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Manufacturer of altar bread and supplier of candles, vestments, clerical garments, chalices and accessories. Ships internationally. Features company profile, online catalogue, item search and ordering.
Worst experience ever!
I bought 2 boxes of 9-day candles from this supplier's eBay shop in August 2025. The candle wicks were completely inadequate. When the candles were lit, the wicks got flooded with wax and went out. Despite several emails to the seller, they did not reply. I thought that, being church suppliers, the product quality would have been fit for purpose and, at the very least, that they would have responded to my emails.
The items shown on the website do not match what was sent. The pictures on the sales page are of a much higher quality finish on both the moulding and the quality of paintwork
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