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Hand Crafted Paschal Candles 468 Sacristy Items K50 Flannel Bag For sacred vessels. Royal Blue or Red E-Z Task Candle Wax (specify color). K47 K48 K46 Remover 7˝ x 7˝ . $3.45 ea Gold and Silver White Gloves Polishing K50-S Remove wax from altar linens, Dozen . $3.35 ea. Polish Fits all. Cloths clothing, carpet, furniture, 8˝ x 12˝. $5.40 ea 12 oz. $3.45 pr. Two per bag. K50-M metalware and more items! Dozen . $5.30 ea. $8.95 Dozen $2.95 pr. $6.00 bag Wax remover K50-L 10˝ x 14˝. $6.25 ea. 8oz $9.95 Dozen . $6.15 ea. 78-3008 Wax remover K50-O 16˝ x 26˝ Ostensorium bag. quart $20.95 Red.............$14.00 ea. 78-3007 Wax remover 1 gallon $39.95 K3305 Clergy On Call Sign Durable white vinyl, 31⁄2˝ x 71⁄2˝, center hole for hanging. At- tached visor clip on back. $5.45 ea. Dozen $5.25 ea. Lighting Tapers The use of wax lighting tapers with a high quality lighter will make candle lighting trouble free. These tapers are specially treated to offer a more dependable lighting throughout the entire sanctuary. 91301201 Wax lighting tapers, 120 per box ........................................................................ $10.05 91305001 Wax lighting tapers, 500 per box ........................................................................ $35.95 91307001 Wood lighting tapers, thin 1/12” x 12”, 1000 per box ........................................ $16.85 91308001 Wood lighting tapers, thick 1/8” x 12”, 500 per box .......................................... $16.85 K3301 Clergy/Emergency Sign Double-sided text with red border, 31⁄2˝ x 71⁄2˝. Quality made Wine Away on heavy laminate. Red wine and grape juice Complete with metal clip. stain remover from most $4.35 ea. carpets, altar linens and Dozen $4.10 ea. fabrics. 12 fluid oz. 0886216600............$9.95 No. 2704 $7.00 ea WAX SCRAPER No. 209 $7.00 ea INCENSE SPOON 4 1/2" long No. 104 $7.80 ea Disposable Tarnish Wipes, 25 per container, with tarnish compound in each wipe. No. 1420 $25.00 ea Three Position Candle Lighter Hagerty’s Silver Polish Spray, with tarnish This three-position wand makes light- perventative, 14.5 oz spray can. ing candles of all shapes and sizes con- No. 80 $13.00 ea Cadie silver/gold polish cloths. Restores luster. venient. Comfortable to use and easy to Compound in the cloth. store, with a pre-adjusted flame. No. 1010 $30.00 per pkg Patented child-resistant mechanism; No. 2703 $7.00 ea No. BULB $9.50 ea Scratch free cleaning towels for sacred vessels. available in white, indigo and merlot. CHARCOAL TONGS Flicker bulb by Satco, Rinse, air-dry, and re-use. 12"x 24", 20 per package. 070330619890..............................$6.95 10" long medium base, 120 volt. Candles 469 “Your light comes, and the splendor of the lord goes over you” 470 10 Hour Metal Votive Candle Holders These votive candle holders are made of Anodized Aluminum, finished inside and outside! Unbreakable and easy to clean, they 7 Day Sanctuary Globes measure 1 7/8” x 2 1/8”. 10” tall globes with outside diameter of 4-1/2” and base outside diameter of 3-5/8”, available in ruby, RS-001 Red......................................................................$4.98 amber, purple, clear, blue and green. RS-002 Blue.....................................................................$4.98 51 Specify color................................................................................................................................$40.00 RS-003 Purple..................................................................$4.98 RS-004 Green.................................................................. $4.98 RS-005 Gold.....................................................................$4.98 RS-006 Silver.................................................................. $4.98 Dome-Style Globes 14 day glass globe measures 12 1/4” tall with a 3 3/4” diameter base. 93133101 Ruby Glass......$57.85 93133001 Crystal Glass...$57.85 93540701 Standing Frame, Brass..........................$57.85 14 Day Crackle Glass Globes 12” x 4” 1959 14 Day Crackle Glass Ruby.......$65.30 1959 14 Day Crackle Glass Ruby-Amber......$65.30 1959 14 Day Crackle Glass Clear.......$59.85 1959 14 Day Crackle Glass Amber................$65.30 No. 898X Swinging Torch Votive Glassware 51” ht, 7/8” socket 10 and 15 hour votives available in purple, clear, blue, amber, green, and ruby. 24 hour votives also Includes ruby or available upon request. clear globes. 93111412 10 Hour Purple 93115412 15 Hour Purple $1.75 ea. 93111012 10 Hour Clear 93115012 15 Hour Clear $1.75 ea. $285.00 pair 93111212 10 Hour Blue 93115212 15 Hour Blue $1.75 ea. 93111312 10 Hour Amber 93115312 15 Hour Amber $1.75 ea. Replacement Globes 93111612 10 Hour Green 93115612 15 Hour Green $1.75 ea. 898G, ruby or crystal replacement globe measures 93111112 10 Hour Ruby 93115112 15 Hour Ruby $1.75 ea. 2 1/2” x 6 1/4”................................................................