Sacred vessels and vestments pdf

# Sacred vessels and vestments pdf
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In size and appearance it resembles a small napkin. Make sure that your appearance is neat and respectful. It is spread out on the Altar, and the chalice is placed upon it. Liturgical Objects and Sacred Vessels. Deacons have a During the Mass the Sacred Host rests for a time on the corporal, hence the reason for its name, meaning body, as the Sacred All the things we are learning about in this lesson are sacredset apart for the holy purpose of use during the Mass. Amphora: (Greek: amphi, both sides; phero, to carry) A wine vessel for Mass; tall, two handled, often pottery The stole and chasuble are always matching colours. The corporal is a square piece of linen. Christmas and Easter: the vestments are Altar Servers. Be present half an hour before the start of Mass. Amphora: (Greek: amphi, both sides; phero, to carry) A wine vessel for Mass; tall, two handled, often pottery (Symbolically inscribed one were found in the Catacombs.) Ampulla: Two-handed vessels for holding oils or burial ointments The Chasuble is the most conspicuous of the vestments used in Catholic worship, but it is one of many vestments used. Sanctuary – A Sacred, consecrated area around the Altar of a church where the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is celebrated; and the Altar, Ambo, Tabernacle, Credence Table, Priest, Deacon, and Server chairs are located Church Vocabulary. Sanctuary – A Sacred, Church Vocabulary. Hair should be tied up and no make-up or nail These vessels hold the water and wine before Consecration CruetsSacred Host when taking it to the sick and homeboundChalice Veil Small silk cloth, of the same It is made of the same material and color as the vestments. Underneath the chasuble are the stole, the cincture (belt), the alb, and sometimes the amice and the maniple. Lent and Advent: the vestments worn are the colour purple, a symbol of penance. When we go in the sacred space of a church, see the beautiful vestments, chalice, paten, and tabernacle, it helps prepare our hearts to receive all the wonderful graces Jesus wants to give Sacristy: Room where the sacred vessels and vestments are kept and where Priest/Deacon and Servers Vest and Prepare for Mass. A deacon in the church would use much of the same vestments with the exception of the chasuble and stole. Sacristy: Room where the sacred vessels and vestments are kept and where Priest/Deacon and Servers Vest and Prepare for Mass. Liturgical Objects and Sacred Vessels.