Catholic Furnishings, Objects, Vessels, Linens, etc.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
You will notice that the priest kisses the altar upon entering and leaving the sanctuary. This occurs because in ancient Rome, during the time of the.
Advertisements

1. Presentation and election of the Ordinand (or candidate)
JEOPARDY Click to start game Celebrate RITE CCNA1 v3 Module Sacramentals Gestures Things we do as Catholics Things.
Catholic Training A session designed to give staff an understanding of the practices and procedures commonly used within Catholic funeral services, and.
Who wants to be an R.E Millionaire ? 9C. Round One  Fast thinking question Put the following feasts in the order they appear in the Liturgical Year A.Feast.
Eucharist The Catholic Faith in plain English December 22, 2013 Rev. Scott J. Garrett.
Assumption and St Nicholas All Star  Altar Servers
St. Monica’s - Sanctuary This is the Sanctuary in a simple parish church. You can see the pulpit from where the readings, the Gospel, and the homily are.
THE SACRED VESSELS  The Church of the New Testament, as Christ’s Bride, offers several special vessels to be used in God’s House, being aware they are.
Utensils of the church What are the utensils of the church, and how are they used?
Religion V Stuff You Ought To Know. Mass Word & Eucharist Eucharist is “source and summit” of the Catholic Life. “Eucharist” means thanksgiving It if.
Catholic Beliefs and Practices Year 9 RE. Chalice A cup into which the priest pours the wine and a few drops of water that will be changed into the Precious.
Why does a priest wear different clothes? Why does a priest have to wear certain things and can’t choose his own colors, etc….
Holy Orders Grade 5. Holy Orders A man is blessed in the name of Jesus Christ to serve God. A man is blessed in the name of Jesus Christ to serve God.
1 My brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus may his grace and peace be with you always. + J.M.J.F. The purpose of this program and other programs in this.
The Parish Church. Bells The bell is rung before Mass to tell everyone that Mass is about to start and to invite people to come along!
1 ALTAR SERVER TRAINING PRIEST VESTMENTS. 2 PRIEST ALB CINCTURE ALB.
Catholic Furnishings, Objects, Vessels, Linens, etc.
Sign In Initial next to your name on the schedule Arrive 15 minutes early The schedule is located in the room on the left hand side of the vestibule.
The school CHAPEL is where we gather for prayer and reflection. Because our school patron is St. Margaret Mary, who had a prayer life involved with the.
Narthex This is the Gathering Space just inside the Front Doors of the Church before one enters the Worship Space, the Nave. The Priest & Deacon Vesting.
Holy Orders. The Priesthood Old Testament: restricted to the Tribe of Levi. Old Testament: restricted to the Tribe of Levi. Based on a hereditary.
 Catholic Sacraments  Confirmation Website By Ben Sanchez -Troop 804 By Ben Sanchez -Troop 804.
What we see in a Catholic church
Parts and Furnishings of a Roman Catholic Church.
The 3 branches of Christianity
Name this sacrificial table a. Ambo b. Altar c. Lectern d. Ambry.
The Mass Vessels, Vestments, and Colors. Vestments AlbChasubleCassockStole White Linen From albus which means white (like an egg). Signifies purity of.
Inside a Catholic Church What's there and why?. Inside a Catholic Church  The first thing you see when you enter the door of a Catholic church is  a.
The Eucharist The source and summit of our faith.
Chalice – The chalice is the cup used in the liturgy
St. Lucy Eucharistic Minister Training
COMMUNION Jesus said, “I am the Bread of Life” Bread Bread is important to us Bread is important to us Bread is good for us Bread is good for us It has.
Book of the Gospels  Contains only the Gospel readings. It is used on more solemn occasions and is carried by the deacon if it is used.
1 My brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus may his grace and peace be with you always. + J.M.J.F. The purpose of this program and other programs in this.
YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TERM 3 LITURGY. Liturgy is "the whole Christ“:  Head and Body, celebrates — Christ, the one High Priest, together with his.
1 A series of games for families, elementary, middle and, high school, adult education, RCIA, Sacramental preparation, that both teaches and reinforces.
Confession before Holy Communion is necessary if you have committed __________sin. Hint: One of the two types of sin.
RCIA Class 11 – The Tour of the Church. Today’s topics! The Tour of the Church. First, we will start talking about church architecture, Then we’ll move.
Visit from the Archbishop. What does a Bishop Do? The word ‘Bishop’ means overseer, someone who watches over others. This means the Bishop watches over.
1.4 – Catholicism 101 – Places & Things. Beliefs Practices Places and Things People.
WHY IS THE EUCHARIST WONDERFUL?. Eucharist The Eucharist, a memorial of the death and resurrection of Jesus, re-presents his sacrifice. It is a means.
The Hierarchy of the Church of Pakistan. What does 'ordained' mean? To be 'ordained' means to be selected and set apart for a particular purpose. When.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
A SPIRTIUAL REFLECTION FOR EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
THIS IS MY CHURCH.
RCIA Class 11 – The Tour of the Church
The Altar.
My brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus may his grace and peace be
2002 General Instruction of the Roman Missal
Altar server training.
2002 Edition of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal
Welcome to Jeopardy!.
Terms used within the Liturgy
People and Things I See at Mass
2002 General Instruction of the Roman Missal
Eucharistic Adoration
2002 General Instruction of the Roman Missal
FLASH CARDS LITURGICAL VESTMENTS 2/23/2019.
LITURGICAL VESTMENTS.
Chapel Tour.
Sacramentals What are they?.
Built of Living Stones Art, Architecture, and Worship
FLASH CARDS SET # 2 VESSELS USED FOR MASS 5/6/2019.
– the core of the Church’s life
Peace be with you. The following slides will identify the vessels used for the Liturgy of the Eucharist. You will learn what each item is, and how it.
The “Language” of our Faith
white garment godparent
LITURGICAL FIXTURES.
Presentation transcript:

