Chalice & Paten for Church, Liturgical Symbols No. T16, Gold

Chalice or Sacred Vessel, and Traditional Paten Set.
Ideal for church, chapel, or priestly ordination.
Model: "Liturgical Symbols".

Available for immediate shipment.

Package includes:

• 1 Chalice.
• 1 Paten.

Measurements:

Chalice:

Height: 24 centimeters.
Mouth diameter: 7.5 centimeters.
Depth: 7 centimeters.
Base diameter: 13.5 centimeters.

Paten:

Diameter: 13 centimeters.

Materials:

• Brass.

Chalice and paten finish:

• Gold plated.

The chalice is the vessel in which the Catholic priest consecrates the wine in the Eucharist. It should be noted that the chalice in Christianity is not only used by Catholic liturgy but also by other Christian churches (although other names may be applied to it according to each population) and that it derives from the main cup used in Passover, as Jesus Christ at the Last Supper, which was at Passover or on the eve of Passover (Passage), used such an important ritual element to establish what is later called in Romance languages "comunión" or communion through the rite of the Eucharist.

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The priestly chalice, the vessel that holds the Blood of Christ during Mass. A symbol of communion between God and men, of salvation incarnated in Jesus.

The chalice is the sacred vessel used to contain the wine that becomes the Blood of Christ during the Eucharistic celebration. It symbolizes the chalice used by Jesus during the Last Supper, which was then a very common vessel. In fact, the Latin word "calix" means glass, cup, goblet, an object commonly used in any home. And it is precisely private homes that were the first places of worship for Christians, so it is natural that they used a normal vessel to consecrate the wine of the Liturgy.