$43.00 Quantity pricing available Candles 471 These convenient votive lights by Cathedral virtually eliminate glass clean up and breakage. Designed and manufactured by Cathedral to be burned in votive glass or metal stand. Candles Case Code Price Description Per Box Pack Number Per Gross 4 Hour Crystal 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344002 4 Hour Ruby 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344102 Inquire 4 Hour Blue 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344202 For 4 Hour Amber 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344302 Quantity 4 Hour Purple 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344402 4 Hour Green 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344602 Prices 4 Hour Pink 1 gross (144) 2 gross 88344702 Best Quality Votive Lights Our first quality votive lights, packaged in sturdy, durable boxes, are expertly molded under high pressure using only select refined waxes for cleaner, more dependable burning. Code Case 1 to 10 Size-Style Number Packing Gross 10-Hr.-Straight Side 88301002 2gr. 8-Hr.-Straight Side 88300804 4gr. Inquire 6-Hr.-Straight Side 88300604 4gr. 4-Hr.-Straight Side 88300404 4gr. For 2-Hr.-Straight Side 88300208 8gr. For use in aluminum votive cups. 6-Hr.-Straight Side 88310604 4gr. Quantity 4-Hr.-Straight Side. 88310404 4gr. 10-Hr.-Tapered 88331001 1gr. Prices . ® 15-Hr.-Tapered 88331501 1gr. Inserta lite 24-Hr.-Tapered 88332401 1gr. Combining clear plastic candle refills with the insulation of For Home devotion. reusable glass globes, our Inserta-lite® system provides an economical 8-Hr.-Straight Side 88300889 1doz. box 2.80 box alternative to traditional glass offering candles. The Inserta-lite® 15-Hr.-Tapered 88331589 1doz. box 3.95 box provides superior offering candle performance without the weight 15-Hr. 51% Beeswax 88121589 1doz. box 25.30 box and breakage associated with other glass offering candles. 3 Day 48/case 88363048 Inquire 5 Day 24/case 88365024 For 6 & 5-Day Glass Devotional Light Candles Quantity 6 Day 24/case 88366024 Prices Code Candle No. Pcs. 7 Day 24/case 88367024 No. & Container Size Case Reusable Glass Globe Crystal (5,6,7 Day) 93116012 16.25 doz. 776* 6-day glass 8" x 3" 12 Inquire for Reusable Glass Globe Colored (5,6,7 Day) 93116*12 18.70 doz. 744†† 6-day glass 8" x 3" 12 Quantity Prices Reusable Glass Globe Crystal (3 Day) 93117024 15.05 doz. ††Colors available: ruby, blue, Madonna blue, green, amber, purple, opal Reusable Glass Globe Colored (3 Day) 93117*24 17.05 doz. 1 3 * Ruby, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Green, Amber, Purple, Opal, Pink. 774* 5-day glass 6 /2" x 2 /4" 12 Inquire for 1 3 1 745††† 5-day glass 6 /2" x 2 /4" 12 Quantity Prices 15- P Style 8" x 2 /2" — 6- Day Candles *Clear †††Colors available: ruby, blue, amber Unbreakable plastic container in clear, ruby, blue, green, amber, opal and purple. 24 pieces to a case. Candle No. Code Pcs. & Container Size No. Case Inquire for 1 15P (plastic) 8" x 2 /2" 792* 24 Quantity 1 15P (plastic) 8" x 2 /2" 793† 24 Prices *Clear †Colors 3 1 12- P Style 5 /4" x 2 /2"— 5- Day Candles Unbreakable plastic container in clear, ruby, blue, green, amber and opal. 24 pieces to a case. Candle No. Code Pcs. & Container Size No. Case Inquire for 3 1 12P (plastic) 5 /4" x 2 /2" 794* 24 Quantity 3 1 12P (plastic) 5 /4" x 2 /2" 795† 24 Prices *Clear †Colors 1 9- P Style 4" x 2 /2"— 3- Day Candles Economy size, unbreakable plastic container in clear, ruby, blue, green, purple and amber. 48 pieces to a case. Candle No. Code Pcs. & Container Size No. Case Inquire for 1 9P (plastic) 4" x 2 /2" 789* 48 Quantity 1 9P (plastic) 4" x 2 /2" 790† 48 Prices *Clear †Colors 472 51% Beeswax 8-Day Glass Sanctuary Lights. The DOMUS CHRISTI 8-day sanctuary light is specially formulated to meet Diocesan requirements with 51% pure beeswax, select natural oils and choice premium waxes. The Domus Christi seal is your assurance of Superior burning performance. Bottle style—12 per case. 1-3 Dozen 88182012 $124.65 doz. 4 Dozen or more 88182012 115.80 doz. The SacraLite is carefully manufactured using select refined waxes for a dependable and clean 8-day burning performance. Bottle style—12 per case. 1-3 Dozen 88382013 $49.00 doz. 4 Dozen or more 88382013 45.30 doz. Our SacraLux sanctuary lights are formulated to provide a clean, dependable 8-day burning performance. The SacraLux is made with 12% Pure Beeswax, select natural oils and choice premium waxes. Each light is individually sealed, guaranteeing you to contain a minimum of 12% beeswax. Bottle style—12 per case. 1-3 Dozen 88082012 $65.35 doz. 4 Dozen or more 88082012 60.65 doz. The SacraLite® 14 Day Glass Sanctuary Light is carefully manufactured using only the finest select refined waxes for a clean and dependable 14-day burning performance. Bottle style - 9 per case.
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