Plastic Cross and Crucifix Crucifijo Cruces Con Cristoaccessori Funebri

Brand Name:B&R
Certification:CCPIT
Model Number:DP043
Minimum Order Quantity:1000
Delivery Time:30 days
Place of Origin:China
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Main information:

Product name:PLASTIC CRUCIFIX

Model: DP043

Brand: B&R

Application: Coffin & Casket lid

Origin: China

Manufacturer: Sumer International (Beijing) Trading Co.,Ltd


Product detail:

Size: 19.5*11cm

Material: Plastic

Color: Gold, Silver or Bronze (Optional)

Attached on casket by pins

MOQ:1000 pcs

Packing: Carton


Main feature:


Professionally engaged in funeral field over 10 years;

Customized products acceptable;

Good quality and competitive price;


More Information:

A crucifix (from Latin cruci fixus meaning "(one) fixed to a cross") is an image of Jesus on the cross, as distinct from a bare cross. The representation of Jesus himself on the cross is referred to in English as the corpus (Latin for "body").

Difference Between Coffin and Casket
Many people treat the terms “coffin” and “casket” as the same. But in reality, these are two distinct boxes used for the dead especially if you are in the U.S. Their primary difference is in the shape of the box. A casket’s corners are often rounded whereas a coffin has a very odd form that seems to fit to the natural shape of the body. As such, a coffin has a narrower leg and head portion while the mid-area of the box is significantly wider. This is to better accommodate the bulge of the torso region. It does not come as a surprise that coffins were once nicknamed as the “heel-squeezer” as it is a more form-fitting container for the dead as opposed to the casket.
Summary:
1.Coffins have a narrowed head and leg portion while the midsection is somewhat bulged to accommodate the torso area of the dead body. A casket is a plainly rectangular-shaped container for the dead that can be opened at its top in two segments (like a two-door fridge).
2.Coffins are always associated with the dead while caskets are also sometimes linked to mean jewelry boxes and other containers for special objects.
3.Coffins are usually less expensive than caskets.
4.Coffins were already present thousands of years ago whereas caskets for the dead were introduced more recently.


Catholic Church by territory


Country

Total population

% Catholic

Catholic total

U.S. Virgin Islands109,84034%37,345
Anguilla14,1085.7%804
Aruba101,48475.3%76,464
British Virgin Islands24,0419.5%2,283
Cayman Islands47,86214.1%6,748
Curaçao142,18072.8%103,507
Falkland Islands3,00010%300
French Guiana221,50075%166,500
Greenland55,9840.2%111
Guadeloupe405,50085.2%345,486
Guam154,62385%131,430
Hong Kong7,230,0002.2%160,000
Martinique390,00080%312,000
Macau650,0004.6%30,000
New Caledonia249,00060.2%150,000
Puerto Rico3,600,00056%2,016,000
Rérunion839,50079.7%669,249
Saint Pierre and Miquelon6,02593%5,600
Turks and Caicos Islands22,35211.4%2,548
Wallis and Futuna14,23195.8%13,631

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