chalicists

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A form of chalicist — A layperson authorized to assist the clergy, particularly within the Episcopal or Anglican Church, in administering the Christian sacrament of Holy Communion during worship services. Specifically, chalicists offer the consecrated wine to communicants following its consecration by the celebrant.

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of chalicist
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