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What do Catholic Alter Servers do?
They do many things. They set up the alter for communion, collect the money from the parish offering, and they clean up after the mass.
What has the author Karl Joseph Alter written?
Karl Joseph Alter has written: 'The mind of an archbishop' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Doctrinal and controversial works
Alter girls in catholic church allowed?
YES.. and they are not called "alter" (altar) girls. Both boys and girls may serve the mass and are referred to as altar servers.
What is the use of the altar?
For the purpose of sacrifice . The catholic alter also symbolises sacrifice of JESUS CHRIST.
What does a miter represent in the Catholic Church?
it is a headpiece worn by a bishop.
Do 5 plus x and x plus 5 represent the same expression?
the order of the factors does not alter the result
Does the Catholic Church represent the old Roman paganism teachings?
No, the Catholic Church 'represents' the teachings of Jesus Christ, the evangelists and the early Church fathers.
Do altar boys in the Greek Orthodox church represent a seraph?
No; seraphim are seen as the highest class of angels. While they are important on the alter, alter boys are just there to help out; they are there out of necessity and there is not much, if any, symbolism attached to them.
Why do terrorist often oppose multinational corporations?
The corporations represent the spread of American culture. The corporations have influence on foreign governments. The corporations threaten to alter ancient cultures.
Bishops are considered the same as who?
Roman Catholic AnswerBishops are the successors of the Apostles and they stand as "alter Christus" (another Christ). In the Church they are considered as the father.
What is Jeff aments religion?
He grew up Catholic and was an alter boy at the church he attended. Not sure what religion (if any) he affiliates himself with nowadays...
What does the sacrament represent in the Catholic religion?
The Catholic religion has seven different sacraments. They consist of: Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion, Confession, Marriage, Holy Orders, and the Anointing of the Sick.