Catholic Furnishings, Objects, Vessels, Linens, etc. Bring your art skills!

#1 Sanctuary – area that contains the high altar Church Furnishings #1 Sanctuary – area that contains the high altar “Holy place” 2

#2 Main Altar Church Furnishings Freestanding (away from a wall) Fixed or movable Positioned at a focal point * Consecrated w/ Chrism * Contains altar stone (1 or more relics of a Saint/Martyr) 3

#3 Ambo – where the Liturgy of the Word is proclaimed Church Furnishings #3 Ambo – where the Liturgy of the Word is proclaimed 4

#4 Presider’s Chair – where the presider sits Church Furnishings #4 Presider’s Chair – where the presider sits 5

#5 Tabernacle - Reserves the Eucharist Church Furnishings #5 Tabernacle - Reserves the Eucharist “Tent” Must be: 1. Solid 2. Inviolable - metal, fixed, locked (free from violation) 3. Prominent place 6

#6 Sanctuary Lamp – candle that burns night and day Church Furnishings #6 Sanctuary Lamp – candle that burns night and day Reminds us of “Christ’s abiding love and presence” 7

Church Furnishings #7 Crucifix – placed on or above the altar, reminds us we are present at Calvary in Mass 8

#8 Credence Table – holds sacred vessels and linens during Mass Church Furnishings #8 Credence Table – holds sacred vessels and linens during Mass 9

#9 Ambry– a box that holds the holy oils Church Furnishings #9 Ambry– a box that holds the holy oils Chrism Oil of the Sick Oil of Catechumens 10

Church Furnishings #10 Sacristy – a room where vessels, vestments, liturgical items, and the sacrarium are stored. It is also where the clergy vest for Mass. 11

Washing linens & vessels, dissolving particles of Eucharist Church Furnishings #11 Sacrarium – a basin/sink with a drain directly into the earth for the disposal of water used for a holy purpose Washing linens & vessels, dissolving particles of Eucharist 12

Church Furnishings #12 Altar Rail – demarcates the sanctuary. Communion is received by kneeling down in front of the rail.

Mass Vessels and Linens #13 Aspergillum – a small brush or instrument used for sprinkling holy water This practice stems from Psalm 50 “Sprinkle me with hyssop… I shall be whiter than snow” 14

Mass Vessels and Linens #14 Paten – a thin, round, concave plate, gilded with gold that holds the hosts *A Bishop consecrates a paten with Chrism 15

#15 Chalice – a cup gilded with gold that holds the Precious Blood Mass Vessels and Linens #15 Chalice – a cup gilded with gold that holds the Precious Blood *A chalice is consecrated by a Bishop with Chrism. 16

Mass Vessels and Linens #16 Pall – a hard (cardboard /plastic) square covered with linen used to cover the chalice *Same name as the cloth covering a casket at a funeral *Symbolism: the stone rolled over Jesus’ tomb 17

