A Ciborium for the Reservation and Distribution of the Eucharist
The >m>Ciborium by Koley's Inc. is a liturgical vessel designed for the reservation and distribution of consecrated hosts during Communion. Standing 7" tall with a 4-1/2" diameter cup and a 400 host capacity, this ciborium is well suited for parish use and larger liturgical celebrations.
The generous 400 host capacity makes this ciborium practical for parish Communion services and larger liturgical gatherings. Crafted by Koley's Inc., this ciborium is a meaningful and lasting addition to a parish sacristy or a thoughtful gift for ordination, priestly anniversaries, or a religious community seeking a quality vessel for the distribution of the Eucharist.
Why You'll Love It
- A 400 host capacity makes this ciborium well suited for parish Communion and larger liturgical celebrations
- At 7"H with a 4-1/2" cup, this ciborium has a substantial, dignified presence on the altar
- The generous cup diameter provides ample space for the distribution of consecrated hosts during Communion
- Produced by Koley's Inc., a trusted name in liturgical vessels and church goods
- A practical and lasting addition to a parish sacristy or a meaningful gift for ordination or priestly anniversaries
Product Details and Specifications
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SKU: K-595
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Vendor: Koley's Inc.
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Height: 7"H
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Cup Diameter: 4-1/2"
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Host Capacity: 400 hosts
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Product Type: Ciborium
Who This Makes a Good Gift For
- Newly ordained priests receiving a personal ciborium for active ministry
- Priests celebrating a priestly anniversary or jubilee
- Parishes or religious communities seeking a quality ciborium for regular liturgical use
- Seminary graduates preparing for ordination and active ministry
- Chaplains or mission priests who need a reliable ciborium for frequent distribution of Communion
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ciborium?
A ciborium is a liturgical vessel used to hold and distribute consecrated hosts during Communion. It typically has a lid and a larger capacity than a chalice, which is used for the consecrated wine.
What are the dimensions and capacity of this ciborium?
The ciborium stands 7" tall with a 4-1/2" diameter cup and a 400 host capacity, making it well suited for parish Communion and larger liturgical celebrations.
Is this ciborium suitable for parish use?
Yes. The 400 host capacity is well suited for parish Communion services and larger liturgical gatherings.
Does this ciborium come with a lid?
A lid is not explicitly listed as an included component in the description. Please contact Reger's to confirm whether a lid is included or available separately.
Who manufactures this ciborium?
This ciborium is produced by Koley's Inc., a respected supplier of liturgical vessels and church goods.
Why Shop at Reger's
For over a century, Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted partner for Catholic and Christian communities seeking quality liturgical vessels and devotional gifts. Since 1921, we have built relationships with respected suppliers like Koley's Inc. to offer a catalog that serves the needs of parishes, schools, families, and religious communities. Our knowledgeable staff is here to help you find the right ciborium, chalice, or sacred vessel for your celebration of the Eucharist, and we take pride in every order we fulfill.
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