Gifts for Priests and Deacons

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A priest already owns a rosary. What he does not own is a Last Supper carved in Bethlehem, a standing crucifix for the rectory desk, or a chalice carving from the olive wood of the Holy Land. These gifts come from Christian families who carve for the churches of Bethlehem, and they suit an ordination, a first Mass, an anniversary, Clergy Appreciation Day, or a farewell from the parish.

Parishes and Knights of Columbus councils pool for the larger carvings. Individual families choose a standing crucifix or a saint statue for his office.

Shop by budget Under $25: ornaments, pocket crosses, prayer bracelets, keychains $25 to $75: wall crosses, rosaries, cross necklaces, small carvings Heirloom pieces over $75: statues, nativity sets, large crucifixes, museum carvings Buy 5 or more small gifts and save 20 percent automatically at checkout, 10 or more save 30 percent. Free US shipping on orders $59 and over. Every order ships from Colorado in 1 to 2 business days with a certificate of authenticity.

Questions people askWhat is a good ordination gift?

A standing crucifix, a Last Supper carving, or a chalice carving. For a deacon, a St. Stephen or St. Lawrence statue is traditional.

What do you give a priest for his anniversary?

A larger carving for the rectory or office: a Sacred Heart statue, a Good Shepherd carving, or a nativity set he can use every Advent.

Can a parish order one gift together?

Yes. Order online with the parish address, or call 1 844 999 HOLY for a group invoice. We include a card naming the parish.

When is Clergy Appreciation Day?

The second Sunday of October. Order by October 1 for delivery in time.

Is anything engraved or personalized?

We add a printed card with your message in every box. Ask us about engraving on standing crucifix bases.

See standing crucifixes and Last Supper carvings.