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Chalice
The large cup used at Mass used to hold the wine which becomes the Blood of Christ.
Ciborium
A vessel used to hold the Hosts which will be used for communion. They are also used to reserve the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle.
Paten
A saucer-like disk which holds the bread which becomes the Body of Christ.
Cruet
Small vessels that hold the water and wine (for the chalice) used during Mass
Aspergill / Aspergillium
A rod with small holes in the end allowing the sprinkling of Holy Water
The aspersory is the portable vessel filled with Holy Water
Tabernacle
The shrine or receptacle either round or rectangular that serves as a place for the exclusive reservation of the Blessed Sacrament. It should be of solid material, opaque, secure and inviolable, fitting the architecture of the church in a preeminent place.
Sanctuary Lamp
An oil lamp or wax candle that burns near the tabernacle. It is always lit whenever the Blessed Sacrament is reserved in churches or chapels as a sign of honor shown to the Lord.
Monstrance
A sacred vessel designed to expose the consecrated Host to the congregation either for adoration in church of carrying in procession, particularly on the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ.
Censor and Boat ( Thurible)
The Censor, also known as the Thurible, is used at solemn occasion to incense the bread and wine after the offertory, the priest, and congregation. The Boat holds the incense until it is place in the censor by the celebrant.
Decanter or Flagon
The bottle or pitcher like vessel used to hold the wine which will be consecrated at mass for the communion of the people. It is brought forth with the gifts.
Lavabo Bowl / Ablution Cup
is a bowl over which the priest washes his hands during Mass (water drips into this bowl.)
The Processional Cross is the large cross that is carried in by a server at the beginning of Mass and is carried out at the end of Mass
The Gospel Candle is carried during the precession and reading the Holy Gospel.
Pyx
Small container (Greek meaning 'box') that holds the consecrated Host taken to the sick
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What are the holy objects used during mass?
chalice
What could Mass stand for?
Mass could stand for a wide variety of things for instance Massachusetts, Holy Mass, Georgina Paul Mass, and Massey, a type of flower.
What are 5 holy objects used during mass?
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How many times is the word peace used in the holy mass?
4
What are three metric units used to measure mass and how is each unit used?
-- Gram . . . used to measure the mass of little things -- Kilogram . . . used to measure the mass of medium-size things -- Metric ton . . . used to measure the mass of enormous, heavy things
Is salt used for holy mass?
No, it is not. Salt used to be used for Baptism as a sign of bitterness and suffering, but not any more.
Combine the holy mass and prayer?
Nope,the correct answer is The HOLY MASS is the highest form of PRAYER.............
Why is the Paten a sacred object?
it is a blessed object and used in the service of the holy mass; not particularly sacred.
Why is a Paten a sacred object?
it is a blessed object and used in the service of the holy mass; not particularly sacred.
Is oil used in holy week?
The three oils (catechumens, sick, chrism) are blessd by a bishop in Holy Week. The Chrism oil is used on Easter for newly Baptized or Confirmed at that Mass.
Why is the holy water a symbol of the Holy Trinity?
Holy water is not a symbol of the holy trinity. The holy trinity has to do with the idea of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Holy water is used to show the "washing away" of sin.
Why is Good Friday mass at 3?
Catholic AnswerThere is no Mass on Good Friday, this is the one day of the year where Mass is never celebrated in the Catholic Church. There is a service at 3 pm because this is the time of day that Our Blessed Lord died, it used to be called the Mass of the Presanctified as the Hosts for Holy Communion were consecrated on Holy Thursday. The Good Friday Liturgy includes the reading of the Passion, the Veneration of the Cross, and Holy Communion, but no Mass.
