sacramentals

/ˌsækrəˈmɛntəlz/
noun
  1. Objects or actions used in Christian worship that are not official sacraments but are meant to inspire devotion, such as holy water, rosaries, or blessings.
    • The priest explained that sacramentals are not required for salvation but help deepen faith.
    • The church sells sacramentals like candles and medals in the gift shop.
    • Many Catholics use sacramentals such as crucifixes and prayer cards at home.