The Recycled Catholic

The Recycled Catholic
The Recycled Catholic
Showing posts with label catholic gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catholic gifts. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2022

Catholic Vintage Tabernacle Music Box Nightlight from the 1940s.

 It's so hard to believe it's been 70 or 80 years of life for this music box. 

I buy this stuff and wonder who bought for the first time. What was their life like back then? This was probably sold just after WWII. Maybe it was in a Catholic veteran's home, just back from the war. I am probably not to far off :)

I think this might be more of a Boomer" thing, than anyother generation. Myself a boomer, remember this kind of stuff in Grandma and Grandpa's home. You might not and that's ok. 

This was cool and unique back then and I think it is now.  It might make a nice gift for a Catholic friend or Confirmation gift. I would even love it as a Communion Gift. 

In 20 years it will be 100 years old! 

Teach children to appreciate the past for the future. 

Kim, the Recycled Catholic

For Sale at: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1276927402/catholic-unique-vintage-1940s-lighted?

Catholic Unique Vintage 1940's Lighted Music Box with Mary

I thought you might get a smile from this. It’s a music box, night light devotional. Probably from the mid-1940s. It has an Art Deco look before we put fins on cars.

Mary is behind the lighted doors waiting for your prayers. She lights up with a push button located in the back. There is a music box key and when you open the doors it triggers the song to play. I wish I knew the tune! The cross on top needs to be reglued back on. Otherwise, the music box works and it's cute as a button!

Measurements are 9" inches high by 4.5" length by 5" wide. The cord is a bit old-fashioned, but I have not had any issues. It uses a night light bulb, included. 

I do have a video on my Facebook page if you would like to view it. : https://www.facebook.com/RecycledCatholic/videos/321044506659231





Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Lego Rosary Gifts for First Holy Communion and Easter The gift of teaching prayer to children

Lego Rosary


       Giving the gift of prayer to a child for First Communion has always been a tradition. 
            More traditional gifts of gospels, traditional rosary, necklaces are wonderful.
                                        But do they really teach a child to pray?

                        A Lego rosary might inspire a child to try really praying.
Each bead offers the prayers has the regular rosary but the beads click together after each prayer. The child has the satisfaction of finishing the prayer and being proud of the accomplishment!
                                            A regular rosary doesn't offer this. 
Plus you don't have to worry were you left off! The block is clicked to the point you stopped at.

                                                You can purchase LegoRosary  
                    http://www.therecycledcatholic.com/store/c7/Lego_Rosary_Shop.html


  Each purchase comes with a pamphlet
                helping you teach the rosary along with your child.
                                                        Get Your Lego Rosary!