What is carried to the altar during the processional in a Catholic Mass?

Question

I can only think of the Bible and small crucifix (which I'm not sure of the name)
Are there candles too?
What is the sacramentary?

Referring to the beginning of mass.

Answer 1

At beginning of the Mass, when the Priest first enters, servers and readers bring a Bible and a Crucifix. Candles are common, but not always present. Gifts of bread and wine are brought later, in the middle of the Mass.

Sorry, not familiar with the term "sacramentary". Do you mean sacristy? Think of it as the Church's green room, where the Priest gets ready. It is behind the altar, not in the church itself.

Answer 2

Hi, this is called the Offertory of the Mass and while at times certain additional objects can be presented the main things are a dish containing small wafers of unleavened bread called Hosts and a small container of red wine,these will be consecrated during the offertory and become thr Body and Blood of Christ.

Answer 3

Certain elements of the Mass are extra solemn than others. We kneel for the period of the Consecration; that is the facet while the bread and wine are transubstantiated into the Body and Blood of Our Lord. We additionally kneel earlier than and after receiving Holy Communion for a couple of mins. We stand while taking note of the Holy Gospel. We sit down while taking note of the homily (guideline), and at different occasions. We additionally commonly, stand once we sing.

Answer 4

Are you referring to the entrance at the beginning of Mass? Or to the gifts brought later on?

Answer 5

I believe you are referring to the elements(bread and wine) of Holy Communion.
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Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas

Answer 6

The Bible, bread and wine, and crucifix