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1. blog.cph.org › worship › how-to-arrange-the-sacredHow to Arrange the Sacred Vessels for Holy Communion

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   Apr 18, 2018 · The pall (square of stiff material) covers the paten. The chalice veil covers all. The burse (envelope-like case) is laid on the chalice veil. Inside the burse is the corporal (linen on which the Communion vessels stand), a supply of purificators, and the post-Communion veil.

2. www.ewtn.com › catholicism › libraryPreparing the Corporal on the Altar | EWTN

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   Mar 9, 2004 · An acolyte or other lay minister arranges the corporal, the purificator, the chalice, the pall, and the Missal upon the altar." Therefore, the practice you describe is correct insofar as it does form part of the server's office to arrange the elements used for the celebration upon the altar.

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   How do you put a corporal on the altar?

   • He places the corporal on top of the pall, covered by a veil. The front of the veil should touch the altar and face the assembly, regardless of the orientation of the celebrant. Alternately, the celebrant may place the corporal in a burse by laying the burse flat on the altar at the center, with its opening to the right.

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   What is the function of a corporal?

   • In earlier times the corporal's function was to prevent the loss of even minuscule fragments of the consecrated host which was frequently laid directly upon the corporal itself (a rare occurrence today) and for this reason only ordained ministers were allowed to touch the corporal.

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   How symmetrically should a corporal be folded?

   • The corporal should be folded symmetrically so as to form nine practically equal squares when opened on the altar. The Pall is a square of stiffened linen, which consists of several thicknesses of linen sewn together to give the solidity required by the use to which the pall is put.

   The Textiles of the Altar, Its Vessels and the Sanctuary - Part 1 of 2

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   How big should a pall be?

   • The size of the pall should be slightly greater than the diameter of the paten; six inches is a fair average. The material of the pall must be, like that of the corporal, the purest white linen.

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4. www.liturgicalartsjournal.com › 2020 › 07The Textiles of the Altar, Its Vessels and the Sanctuary ...

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   Jul 28, 2020 · The corporal should be folded symmetrically so as to form nine practically equal squares when opened on the altar. The Pall is a square of stiffened linen, which consists of several thicknesses of linen sewn together to give the solidity required by the use to which the pall is put.

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5. dio.org › uploads › filesCare and Cleaning of Altar Linens - Roman Catholic Diocese of ...

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   Care and Cleaning of Altar Linens. Because they are used in the Liturgy of the Church, the altar linens are treated with dignity. Here is the method for folding two of the smaller linens used at Mass. CORPORAL is a square cloth with [usually] an embroidered cross at the center-bottom. First, iron the starched cloth flat.

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6. www.studylight.org › encyclopedias › engAltar Linens - The Catholic Encyclopedia - StudyLight.org

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   The altar-linens are the corporal, pall, purificator, and finger-towels. The Blessed Sacrament and the vase containing It must always be placed on a corporal, which must be made of linen (Miss. Rom., Ritus celebr. tit. i, n. 1) or hemp (Cong. Sac. Rit., 15 .May, 1819) without any embellishment or embroidery.

7. www.catholicdoors.com › faq › 1500Frequently Asked Questions: the Corporal. - Catholic Doors

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   Frequently Asked Questions. CORPORAL. Q. 1. What is the purpose of the linen Corporal in the Catholic Church? A. 1. The Corporal, from the Latin word "body", is a square white linen cloth, now usually somewhat smaller than the breadth (side to side width) of the Altar, upon which the Chalice and Paten, and also the Ciborium containing the ...

8. adoremus.org › 2020 › 07Liturgical Traditions: Communion Rite II - Adoremus

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   Jul 20, 2020 · He places the corporal on top of the pall, covered by a veil. The front of the veil should touch the altar and face the assembly, regardless of the orientation of the celebrant. Alternately, the celebrant may place the corporal in a burse by laying the burse flat on the altar at the center, with its opening to the right.