La masse et les ornements de l'église catholique, liturgique, doctrinal, historique et archéologique . consécration par l'évêque. Comment fonctionne la patène perdre sa consécration ? (A) Lorsqu'il est tellement cassé qu'il unlitfor devient l'usage (e. g. si l'interruption est tellement important qu'un theparticles pourrait tomber à travers elle. (6) Lorsqu'il est tellement qu'il serait battu à devenir des nations unies pour l'utiliser. (C) lorsqu'il est re-dorure. Chapitre XXV. PYX, ciboire, OSTENSORIUM, LUNULE,CUSTODIA. Quel est le ciboire ? Le navire sacré, en forme de calice, seulement plus grand et shal-descente dans la tasse, dans whichthe petits hôtes sont re-servi et placés dans le

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The mass and vestments of the Catholic church, liturgical, doctrinal, historical and archaeological . consecration by the bishop. How does the Paten lose its Consecration? (a) When it is so broken that it becomes unlitfor use, e. g. if the break be so large that theparticles could fall through it. (6) When it is so battered that it would be un-becoming to use it. (c) When it is re-gilt. CHAPTER XXV. CIBORIUM, PYX, OSTENSORIUM, LUNULA, CUSTODIA. What is the Ciborium? The sacred vessel, chalice-shaped, only wider and shal-lower in the cup, in whichthe smaller Hosts are re-served and placed in theTabernacle for the sick andthe ordinary communicants. Hoiv is its name derived? From the Latin cibus (food)and therefore signifying areceptacle for food—the foodof Angels. Was the name otherwiseapplied? The canopy over the HighAltar was also called a ciborium, and before theintroduction of the Tabernacle a chain was sus-pended from its ceiling to which was attached agold or silver hollow dove or other receptaclefor the reservation of the Blessed Sacrament. What is the Material of the Ciborium?. CIBORIUM Ciborium, Pyx, Ostensorium, Etc. 369 The Roman ritual merely prescribed that it beboth solid and becoming. Copper even mayenter into its composition. If made of anymaterial other than gold the inside of its cupmust be gilt. It cannot be made of wood, glass orivory. What are the Accompaniments of a Cibor-ium? A cover, tight-fitting and surmounted by across, and a veil of precious texture, embroideredin gold and silver, and white in color. When is this Veil used? It envelopes the Cib-orium only when theBlessed Sacrament isactually reserved in it.At all other times itsuse is improper. Henceafter purification atMass, or when filledwith new particles andplaced on the altar, itmust be without its veil.Even from the Consecra-tion to the Communionit remains uncovered.It is placed over it just before depositing it in theTabernacle after Communion.

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