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First Holy Communion Metal Bookmark with Gold Tassel – John 6:35

$15.95
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First Holy Communion Bookmark – A Beautiful Keepsake of Faith

Celebrate the special occasion of a child's First Holy Communion with this lovely steel bookmark, featuring a meaningful Bible verse and traditional Eucharistic symbols.

With its warm, rustic wood-look design, this bookmark features a white cross, chalice, grapes and the words "First Communion". A beautiful gold-coloured cord and tassel add a decorative finishing touch, making it a thoughtful little gift to treasure long after their special day.

Measuring approximately 22mm wide x 92mm high, the bookmark is made from steel and is ideal for marking a favourite passage in a Bible, prayer book or devotional book.

A Beautiful Reminder of the Eucharist

The bookmark features a meaningful passage from the Gospel of John:

"I am the bread of life.
Whoever comes to me will never be hungry;
whoever believes in me will never be thirsty."
John 6:35

These beautiful words remind us of Jesus' promise and the importance of the Eucharist in our Catholic faith. A lovely keepsake for a child receiving Holy Communion for the very first time.

Product Details

  • Occasion: First Holy Communion
  • Material: Steel
  • Size: Approximately 22mm wide x 92mm high
  • Design: Rustic wood-look background with cross, chalice and grapes
  • Scripture: John 6:35 – I am the Bread of Life
  • Finish: Decorative gold-coloured cord and tassel
  • Presentation: Supplied on a decorative floral backing card
  • Suitable For: Boys and girls celebrating First Holy Communion
  • Dispatch: Within 2 business days

A Thoughtful Communion Gift: This lovely bookmark makes a meaningful gift from parents, grandparents, godparents, teachers or parish groups. Beautifully presented on its decorative backing card, it is also a wonderful addition to a First Holy Communion Bible, prayer book or greeting card.

A special little reminder of the day they first received Jesus in the Eucharist, and the love and blessings that will accompany them throughout their journey of faith.