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vessels
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 1   3,  11   |       prepare the altar and the vessels and, as a special minister
 2   4,  13   |       is done at the altar, the vessels are taken to a side table
 3   4,  13   | especially if there are several vessels to be purified, to leave
 4   4,  14   |      but the care of the sacred vessels belongs to the deacon. He
 5   4,  14   |     takes the chalice and other vessels to the side table, where
 6   4,  14   |        permissible to leave the vessels to be purified, properly
 7   4,  15   |       to purify and arrange the vessels. If no deacon is present,
 8   4,  15   |  present, the acolyte takes the vessels to the side table, where
 9   4,  32   |                        238. The vessels are purified by the priest
10   6        |                     III. SACRED VESSELS~ ~
11   6,  34   |                          SACRED VESSELS~
12   6,  34   | celebration of Mass, the sacred vessels hold a place of honor, especially
13   6,  34   |                            290. Vessels should be made from materials
14   6,  34   |         291. Chalices and other vessels that serve as receptacles
15   6,  34   |                            292. Vessels that serve as receptacles
16   6,  34   |                            294. Vessels made from metal should ordinarily
17   6,  34   |   artist may fashion the sacred vessels in a shape that is in keeping
18   6,  34   |     blessing or consecration of vessels the rites prescribed in
19   6,  34   |                    311. Besides vessels and vestments for which
20 Appen2     |       is observed purifying the vessels (chalice, paten, ciborium)
21 Appen2     |     another minister purify the vessels? REPLY: a. The directives
22 Appen2     |      principle in no. 238: "The vessels are purified by the priest
23 Appen2     |        altar as he purifies the vessels (see also no. 120). b. Other
24 Appen2     |       is done at the altar, the vessels are taken to a side table
25 Appen2     | especially if there are several vessels to be purified, to leave
26 Appen2     |     takes the chalice and other vessels to the side table, where
27 Appen2     |        permissible to leave the vessels to be purified, properly
28 Appen2     |       to purify and arrange the vessels. If no deacon is present,
29 Appen2     |  present, the acolyte takes the vessels to the side table, where
30 Appen2     |          QUERY: In consecrating vessels not made of gold should
31 Appen2     |      the conference of bishops, vessels are to be blessed or consecrated

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