Holy Water Flask

Take holy water with you on-the-go with a convenient stainless steel engraved flask designed specifically for this strong sacramental. *Flask comes empty.

"I have found by experience that there is nothing from which the devils fly more quickly than from holy water." -St. Teresa of Avila

Blessing and Protection >> Bless yourself, your family, your home and your work with holy water for protection from evil and to sanctify all for the glory of God. Keep this durable holy water flask in your home, office, and car so it is always at your fingertips when you need it.

Never leave home without it. >> With a convenient pocket size and lobster claw keychain clasp, this sturdy flask is easy to attach to your backpack, rucksack, briefcase or belt loop so you can keep holy water within reach for protection and blessing wherever you go.

Set Apart and Sacred >> Sacramentals deserve a special vessel setting them apart for sacred use. Laser engraved with the words "Holy Water" and the Latin inscription "Romana Ecclesia Catholica" meaning "Roman Catholic Church" encircling the emblem of the papal keys, this flask is specifically designed for holy water and clearly identifies its sacred contents.

-Latin inscription and papal key emblem

-Durable stainless steel flask

-Convenient keychain clip

-Transport to home, office, travels and the sick

Specifications

-Laser engraved with the words "Holy Water" and Latin inscription "Romana Ecclesia Catholica" meaning "Roman Catholic Church" encircling the papal keys

-Holds 1 fl. oz. (Water not included)

-Dimensions: 1.5” x 3” x .5”

Other Information

What is a sacramental? >> Sacramentals, like holy water, are sacred signs instituted by the Church. Though they do not confer grace in the same way that sacraments do, by the Church's prayer, they prepare people to receive grace and dispose them to cooperate with it.

Sacramentals draw their power from Jesus Christ. "For well-disposed members of the faithful, the liturgy of the sacraments and sacramentals sanctifies almost every event of their lives with the divine grace which flows from the Paschal mystery of the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Christ." (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1670)