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When is the Chrism Mass traditionally celebrated?

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When is chrism mass celebrated?

Holy thursday


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Roman Catholic AnswerThe Bishop blesses the oil of the sick, and the oil of Catechumens and consecrates the Sacred Chrism at the Chrism Mass each year. The Chrism Mass is to be held in the morning of Holy Thursday during Holy Week, but may be moved to an earlier day if it is impossible for all the priests of the diocese to attend and still make it back to their individual parishes for the Mass of the Lord's Supper in the evening.


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What are priests annointed with?

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Baptism - The Presider anoints the top of the head of a newly baptized with?

The newly baptized is anointed with oil which has been blessed by the bishop at the Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday morning. In addition to this chrism, their is also the oil of catechumens, and the oil for anointing the sick.