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What is the name of the communion cloth used in the Greek Orthodox Church?
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What is the Comunion cloth in orthodoxy?
In Orthodox Christianity, the Communion cloth is a cloth used to cover the chalice and paten during the Liturgy of the Eucharist. It symbolizes the swaddling clothes in which Christ was wrapped at His birth and is also used to wipe the chalice after the faithful receive Communion.
What is the cloth over chalice after comunion?
The cloth placed over the chalice after communion is known as the purificator. It is used to cleanse the chalice and paten after communion, absorbing any remaining consecrated wine or particles of the Eucharist. The purificator is a sacred and important liturgical item in the Catholic Church.
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