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THE COMMON CUP
INDIVIDUAL   CUP

Religious Program Specialist 3 & 2, Module 01-Personnel Support
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The  front  of  the  chalice  veil  (the  design)  and  the  front  of  the  burse (“hinged” portion) face the congregation. Both the burse and the chalice veil are  liturgically  colored  for  the  season. THE   INTINCTION   CUP.—This   method   of   communion   is   used   when the chaplain takes a communion wafer from the cup, dips it into the wine or juice  in  the  chalice,  and  places  it  into  the  mouth  of  the  worshipper.  The intinction  cup  is  the  small  metal  container  rounded  on  one  side  which  fits into the chalice. It fits over the cup rim (see figure 3-40) and is used to hold the  communion  wafers  (bread). Figure 3-40.-Preparation of the chalice for the intinction cup method of communion. 3-54







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