Ihs Christogram Shorts

Description: The Christogram IHS is a monogram symbolizing Jesus Christ. From Greek it is an abbreviation of the name IHΣΟΥΣ (Jesus). On this modern design there are also symbols for bread and wine, which stand for the Lord's Supper.

Description: A striking Catholic design featuring the IHS Christogram within a radiant sunburst motif. Rooted in historic Christian symbolism and strongly associated with Catholic tradition, this bold black-and-white design is ideal for Catholics, Jesuit-inspired collections, Eucharistic devotion, and anyone drawn to classic sacred iconography.

Description: A striking Catholic design featuring the IHS Christogram within a radiant sunburst motif. Rooted in historic Christian symbolism and strongly associated with Catholic tradition, this bold black-and-white design is ideal for Catholics, Jesuit-inspired collections, Eucharistic devotion, and anyone drawn to classic sacred iconography.

Description: IHS Cross Christogram Jesus Symbol Traditional Catholic .

Description: IHS is a common Christogram representing the first 3 letters of the Holy Name of Jesus in Greek or Latin for Catholic followers of the Traditional Latin Mass like members of the FSSP. Like Catholic saints and the Catholic faith? Give for 1st Holy Communion, Confirmation, Baptism, or RCIA designs and art for faith, Roman Catholic Church, and saints.

Description: Sacred Heart of Jesus with Stylized Christogram

Description: Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ Vintage Catholic Design. The Christogram IHS is a monogram symbolizing Jesus Christ. From Greek it is an abbreviation of the name IHΣΟΥΣ (Jesus).

Description: Depiction of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with 4 souls ascending to Heaven.

Description: Symbols of the Blessed Sacrament with the statement affirming the true presence. Graphic features religious symbols including a chalice and what appears to be a communion wafer with a cross and two letters on it, positioned above the chalice with Christogram. Below the chalice, the phrase "No Mere Symbol" is prominently displayed in capitalized letters.