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CAA V101 CAA V102 CAA V103 Ring Bearer Pillow
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Bow Ties Neck Ties FR 409 ZP 221
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Ring Bearer: Duties & Tips


Wondering what the scoop is on those cute little kids in the wedding party? Young boys can play two main roles: ring bearer and page. Pages help the bride with an extra-long train, while ring bearers bring the wedding rings (or fakes that look like the wedding rings) to the altar. Read on for the ring bearer side of the story.

Duties
The ring bearer, traditionally a small boy aged four to eight, walks down the aisle just before the flower girl (if there is one), carrying a pillow with two rings tied to it. Since it's not the greatest idea to entrust gold rings to a rambunctious 6-year-old, the rings are usually fakes.

Are you the trusting sort? Well, if you trust the little tyke with your jewelry, at least have someone hand him the pillow replete with real rings just before he begins trekking down the aisle. If he gets hold of them too far in advance, it's more likely he'll lose them.

Whatever you choose to have the ring bearer carry, be sure he's told about his duties ahead of time. It's probably best to include him in the rehearsal dinner, so the full implications of his duties (walking down an aisle all by himself with a hundred people watching) don't come as a big shock.

Who To Choose?
You'll probably want to choose a young family member. Perhaps your first or second cousins already have children. You can also choose a godchild or a family friend. If you don't know any young boys, don't sweat it: Having a ring bearer is a great way to include young family members in your wedding ceremony, but a ring bearer isn't a necessity. In most cases, the best man will be holding the real rings anyhow. <

What They Wear?
There's a variety of style options for these little dudes. We hope that our ring bearer attire selection including: ring bearer tuxedos, boys Eton suits, and boys sailor suits is just right for you.





The Catholic Sacrament of Holy Communion:


Of all seven sacraments, the Holy Eucharist, or Holy Communion, is the most central and important to Catholicism. Holy Communion is offered at every Mass,
and in fact, the ritual of the Mass is largely taken up with preparing the hosts (wafers made of wheat and water, or gluten-free) and wine to become the
body and blood of Christ and the congregation to receive the body of Christ. Transubstantiation is the act of changing the substances of bread and wine
into the substances of the Body and Blood of Christ.

The Holy Eucharist refers to Christ’s body and blood present in the consecrated host on the altar, and Catholics believe that the consecrated bread and
wine are actually the body and blood, soul and divinity of Christ. For Catholics, the presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist isn't just symbolic, it’s real.

When you receive Holy Communion, you’re intimately united with Jesus Christ — he literally becomes part of you. Also, by taking Holy Communion, you
express your union with all Catholics who believe the same doctrines, obey the same laws, and follow the same leaders. This sense of participation
in a larger community is why Catholics (and Eastern Orthodox Christians) have a strict law that only people who are in communion with the Church can
receive Holy Communion. In other words, only those who are united in the same beliefs are allowed to receive Holy Communion.



Receiving Communion according to Rite:


The Holy Eucharist is food for the soul, so it’s given and eaten during Holy Communion at the Mass. However, how it’s distributed varies a bit,
depending on whether you attend a Latin (Western)Rite Mass or a Byzantine (Eastern) Rite Mass:

· Latin (Western) Rite: Holy Communion is in the form of consecrated unleavened hosts made from wheat flour and water, just like the unleavened
bread used by Jesus at the Last Supper. The host is flat and the size of a quarter or half-dollar. Latin Catholics may receive the host on their
tongue or in their hand if the local bishop and the national conference of bishops permit.

· Byzantine (Eastern) Rite: Catholics receive consecrated leavened bread (the yeast or leaven symbolizes the Resurrection), which is placed inside
the chalice (cup) of consecrated wine. The priest takes a spoon and gingerly places a cut cube of consecrated bread soaked in the consecrated wine
inside the mouths of the communicants without ever touching their lips or tongue.



Dressing up for your First Holy Communion:


When boys and girls make their First Holy Communion (usually in second grade), it’s a big occasion for Catholic families. Like their Baptism, the
day of First Communion is one filled with family, friends, and feasting after the sacred event has taken place in church.

Girls typically wear white gowns and veils and often look like little brides, and boys wear their Sunday best or new suits and ties bought for the occasion.

The children are generally too young to appreciate all the theological refinements, but as long as they know and believe that it’s not bread or wine
they’re receiving but the real Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, then they are old enough to take Holy Communion.






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