PROPER AND PRACTICAL WAYS OF FOLDING A CORPORAL | LITURGICAL CLOTH | LITURGY TUTORIAL EPISODE

One of the Liturgical Linens we used in the mass is the Corporal. In this video, we will witness the proper and practical ways to fold a corporal.
A Corporal is a square white linen cloth upon which the chalice and the pater are placed during the mass as well as the ciborium that contains sacred hosts for communion. It is placed at the center of the altar table during the preparation of the gifts during the mass. The cloth should have a decorative embroidered cross along the center of the cloth.
The word Corporal comes from the latin word Corpus, which means body, a word which serves its purpose which holds the body and blood of Christ in the Paten and the Chalice.
There are proper and practical ways and procedure to fold the corporal. We use the word proper instead of correct or right ways since, we assume that there are many ways to fold the corporal. However what we will show and demonstrate to you is a proper and practical one.
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Attribution and Acknowledgments
Narration: Mark Anthony Gatal
University of San Jose - Recoletos Campus Ministry
Cebu City Philippines
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Thank you so much for this video… I volunteered to wash our parish priests Corporals without any knowledge of how they need to be folded when ironing. From the looks of that linen draw I think I’m going to make a Huge Difference . I’ve been watching Videos on this thanks to all of you!!!
Blessings Always … 🙌🏼

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Thanks a lot. The best instruction

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I wanted to share this with my Linen Team but the first few times the Corporal is opened is not the same direction as in the last part of the video - that is confusing. Otherwise the information is well done!

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