#communion

• Tabernacle — A small box or tabernacle made of precious metal (silver or gold), permanently placed upon the Holy Table inside the altar, in which the Holy Communion (consecrated bread and wine) reserved for the sick or emergencies is kept; a liturgical tabernacle. In Orthodox church architecture and ritual, this object possesses maximum sacred value.
• Unleavened bread — A flat, unleavened bread made exclusively from flour and water, without the addition of yeast or leaven; it is traditionally consumed in Jewish religious rituals during Passover (Pesach) or used in Western Christian churches (Catholic) for communion in the form of a host.