What Is a Chrismarium? The Complete Guide to Holy Oil Containers
A chrismarium is the vessel that holds the holy oils — chrism, the oil of catechumens, and the oil of the sick. Here is...
Items and practices for church sanctuaries, worship spaces, and prayer areas
A chrismarium is the vessel that holds the holy oils — chrism, the oil of catechumens, and the oil of the sick. Here is...
The Catholic Church uses three holy oils — the Oil of Catechumens, the Oil of the Sick, and Sacred Chrism. Here is what...
Electric sanctuary lamps keep the eternal light burning where open flames are not allowed. Learn about types, bulbs, bat...
A hanging sanctuary lamp is the most traditional way to mark the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Here is how high to...
A sanctuary lamp at home turns any room into a place of prayer. Learn which types work best for home chapels, how to kee...
Holy water is not only for church — the Church encourages families to keep it at home. Here is how to bless your home wi...
An aspergillum is the instrument a priest uses to sprinkle holy water — but it has a longer history and more forms than...
Learn what a sanctuary lamp is, why every Catholic church has one, how to choose the right one, and the symbolism behind...
Holy water fonts are found in every Catholic church. Learn about the different types, where to place them, and how to ch...
A complete guide to setting up a Catholic church sanctuary — altar, ambo, tabernacle, and all the furnishings you need.
A guide to the different types of altar bells used in Catholic worship — single, triple, fixed, and Eastern-style sets.