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Glory to Jesus Christ! It seems our candle supplier is ending its business in the Northeast. I know my pastor has found a new supplier for candles in the church (4 hr., 5 day, 7 day) but they do not carry the beeswax tapers to use at the altar. Anyone in the Northeast have any suggestions/recomendations? (going a purchasing a new 7 branch candleabra is not an option at this point  ) Chris
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My cromulent posts embiggen this forum.
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There is also Mother Theodora at the Convent of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin Mary, in West Virginia. She makes pure beeswax candles in various standard sizes, accepts orders for custom sizes and standing orders, and gives credit for returned candle stubs. Michael
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I've been ordering from St. Zosima Church Supply: http://www.varietycandles.com/When I place an order, it typically arrives within 2 business days. The candles are of exceptional quality. Fr. David
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We have been using these for years. The quality is amazing. http://www.msocp.com/index.html
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