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| − | The '''tabernacle''', often found in [[Roman Catholic]] churches, as well as some [[Anglican]] and [[Lutheran]] churches, is a place where consecrated hosts of the holy [[Eucharist]] are kept if they are not eaten. Always behind a door for keeping. Some churches have pews near the tabernacle for the public to kneel and pray. | + | The '''tabernacle''', often found in [[Roman Catholic]] churches, as well as some [[Anglican]] and [[Lutheran]] churches, is a place where consecrated hosts of the holy [[Eucharist]] are kept if they are not eaten. Always behind a door for keeping. Some churches have a prie dieu, as well as pews, near the tabernacle for the public to kneel and pray. |
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Latest revision as of 20:52, October 8, 2017
The tabernacle, often found in Roman Catholic churches, as well as some Anglican and Lutheran churches, is a place where consecrated hosts of the holy Eucharist are kept if they are not eaten. Always behind a door for keeping. Some churches have a prie dieu, as well as pews, near the tabernacle for the public to kneel and pray.