Name-Day Gift Set
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A patron saint’s folding diptych chosen by first name, a stainless steel crucifix and a prayer rope, in a gift box with a card giving the saint’s life and feast day.
In the set
- Patron saint diptych · chosen by name
- Crucifix · your choice
- Orthodox Chotki Komboskini Black Color · Wool Prayer Rope 50 Knots
- We ship to all 50 states within two business days
- Free shipping on orders of $99 or more
- 30-day returns · consecrated items are final sale
Shipping
We pack every order within two business days and ship to all 50 states, DC and APO/FPO addresses. Shipping is free on orders of $99 or more, and $6.95 below that. With Consecration the set ships in the normal time. Shipping policy
Returns
Return any item within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Consecrated items are final sale. Returns policy
What Consecration is
The Consecration is of the set's diptych. Our priest consecrated each diptych before it left the workshop, one by one, with holy water and the prayers of the Church, so that it comes to you set apart for prayer, and filmed it with its number on a card. The same number is on its box and on its certificate, signed by the priest. The set comes with a vial of holy water. The name you give us is prayed for separately and isn't in the film. About Consecration
About the Name-Day Gift Set
Their saint, their day.
Every Orthodox Christian carries a saint’s name and keeps that saint’s feast as a second birthday: the name day. This set gives them their patron in a folding velvet icon, beside the Guardian Angel who has kept watch over them since baptism. It is the gift Russians, Greeks and Serbs give on a name day, and it lasts longer than a birthday card.
Why a patron saint
The saint whose name you bear is your intercessor for life. Orthodox Christians pray to their patron every morning, keep the icon in the prayer corner, and celebrate on the feast day with church and a meal. A Nicholas is in the care of St Nicholas the Wonderworker, the quick helper of travelers, children and the poor. A Matthew is under the Apostle who left the tax booth for Christ. A Patrick is under the Enlightener of Ireland.
- For whom
a godchild, a husband or son on his name day, a friend at their chrismation, a parent who has everything.
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