Difference between revisions of "Tabernacle (Catholic)"

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The '''tabernacle''' in a [[Catholic]] Church 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''' in a [[Catholic]] Church 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.
  
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Revision as of 00:18, December 15, 2009

The tabernacle in a Catholic Church 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.