In a Roman Catholic church context, what item must the funeral home supply?

• A. A church truck
• B. A baptismal font
• C. A communion wafer
• D. A cross necklace

Answer: (A)

In Catholic funeral planning, the funeral home handles practical arrangements that support the liturgical service, including transportation. Providing a vehicle to move the casket to the church for the service (often referred to as a church truck) is a transportation need the funeral home must meet. The baptismal font is a fixed church feature, not supplied by the funeral home. The communion wafer is a parish item used during Mass. A cross necklace is a personal item, not a service requirement. So, the essential item the funeral home must supply is the vehicle for transporting the casket to the church.