The offertory procession is a significant part of the Catholic Mass, representing the beginning of the Liturgy of the Eucharist. It is carried out by specific individuals who are designated as sponsors for the Mass. These sponsors bring special gifts to the altar, which act as blessings for both the church and the family or individuals performing the offertory.

The usual offerings are bread and wine, which will later be consecrated into the Holy Body and Blood of our Lord for Holy Communion. The Offertory may also include flowers, candles, fruits, grocery items, and money. When preparing a basket for the offertory, it is important to note that the offerings will be directed to the Presbytery after the Mass. The priest may direct the offerings to the office pantry for use by church groups that gather for meetings or directly to the house pantry for the priests' use. Therefore, it would be helpful to know what would be helpful for them as they usually prepare their own meals rather than include items that they may not really need.
    

1. Soy Sauce
2. White Vinegar
3. Large Serviettes
4. Lightly Sparkling Water
5. Long Life Full Cream Milk
6. Olive Oil
7. Baking Soda
8. Fresh Berries
9. Fresh Garlic
10. Fresh Ginger
11. Fresh Produce: Bell Peppers
12. Fresh Produce: Broccoli
13. Fresh Produce: Carrots
14. Fresh Produce: Cauliflower
15. Fresh Produce: Potatoes
16. Cuddly Fabric Softener (Blue)