Original: $56.95
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$17.09The Story
- Genuine Leather Journal
- Embossed Deacon Stole Cross
- Perfect gift for new deacons
- Rich cherry color
- Organizational accessory
This genuine leather personal journal with the deacon stole cross symbol is the perfect gift for someone new to the diaconate or a long-time favorite in your parish.
The convenient design helps with daily organization with the elastic band closure, interior plastic sleeve that holds a picture or prayer card as well as a pen, USB holder and an area for a personalized engraving plate for your favorite prayer or inspirational quote. Journal contains a replaceable 200 page (100 sheet) pad of antique lined paper with ornate gold edging.
A coordinating 12" bookmark is secured to the journal's spine. Back inside cover contains a sleeve to store pages. Personalization, if desired, will go on a metal laminate inside the cover. A great accessory for any deacon.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
- Genuine Leather Journal
- Embossed Deacon Stole Cross
- Perfect gift for new deacons
- Rich cherry color
- Organizational accessory
This genuine leather personal journal with the deacon stole cross symbol is the perfect gift for someone new to the diaconate or a long-time favorite in your parish.
The convenient design helps with daily organization with the elastic band closure, interior plastic sleeve that holds a picture or prayer card as well as a pen, USB holder and an area for a personalized engraving plate for your favorite prayer or inspirational quote. Journal contains a replaceable 200 page (100 sheet) pad of antique lined paper with ornate gold edging.
A coordinating 12" bookmark is secured to the journal's spine. Back inside cover contains a sleeve to store pages. Personalization, if desired, will go on a metal laminate inside the cover. A great accessory for any deacon.
