The history of acolytes (altar boys) goes back to the earliest days of the Church. For example, St. Tarciscius was a 13 year old boy and acolyte in the 3rd or 4th century. Because there were no deacons present at a morning Mass, he was chosen to take the communion bread to prisoners awaiting execution. Along the way he was attacked by a group of similar aged boys and killed. He is a patron saint of altar servers.
Roman Catholic AnswerYes, if you have made your first Holy Communion and want to be an altar boy, you speak to the priest and ask him. He will talk to you and arrange for you to be trained.
Altar.
Little Altar Boy was created in 1984.
No, not all altar boys are gay. The role of an altar boy is typically performed by young male members of the church community who assist the clergy during religious services. Sexual orientation is not a determining factor in serving as an altar boy.
"An Altar Boy Named Speck" ended in 2006.
A priest was standing on the altar in the church.
The opposite of an altar might be a sacrificial table. Also, the altar is in the eastern portion of the church. The portion in the western part opposite to the altar in a church is called the entryway or vestibule.
An Altar Boy Named Speck was created in 1953.
It is a cloth placed on an altar.
An altar boy is a boy who serves as an acolyte, a person who is ordained to carry the wine, water, and lights at mass.
In front!!
The chancel leads to the sanctuary and the altar.