Sanctus Bell

Sanctus Bells are small bells used in Christian religious ceremonies. They are typically made of metal and are rung during specific parts of the Mass or other liturgical services. The ringing of the Sanctus Bell is often associated with the consecration of the Eucharist, symbolizing the presence of Christ. The sound of the bell is meant to draw the attention of the congregation and remind them of the sacredness of the moment. Sanctus Bells can vary in size and design, but they are generally handheld and have a pleasant, resonant tone.