Sacred Objects Flashcards
What are the key ingredients used to make the Altar Bread?
The Altar Bread is made from very pure wheat flour and water.
What is the symbolic representation of the Altar Bread?
The Altar Bread represents Jesus’ body.
What is the purpose of the Ciborium?
The Ciborium is used to hold the consecrated host (The Altar Bread) and symbolizes reverence in communion.
What are Votive Candles and Advent Candles used for?
Votive Candles are used for prayer to certain saints, while Advent Candles symbolize specific themes.
What materials are commonly used to make the Chalice?
Chalices are often made from precious metals like gold and silver with a decorated stem.
What is the significance of the Chalice during the Eucharist?
The Chalice is used to hold sacramental wine during the Eucharist, symbolizing the Last Supper.
What materials are commonly used to make Cruets?
Cruets are usually made of glass or metal, sometimes accompanied by a stand or tray for presentation.
Why are Cruets used during the Eucharist?
Cruets contain water and wine used in the Eucharist, symbolizing the elements of the sacrament and offering to God.
How is the Corporal adorned?
The Corporal is often adorned with a cross in its center, measuring around 45-51 centimeters square.
Which specific colors of Candles represent love, hope, joy, and peace during advent?
Purple, pink, and white Candles represent love, hope, joy, and peace during Advent.
How is the Chasuble typically worn?
The Chasuble is a short sleeveless garment worn above the Alb and the Stole.
Why is the Altar Bread intentionally made with a bland flavor?
The Altar Bread is made bland to focus on its meaning and symbolises rather than taste.
What is the symbolism behind Holy Water?
Holy Water symbolizes purification and spiritual protection.
How is the Alb secured?
The Alb is usually secured using a cord called a cincture.
What do the Candles symbolize?
The Candles represent the Light of Christ and The Gospel, signifying sacred time and space for worship.
