Gifts

Dom Guéranger was the author of The Liturgical Year, which covers every day of the Catholic Church's Liturgical Cycle. It is a set of 15 volumes. Guéranger, the Abbot of Solesmes, restored the Priory of Solesmes. Guéranger was well regarded by Pope Pius I

Traditional Chalice II

This Traditional Chalice is decorated with Eucharistic grape vine and wheat ornaments. The inscription on the node reads: "Hic Est Filius Meus Dilectus" - This is My Beloved Son.

Traditional Chalice III

An handy study-manual of the 1962 Roman Liturgy

A fresh and relaxing way to start your day with floral elements mixed with mandarin oranges and sweet chocolate.

Annunciation by Daniel Mitsui

Neo Gothic Style Chalice

Gothic style Chalice, richly decorated with hand engraved oval silver medallions of the Twelve Apostoles. Fine filigree overlay on cup and base.

Embroidered Amice, 100% linen with IHS and Fleur-de-lis crosses in corners

Priests celebrating the Mass according to the 1962 Missale Romanum (Extraordinary Form) will benefit greatly from this card

A Simple and Clear Introduction to the Traditional Latin Mass

A Young Catholic’s Daily Missal is designed to open up the spiritual treasures of the Traditional Latin Mass (1962 Missale Romanum) for young Catholics from the time of their First Communion up through their early teen years.

Meditations on the Virtues of Mary, the Holy Rosary, the Seven Sorrows and more...

Highly ornamented Baroque style chalice

A marvelous little guide to learning more about your Catholic faith!

Highly ornamented Baroque style Chalice. Elaborate floral and vintage baroque style ornamentation on cup, node and base. Gold and silver accents.

This is perhaps the most beautiful children’s book we have come across in a long time. Each lavishly illustrated page is mesmerizing in its detail but even more so for its love of the beauty of our Faith.

Our holy water bottles are empty and ready to be filled with holy water blessed by your parish priest.

These beautiful cards will grace any mantle or shelf. The image depicts the Adoration of the Magi by Gentile da Fabriano, with a history of the painting on the back of each card.