The Catholic Gift and Product Store Buyers list targets consumers who have made 3 or more purchases of religious products celebrating the Catholic religion. They purchase products ranging from the Bible to Eucharist plates for daily prayer and home decor. This audience is also responsive to related offers from religious retreat organizers and non-profits supporting Catholicism.  

This list puts marketers in touch with practicing Catholics who buy religious goods and artifacts for gifts, to use in their homes and for worship in churches and cathedrals. They believe in one God and get spiritual leadership from the Pope, Bishops, priests and nuns. Individuals of the Catholic faith follow the Ten Commandments and pray to patron saints offering protection and guidance. They are active in their churches and donate time and money to support their place of worship and spread the gospel. Many go to confession, attend a child’s baptism or first communion, and celebrate holidays like Advent, Good Friday, Easter, and Christmas. They take religious retreats where they can be with likeminded Christians looking to reaffirm their devotion. They travel abroad to visit the Vatican and other holy lands. They have the disposable income to purchase multiple products on a recurring basis…making them a proven audience for marketing campaigns.

Catholic products purchased: lifestyle magazines, booklets, Last Supper art, crucifixes, guardian angel jewelry, apparel, new roman missals, advent wreaths, religious bumper stickers, wall art, St. Christopher medals, unity candles, incense, nativity scenes, rosaries, Bibles, collectibles, figurines, posters, Our Lady of Guadalupe art, holy water bottles, Christmas cards

Receptive to offers in: electronics, motivational religious speakers, spiritual retreats, religious apparel, religious movies and audio books, outdoor decor, Christian music, desk accessories, scripture stones,

List Purchasers: publishers, non-profit organizations, retailers, event organizers, religious affiliations, travel agencies, book clubs, religious youth organizations, financial advisors, legal advisors, educational institutions, healthcare facilities