross, made of durable laminated cardboard, is decorated with the chalice, the IHS host, wheat ears, and grapes, immediate symbols of the Sacrament of the Eucharist. The matching bracelet attached to the front adds a personal and wearable element, especially appreciated by children as a memento of the celebration. The bracelet is adjustable and fits any wrist.

A First Communion prayer is printed on the back, making this item not only a commemorative keepsake but also a small aid for prayer and reflection after the celebration.

The bracelet is available in different colors and the first available color will be shipped, always ensuring the same product quality. Thanks to the practical hole at the top, the cross can easily be hung in a child's bedroom, on a backpack, or in a prayer corner.

This First Communion keepsake cross with bracelet is ideal as a Communion favor, a gift for children receiving Communion, a keepsake for catechism groups, or for parish distributions, making it one of the most requested religious Communion items.

A simple yet deeply meaningful gift, perfect for preserving the joy of the first encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist over time.

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