Chapel Communion Set

A Chapel Communion Set is a collection of items used during the sacrament of Holy Communion in a chapel or church setting. It typically includes the following items:

1. Chalice: A cup used to hold the wine or grape juice that represents the blood of Christ.

2. Paten: A small plate or dish used to hold the bread or wafers that represent the body of Christ.

3. Ciborium: A container with a lid used to hold the consecrated hosts (bread) for distribution to the congregation.

4. Cruets: Small bottles or containers used to hold the wine and water that are used during the Eucharistic celebration.

5. Purificator: A small cloth used to wipe the chalice and paten after each communicant receives the sacrament.

6. Corporal: A square white linen cloth placed on the altar to hold the chalice and paten during the Eucharistic celebration.

7. Pyx: A small container used to carry the consecrated hosts for distribution to the sick or homebound.

These items are considered essential for conducting the sacrament of Holy Communion in a chapel or church setting. They are often made of precious metals such as gold or silver and may be adorned with religious symbols or engravings.