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Santa Clara de Asis did not have bells. The Mission Santa Clara de Asis, located in California, has a set of bells that are rung on special occasions or for religious services.
A sacring-bell is a small bell or set of bells rung at the raising of the host during Mass.
All mission bells were rung to bring people to the church for services, weddings, funerals.
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Ringing church bells traditionally marks the time for worship, calls the community to prayer or services, and commemorates special occasions or events in the life of the church. It can also be a way to signal moments of celebration, mourning, or remembrance.
Holy Thursday is the mass of the last Supper. After the Gloria, during which bells are rung, the bells go silent until Easter when Jesus is risen. So during communion when the bells are usually rung several times during the communion prayer and consecration, the church used to use wood blocks clapped together instead of bells, a reminder to the people that something special is happening in the Mass. This practice is no longer done in the usual Mass since the Vatican Council.
No, the bells will only be rung if a new pope has been elected.
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because they aresupplement. Tradition is the term, and in this context what it means is that in the good old days, folk didn't have watches or clocks, and the church bells were rung early to call all to prayer.And maybe they would be rung at some agreed time such as midday.
The noun peal is used as a collective noun for a peal of bells.