...humbly present and place them on the Holy Table." At the celebration the priest was then to " place upon the table so much bread and wine as he shall think sufficient." The insertion of the word " oblations " in the prayer for the Church Militant provided for the solemn...

...heavenly, for their temporal, eternal ; through JESUS CHRIST our LORD. f And the Priest shall then place upon the Table so much Bread and Wine as he shall think sufficient. [Prayer while the Bread and Wine are being placed on the Altar]. ACCEPT, O merciful GOD, this offering...

...and place it upon the holy Table. § 98. ^ And when there is a Communion, the Priest shall then place upon the Table so much Bread and Wine, as he shall think sufficient; (Continued as S 104... after which done. Sec p . 241 . § 99. T After which the Priest shall proceed,...

...money-offerings from the people), ordering that ' when there is a Communion, the Priest shall then place upon the Table so much Bread and Wine as he shall think sufficient.' Hence some have concluded (and not unnaturally at first sight) that in the phrase 'alms and oblations,'...

...Priest, who shall humbly present and place it upon the Holy Table. And the Priest shall then place upon the Table so much Bread and Wine as he shall think sufficient. After which done, he shall say, Let us pray for the whole state of Christ's Church militant. A LMIGHTY...

...seventeenth century. The rubric which precedes the Prayer for the Church directs the priest to " place upon the Table so much bread and wine as he shall think sufficient." In order to carry out this direction, a structure of some kind is necessary, upon which the elements...

...intended. The Priest is directed in the Rubric before the Prayer for the Church Militant to place on the table " so much Bread and Wine as he shall think sufficient." Of so much of this Wine as may remain unconsecrated it is said that " the Curate shall have it to his...

...exactly the same teaching running : through the other rubrics — " The priest shall then place on the table so much bread and wine as he shall think sufficient. At the time of the celebration of the communion, the communicants being conveniently placed for the...

...sought was in use in the English Church before the Reformation ; that i " The priest shall then place upon the Table so much bread and wine as he shall think sufficient." it has not since bsen forbidden, explicitly or implicitly ; and that the occasion for its use still...

...mensa, or Lord's Table, or "God's board." When our present Prayer Book orders the priest to "place upon the Table so much Bread and Wine as he shall think sufficient," it gives an explicit direction that is perfectly clear. The Elements are to be placed upon the mensa,...