A Practical Host Box for Sacristy Storage and Liturgical Preparation
Nickel Plated Host Box with IHS Design is a well-crafted liturgical storage vessel designed to hold communion hosts in the sacristy before Mass. The cover features an engraved IHS monogram, a traditional Christogram that marks this box as a vessel set apart for sacred use. Finished in polished nickel plate, it presents a clean, dignified appearance suited to any sacristy setting.
At 6-3/4" in diameter and 2-3/4" deep, this host box from Koley's Inc. accommodates a wide range of host sizes, from large altar hosts to small communion hosts, making it a versatile and practical addition to any parish sacristy.
Why You'll Love It
- Polished nickel plate finish is bright, durable, and easy to keep clean
- IHS monogram engraved on the cover marks this as a vessel dedicated to sacred use
- Accommodates multiple host sizes: 30 large (5-3/4"), 120 medium (2-3/4"), or 600 small (1-1/8") hosts
- Generous 6-3/4" diameter and 2-3/4" depth provide ample storage capacity for parish needs
- Secure lid keeps hosts protected and clean between uses
- Made by Koley's Inc., a trusted manufacturer of quality liturgical metalwork
Product Details and Specifications
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SKU: K-340
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Vendor: Koley's Inc.
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Diameter: 6-3/4"
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Depth: 2-3/4"
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Finish: Nickel plate
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Cover Design: IHS monogram engraved
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Host Capacity (5-3/4" hosts): 30 hosts
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Host Capacity (2-3/4" hosts): 120 hosts
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Host Capacity (1-1/8" hosts): 600 hosts
Who This Makes a Good Gift For
- Parishes and churches equipping or refreshing their sacristy supplies
- Priests and sacristans responsible for liturgical preparation
- Seminaries and formation houses outfitting chapel sacristies
- Religious orders and communities with active liturgical programs
- Catholic institutions seeking a reliable, practical host storage vessel
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What is a host box used for?
Answer: A host box is used in the sacristy to store communion hosts before Mass. It keeps hosts clean, protected, and organized until they are transferred to a ciborium or paten for use during the liturgy.
Question: How many hosts does this box hold?
Answer: Capacity depends on host size: approximately 30 large hosts (5-3/4"), 120 medium hosts (2-3/4"), or 600 small hosts (1-1/8").
Question: What does IHS mean?
Answer: IHS is a traditional Christogram derived from the first three letters of the name of Jesus in Greek. It is a widely recognized symbol in Catholic and Christian liturgical art and metalwork.
Question: What finish does this host box have?
Answer: It is finished in polished nickel plate, which is bright, durable, and easy to maintain.
Question: Who makes this host box?
Answer: This host box is made by Koley's Inc., a respected manufacturer of quality liturgical vessels and church supplies.
Question: How long does production take?
Answer: This item is made to order. Production Time: 10-12 weeks. Please plan ahead when ordering for a specific date or occasion.
Why Shop at Reger's
Since 1921, Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted resource for parishes, religious communities, schools, and Catholic families. Our extensive catalog of liturgical vessels, sacristy supplies, and devotional goods is backed by knowledgeable, caring service. When you shop with Reger's, you are partnering with a team that has faithfully served the Church for over a century.
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