Catholicity in Pictures part I Mr. Pablo Cuadra Religion Class

Surplice Cassock Thurible or Censor Liturgical Vestments Liturgical artifacts

Ambo

Ambry Contains The Holy Oils

Holy Oils & Ambry

Altar & Consecration (blessing) by bishop

Baptismal Font or Baptistery

Belfry or Bell Tower In many countries bells are used to call people to worship

Pectoral Cross

Cathedra (bishop’s chair)

Catholic Funeral Final Commendation

Chalice & Paten (cup and Plate)

Green Chasuble (ordinary time)

Chi-Rho a symbol of Ordinary Time (the first two letters Of the word Christ in Greek)

Ciborium

Red cinture

Cloistered Nun In a convent

Chalice or Cup Wheat symbol of The Eucharist

Confessional

Solemnity of Corpus Christy (Body of Christ)

Dalmatica (deacon’s attire)

Deacon wearing Purple stole

Dove symbol of the Holy Spirit in Christian art

Ring of the Fisherman (Papal ring)

Holy Oils Oil of the Sick Sacred Chrism Oil of the catechumens

Lectionary

Mitre or Bishop’s ceremonial hat

Monstrance (to show) The monstrance is use for the exposition of The Blessed Sacrament

Nativity or manger

Nave (boat)

Nuns

Pallium only the Pope and Metropolitans (Archbishops) Can wear it.

Pallium a sign of jurisdiction delegated by the Pope

Paten

Sancturay

Stole Alb (means white)

Tabernacle (tent)

Seminarian

Pyx for Holy Communion

Ring Rosary

Advent Wreath

Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis)

Paschal Candle

Apparition of Mary in Zeitun Egypt before Muslims and Christians

Jesus Savior of Men –this symbol appears in many European Churches

ichthus , An Early Christian Symbol