The candles and wax candles for Church have an origin in the early years of the Catholic Church.
The candles and candles originally had a double function. On the one hand, the candles and candles had a practical function, related to the lighting of rooms. On the other hand, a symbolic and evangelizing foundry related to Jesus.
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The colors of the chasubles are a very relevant element within the Masses and Offices that are celebrated throughout the Liturgical Year. The colors of the chasuble, as in the other sacred vestments, are identifying the mysteries of faith that are celebrated in each Liturgy.
The priests wear chasubles of one color or another depending on the moment of the Liturgical Year in which the celebration takes place. The colors of the chasuble are in accordance with the feeling of the liturgical season and invite the faithful to pray, in addition to showing a progressive sense of Christian life during the liturgical year.
For this reason, in today's post, we will focus on talking about the meaning and use of each of the colors of the chasuble.
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Wax candles, along with Easter candles and tealights, are essential consumables for Holy Week. Wax candles bring solemnity and beauty to our processions.
Despite its great importance, wax candles have a number of negative points. Participants and collaborators of processions and brotherhoods have contacted us raising problems related to wax candles.
In this entry we will see some solutions for these inconveniences that we propose from Brabander Religious Articles.
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New selection of tapestries with religious motifs. We have named these types of items as wall hangings. Through this denomination we try to differentiate them from the hangings or balcony that have their own characteristics.
The religious wall tapestries are decorated with religious images of Saints, images of the Virgin Mary or typical Christmas images.
The wall hangings are made of cotton and viscose. This composition gives them the appearance of an ancient tapestry, made using ancient techniques. Its appearance is classic and its finishes are sober and elegant. They are fundamentally designed to decorate the interior of the house or parish.
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The Christian Tradition is very rich in terms of symbols, words and images that represent Our Lord Jesus Christ. Today we will focus on two animals that have symbolized Jesus since the early years of Christianity: the fish and the pelican.
Throughout the centuries, these two symbols have remained present in the lives of Christians. The clearest example of this is that, to this day, we continue to use religious articles such as tabernacles, canopies or lecterns decorated with pelicans or fish.
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Liturgical charcoal is one of the consumables that we use the most in our parishes and homes. With an incense burner (censer), a few grains of good brotherhood or church incense, for example sandalwood-scented incense, and a charcoal tablet, we can transform the atmosphere of our house or church in our day-to-day or on dates. as marked as Holy Week.
Enjoying the smell of brotherhood or church incense has never been so easy. Our charcoal tablets to burn incense in the brotherhood or for the Church are very easy to light and have a very long-lasting combustion.
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