Christian Brands Brass Chalice and Host Hospital Communion Pyx, Religious Church Goods, 3 14 Inch, Gold

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This polished brass Communion pyx with a gold finish will remind both the Eucharistic Minister and the person receiving the Eucharist of the ultimate sacrifice that Jesus made for all of us
Perfect to have if you incessantly visit someone in a hospital or nursing home
Holds 60 hosts
Measures 3 1/4 Inches in diameter by 1 1/4 Inch in depth
The Eucharistic Minister uses a pyx to take consecrated hosts to those who find themselves unable to attend Mass, which provides the most important link and allows them to participate in a fundamental a part of being Catholic when they are able to’t attend Mass