Catholicity in Pictures

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Catholicity in Pictures part I Mr. Pablo Cuadra Religion Class

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A pictorial of all things catholic

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Catholicity in Pictures part I

Mr. Pablo CuadraReligion Class

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Surplice

Cassock

Thurible or Censor

LiturgicalVestments

Liturgical artifacts

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Ambo

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AmbryContainsThe HolyOils

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Holy Oils &Ambry

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Altar & Consecration (blessing) by bishop

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Baptismal Font or Baptistery

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Belfry or Bell Tower

In many countries bells are used to call people to worship

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Pectoral Cross

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Cathedra(bishop’s chair)

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Catholic Funeral Final Commendation

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Chalice & Paten(cup and Plate)

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Green Chasuble(ordinary time)

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Chi-Rhoa symbolof Ordinary Time

(the first two lettersOf the word Christ inGreek)

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Ciborium

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Red cinture

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Cloistered NunIn a convent

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Chalice or CupWheat symbol ofThe Eucharist

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Confessional

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Solemnity of Corpus Christy (Body of Christ)

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Dalmatica(deacon’s attire)

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Deacon wearingPurple stole

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Dove symbol of the Holy Spirit in Christian art

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Ring of the Fisherman (Papal ring)

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Holy Oils

Oil of the SickSacred ChrismOil of the catechumens

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Lectionary

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Mitre or Bishop’s ceremonial hat

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Monstrance (to show)

The monstrance is usefor the exposition of The Blessed Sacrament

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Nativity or manger

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Nave (boat)

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Nuns

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Palliumonly thePope andMetropolitans(Archbishops)Can wear it.

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Pallium a sign of jurisdiction delegated by the Pope

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Paten

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Sancturay

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Stole

Alb(meanswhite)

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Tabernacle(tent)

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Seminarian

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Pyx for Holy Communion

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Ring Rosary

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Advent Wreath

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Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis)

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Paschal Candle

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Apparition of Mary in Zeitun Egypt before Muslims and Christians

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

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ichthus,

An Early Christian Symbol