Those include having their ministers wash their hands thoroughly before Communion, wipe the chalice rim thoroughly after each sip, and wash the cup with soap and hot water after each service.

The chalice, or cup, held wine for communion. The paten, or plate, was for the bread. The communion set stayed on Jamestown Island until 1758, when the old church was abandoned. The set was ...

THE use of individual communion cups during the pandemic was ruled out by the House of Bishops during the ... The symbolism of “one cup” (even where more than one chalice is used for the ...

This communion chalice is made of unhallmarked silver. It was made secretly in about 1700. It was used by Jesuit Priests under the Vicar Apostolic of the Northern District to minister to the ...

Omar Ramsden (1873-1939), silver designer, executed several items of plate for use at services in Westminster Abbey. One of his best works here is a chalice (Communion cup for wine) and paten (cover) ...