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it is called the host, it is the body of Jesus Christ it is given out when you do your communion. you take the bread when you had your communion.
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What are the bread wafers used in holy communion called?
"The host"
What is a altar used for?
analter is a table where they place the bread and the wine in a holy communion
Do the Anglicans have yeast in their bread?
Yes, Anglicans and other Christians have yeast in their bread. If the question concerns bread used in Holy Communion, then the answer is that practices vary in different congregations and at different times during the church year.
Is the bible used in the holy communion?
yes
What cup used in holy communion is the chalices?
yes
How do you make holy communion hosts?
How do you make holy communion hosts?A different response:If you are asking about the actual wafer used in communion, it is made of flour and water, rolled or pressed into a mold or small cake, then baked.
When Holy Communion is reserved in the Tabernacle it is called?
Roman Catholic AnswerWhen the Most Holy Eucharist is reserved in the Tabernacle, it is still called the Most Holy Eucharist, sometimes I have heard it refered to as the "reserved Species", a word that was used by the Council of Trent to refer to the appearance of bread and wine after consecration, i.e. the accidents.
Things that are used in the Holy Eucharist?
Unleavened bread, bread without yeast
What is the cloth used in holy communion services called?
a purificator.
What is the Holy Bread used for?
The consuming of bread when it is used in a church setting is done to symbolically represent the body of Christ.
The act that represents being bonded with Christ by drinking juice and eating bread?
In Holy Communion (Holy Eucharist) In the Catholic Faith (unleavened) bread and wine are substantially changed [transubstantiation] into the body and blood of Christ. Thomas Aquinas in the hymn "Tantum Ergo" used at "Adoration/Benediction" wrote: "what our sences fail to fathom, we accept by faith's ascent" Juice is not considered "proper matter" and may not be used at Mass.
Why do girls whear white on their first holy communion?
The veil has a long history in the Catholic church and was traditionally worn by women to show reverence during Mass. Although no longer used in many Western Catholic churches, the veil is still used during First Holy Communion for those receiving the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist for the first time to show the significance of the ceremony.