Mass Vessels and Linens #17 Purificator – a rectangular linen used to purify a priest’s fingers, mouth, the rim of a chalice, and to dry the chalice and paten after communion *Folded in thirds with a cross in the center and a center fold. (6 rectangles) 18

*Folded in thirds twice (9 squares) Mass Vessels and Linens #18 Corporal – a square linen on the altar on which vessels are placed during Mass *Folded in thirds twice (9 squares) 19

#19 Chalice Veil – a linen that covers holy vessels and other linens Mass Vessels and Linens #19 Chalice Veil – a linen that covers holy vessels and other linens *Matches the liturgical color 21

#20 Burse – a square case that holds a corporal Mass Vessels and Linens #20 Burse – a square case that holds a corporal *Matches the liturgical color 22

Mass Vessels and Linens #21 Ciborium – a covered container larger than a chalice that is used to reserve the Eucharist in a tabernacle 23

#22 Baldacchino – a dome shaped canopy over a high altar (also called a ciborium) 24

#23 Cruets- 2 small vessels that hold water and wine Mass Vessels and Linens #23 Cruets- 2 small vessels that hold water and wine *The water is used for mixing with the wine and ablution (liturgical washing) of the priest’s hands, and the chalice and paten after communion “Pitcher” 25

Mass Vessels and Linens #24 Finger towel – a cloth that dries the priest’s hands after ablution 26

Mass Vessels and Linens #25 Pyx – a small case, made of precious metal used for taking communion to the sick 27

that holds the Eucharist in a monstrance Mass Vessels and Linens #26 Luna – a circular case made of precious metal with glass sides that holds the Eucharist in a monstrance “Moon” 28

Mass Vessels and Linens #27 Monstrance – a precious metal container that holds the Eucharist during adoration (exposition) and processions “Show / Sign” 29

Mass Vessels and Linens #28 Thurible (aka censer) – a vessel in which incense is burned, suspended from chains Boat 30

Mass Vessels, Objects and Linens #29 Altar Bread – made of wheat flour and water, (Latin rite) no yeast (unleavened) 31

Amicire “to throw around” Amictus “mantle” Priestly Vestments #30 Amice – linen cloth, worn under the alb Amicire “to throw around” Amictus “mantle” Symbolizes: purity of body and soul 32

#31 Alb – long white garment, secured with a cincture Priestly Vestments #31 Alb – long white garment, secured with a cincture Albus “white” 33

Priestly Vestments #32 Cincture – cord with a tassel which girds the alb, follows liturgical color of the day Cinctura “to gird” 34

Priestly Vestments #33/34 Stole - long band of material, follows the liturgical color of the day Deacon – left shoulder Priest – around neck 35

#35 Chasuble – sleeveless outer garment worn over other vestments Priestly Vestments #35 Chasuble – sleeveless outer garment worn over other vestments Chasula “mantle” 36

#36 Biretta – liturgical hat Priestly Vestments #36 Biretta – liturgical hat Pope - Cardinal - Bishop - Priest - White Red Violet Black 37

Priestly Vestments #37 Cassock – long, black garment worn over clerics. During liturgy – worn under surplice 33 buttons 38

Outside Liturgy During Liturgy 39

#38 Surplice – half length white, tunic over the cassock Priestly Vestments #38 Surplice – half length white, tunic over the cassock 40

Originally worn for protection from the cold (hood on back) Priestly Vestments #39 Cope – long mantle worn during benediction and processions Cappa “cape” Originally worn for protection from the cold (hood on back) 41

Priestly Vestments #40 Humeral Veil – long band of material worn over shoulders covers hands of priest Humerus “shoulder” 42

#41 Zucchetto – small skull cap Bishop Liturgical Objects #41 Zucchetto – small skull cap Office denotes color Zucca (Italian) “head” Originally worn by clergy that had a #42 tonsure 43

worn only when carrying crosier never when praying Bishop Liturgical Objects #43 Miter – head dress, point on top, 2 flaps in back Mitra “headband” worn only when carrying crosier never when praying Symbolism: leadership and authority 44

Bishop Liturgical Objects #44 Crosier – an ornamental staff with a crook on the top “Crutch” Symbolism: Bishop’s jurisdiction responsibility to shepherd Christ’s flock 45

Bishop Liturgical Objects #45 Pectoral Cross – worn outside chasuble in Liturgy When wearing clerics it should be visible or in a shirt pocket Pectoralis “chest” 46

Bishop Liturgical Objects #46 Bishop’s Ring – he is “wedded” to the Church Symbolism: authority and unity 47