The Altar Fair Linen Cloth is the most used cloth for the altar. Made of mid-weight linen and sized to fit the altar top exactly with a suggested drop of at least 18” or halfway to the floor. Embroidery: Four 2”- 2½” crosses are embroidered at each corner. One 3”- 4” cross or sacred monogram is used in the center.		The Corporal serves as the place setting for the communion elements. A mid-weight linen is traditionally used and must be spacious enough to hold the sacramental elements during the communion service. Embroidery: A 2”- 3" motif is embroidered at the bottom front of the corporal, never in the center of the cloth.
The Credence Cloth is used for holding the sacramental elements before and after communion celebration. The credence table is dressed with a simple cloth of white linen to match the altar cloth. Made of mid-weight linen sized to fit the table top with a drop of at least 6". Embroidery: A single 2" - 2½" embroidered motif in the center is most appropriate.		The Pall is made of mid-weight linen, permanently mounted on plexiglass for easy laundering. The pall is placed over the chalice and is used in conjunction with the chalice veil. Embroidery: A 3"- 5" motif is suggested for the top part of the pall.
The Chalice Veil is used to vest the chalice prior to the communion service. The chalice veil also serves as a post communion veil, covering all the sacramental elements. Embroidery: Tradi- tionally a 2"- 3" cross or motif is embroidered at the center of the veil.		The Lavabo Towel is presented for the celebrant’s use. Folded in thirds, it is basically a finger towel used at the lavabo during the communion service. Embroidery: A 1½" cross is traditionally embroidered at the center bottom of the hem.
The Purificator is used for cleaning the communion cup. It is folded in three layers so that when placed on the chalice beneath the paten, its width is about three inches. Embroidery: A 1" cross is embroidered in the center.