Holy water is one of the simplest sacramentals of the Church and one of the most used.
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It recalls our Baptism, and Catholics use it to bless themselves, their homes and the people they love. Our holy water comes from St. Peter's Basilica in sealed bottles, and the bottles we offer today are blessed by Pope Leo XIV. A bottle is not a charm: it is a reminder of grace, used with prayer.
This page gathers everything in one place, from single bottles to complete protection sets. Each part also has its own page. Holy water blessed by Pope Leo XIV holds our current bottles, Jubilee 2025 bottles and a set of four. Holy oil has blessed oil for prayer with the sick and an oil touched to the shrine of St. Padre Pio. Holy water, oil and salt sets brings together the exorcised water, oil and salt set and the multi bottle sets for a family or a new home.
Two smaller pages keep older sealed bottles for collectors: Pope Francis holy water, with historic bottles from his pontificate, and Pope Benedict XVI holy water, with bottles from his pontificate, including one dated 1 May 2011. Every blessed item ships with a holy card of the Papal blessing, and we ship worldwide from Rome; delivery to the US usually takes 2 to 3 weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the holy water come from?
It comes from St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City and is sealed in bottles. Our current bottles are blessed by Pope Leo XIV and ship with a holy card of the Papal blessing.
How do I use holy water at home?
Make the sign of the cross with it when you pray, and sprinkle it at the door and in each room while asking God to protect all who live there. Many families keep a small font by the front door.
What are holy oil and holy salt for?
Both are sacramentals. Blessed oil is used in private prayer, for example for the sick, and blessed salt is placed at doors and windows or added to food as a sign of protection.
Can holy water be shipped?
Yes. The bottles are sealed and travel well. The blessing stays with the water wherever it goes.
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