What is it? THURIBLE A thurible, also known as a censer, is a metal vessel suspended by chains used in liturgical worship to burn incense, symbolizing prayers rising to heaven and the purification of sacred spaces. Primarily used in Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican traditions, it is operated by a thurifer to swing fragrant smoke during services like Mass or benediction. Key Aspects of the Thurible: Structure: It consists of a metal body (often brass, silver, or gold) for hot charcoal and incense

The art of swinging the thurible. THE best moment today. Sunday at St. Paul’s after service. Dad, one of our thurifers, teaching his daughter, one of our acolytes, how to thurifer. 💜💜💜 | St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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