Objects Used During Mass
The white vestment that altar Alb servers wear at Mass.
The table on which the sacrifice of Altar bread and wine takes place.
The podium from which the Word Ambo of God is proclaimed.
A device used to sprinkle holy Aspergillum water. This is always used at funerals.
The container that holds incense before it is burned. The spoon is Boat and Spoon used to transfer the incense into the thurible.
The vessel used at Mass to contain the wine, which becomes the Blood of Christ at the Chalice (Communion Cup) consecration, and from which the assembly receives during the Communion procession.
The vessel used at Mass to contain the wine, which becomes Chalice (Priest) the Blood of Christ at the consecration.
This tray holds the individual Chalice Tray chalices for the Communion Rite.
The cord that tightens that alb Cincture around the waist.
A square piece of cloth upon Corporal which is placed the paten and chalice during Mass.
The metal vessel that holds the Covered Ciborium hosts. With the lid on, these can be stacked on top of each other.
The table on which the objects for Credence Table Mass are placed.
The small glass jugs that hold the Cruet water (and sometimes wine) used at Mass.
The container in which the offering Flagon of wine is brought to the altar.
Lavabo is the ritual washing of the priest’s hands. The bowl catches Lavabo Bowl and Towel the water and the towel dries his hands.
A square piece of carboard and Pall linen used to cover the chalice.
A small saucer shaped plate that Paten holds the large host.
The binder that holds the weekly Presider Book prayers and announcements.
A small linen cloth used during Purificator Mass to wipe the chalice.
This book contains all the prayers Roman Missal for Mass.
These bells are rung at the Sanctus Bells epiclesis and the consecration during the Eucharistic Prayer.
The locked metal box in which the Tabernacle Blessed Sacrament is reserved between Masses.
The key that locks and unlocks the Tabernacle Key tabernacle.
A metal vessel with a perforated Thurible cover and suspended by a chain, in which is burned incense.