Introducing the Carillon Sacré-Coeur Flag: a timeless emblem of devotion and heritage. Originally waved by French Canadian Roman Catholics until the 1950s, this distinguished flag represents a deep-rooted symbol of faith and cultural identity. The flag features a striking design centered around the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a significant religious symbol that represents divine love and compassion. Surrounded by vivid colors and historical elements, the Carillon Sacré-Coeur Flag not only captures the spiritual fervor of its time but also serves as a celebration of Quebec’s rich Catholic heritage.
Ideal for both display and ceremonial use, this flag is meticulously crafted to mirror the original specifications and quality. Whether you are looking to enrich a religious procession, adorn a community space, or express your personal faith, the Carillon Sacré-Coeur Flag is an exquisite choice that connects the past with the present in a profound and visually stunning manner. Embrace a piece of history and display your devotion with this beautiful, historical flag.
| Weight | 14 oz |
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| Packaging Dimensions | 12 × 10 × .5 in |
| Material | 100D, 300D |
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doyleann (verified owner) –
This is a gorgeous flag with rich colors and pleasing Old World design, with fleur de lys at each corner. I noticed when I hung it up for this June (2025) that it had a wear-and-tear problem from its service last year, so I contacted TradFlags and told them and sent a couple of photos. Keith there was very nice and immediately sent me out a brand new, identical flag, which arrived in just a few days. They have redesigned the hanging holes to be much stronger than before, so I anticipate good results. The flag is back on its pole and flying for all to see. 🙂