The Ceremonial of the English Church
The Ceremonial of the English Church
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The purificator is a small towel or napkin of soft linen, from 12 to 14 inches square, used in wiping the chalice and paten after they have been rinsed by the priest at the altar, at the conclusion of the Eucharist. Like the cor- porases, the purificator is folded four times, and laid over chalice or paten in the sacristy, before the sacred vessels are carried to the altar. It is a reverent custom to wash out the purificator, as also the corporases when required, at the piscina.
There is no aut...hority in the English Church for the use of lace, either on the frontlet, altar linen, or vestments of the clergy. If it is desiiled ,to enrich the altar linen, it is best done by means of embroidery worked on the linen.
The use of a silk corporal, or * chalice veil,' is not ancient, and before the Reformation was ' Provincia/e, L. iii. tit. 23 ; Linteamenta, p. 235.
Ornaments of the chnihih, in exceptional, being confined almost entirely to richer churches. There is no evidence that the vessels were covered with a silk veil before the offertory in the second year of Edward VI., and such an usage cannot be defended.* The aiur One of the most prominent orna- croM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The purificator is a small towel or napkin of soft linen, from 12 to 14 inches square, used in wiping the chalice and paten after they have been rinsed by the priest at the altar, at the conclusion of the Eucharist. Like the cor- porases, the purificator is folded four times, and laid over chalice or paten in the sacristy, before the sacred vessels are carried to the altar. It is a reverent custom to wash out the purificator, as also the corporases when required, at the piscina.
There is no aut...hority in the English Church for the use of lace, either on the frontlet, altar linen, or vestments of the clergy. If it is desiiled ,to enrich the altar linen, it is best done by means of embroidery worked on the linen.
The use of a silk corporal, or * chalice veil,' is not ancient, and before the Reformation was ' Provincia/e, L. iii. tit. 23 ; Linteamenta, p. 235.
Ornaments of the chnihih, in exceptional, being confined almost entirely to richer churches. There is no evidence that the vessels were covered with a silk veil before the offertory in the second year of Edward VI., and such an usage cannot be defended.* The aiur One of the most prominent orna- croM.
What to read after The Ceremonial of the English Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vernon Staley to read onlineMoreLess
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