Blessed before postage
Every bottle, packet, claustrum, and cracker is presented to His Holiness Pope Linus II of the Non-Authoritative See of St. Grape. His Holiness does not claim a diocese. He does claim a very steady hand over a crate.
A mail-order apostolate
Communion supplies, blessed and boxed, for the North American table.
We send the juice, the yeast, the claustrum fermentationis, and the crackers. His Holiness Pope Linus II provides a non-authoritative blessing. You provide a quiet room and a little patience while the bottle works.
You finish the cup
The juice ships as juice. The yeast is included. The claustrum lets the bottle breathe. In a few days you have something that was, in a technical sense, intended.
Ships as if it were commerce
Ships to the United States and Canada. Tariffs may apply. The cart will hold your selections. Checkout, for the moment, will not.
From the catalog
What goes in the box
The recommended kit
Complete Home Kit
Juice, yeast, a claustrum fermentationis, and crackers, packed so a household can begin without a second trip to the catalog.
$22.00
Concord Grape Juice
A 16 oz bottle of dark Concord juice, blessed in the crate, still juice until you say otherwise with yeast.
$8.50
Wine Yeast
Tiny packets of wine yeast, sufficient to start a bottle and to make a customs officer ask a follow-up question.
$4.00
Claustrum Fermentationis
The fermentation lock, under its proper name — so carbon dioxide may leave the bottle without inviting the room back in.
$6.75
Unleavened Crackers
A box of twenty-four plain crackers, suitable for the other species and for people who distrust garnish.
$5.25
Optional Garb
A stole, a collar, a washable alb, and a crumb-catcher bib — for households that prefer the table to look like it expected company.
$9.50
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Meet the pontiff“I cannot make a parish out of a mailbox. I can bless what fits in one.”
His Holiness Pope Linus II