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Consequently, because the Church has lawfully permitted female altar servers, we can concluded that girls or women who choose to be altar servers are not acting in disobedience toward Jesus.
What are the duties of the Catholic Altar Society?
Today, members are responsible for the church decorations, the altar cloths and linens, the candles, the priests vestments, and generally anything that helps make the worship space more inviting and prayerful for parishioners. Some of the members are also the church sacristans.
Is the Institute of Christ the King part of the Catholic Church?
The Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest, Latin: Institutum Christi Regis Summi Sacerdotis, abbreviated as ICKSP and ICRSS, is a society of apostolic life of pontifical right in communion with the Holy See of the Catholic Church.
What are the duties of a Catholic altar server?
Servers respond to the prayers and dialogues of the priest along with the congregation. They also join in singing the hymns and other chants of the liturgy. Servers should be seated in a place from which they can easily assist the priest celebrant and deacon.
What is the purpose of an altar in a Catholic Church?
The word altar connotes a raised or high place (we see in Scripture the equivalent expressions table, Lords table, and place of sacrifice), a place of consecration and sacrifice, where God meets man. It is a symbol of Gods presence.
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What does a Catholic Altar Society do?
Members of the Altar Society care for items used during Mass and decorate the church for the various liturgical seasons. Washing linens, cleaning sacred vessels, ordering flowers, caring for plants, and light dusting are tasks that fall under the auspices of the Society.
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